11x4.00-5 Lawn Mower Tire Flat Free, Zero Turn Mower Front Tires, 11x4-5 Solid Mower Wheel for Residential and Commercial, 3/4" and 5/8" Bushing, 3.4"-4"-4.5-5" Centered Hub, 2 Pack

What It Is

A pair of 11x4.00-5 flat-free (solid) tires designed as front wheels for zero-turn mowers. These eliminate air pressure maintenance and flats, suitable for both residential and commercial mowing applications.

Fitment & Compatibility

Critical measurements to verify before purchase:

• Tire size: 11x4.00-5 (11" outer diameter, 4" width, 5" rim diameter). Must match your OEM tire size exactly.
• Axle hole: Comes with 3/4" and 5/8" bushings. Measure your front axle diameter—these are the two most common sizes for ZTR mowers.
• Hub center hole: 3.4", 4", 4.5", or 5" centered hub patterns. Check your wheel hub bolt pattern (center-to-center on opposite bolts). Most commercial ZTRs use 4" or 4.5".
• Bolt pattern: Centered hub only—not offset. Confirm your mower uses a centered (not offset) wheel design.
• Common brands: Fits many Husqvarna, Cub Cadet, John Deere, Gravely, and Bad Boy ZTR models—but always measure first. Not universal; avoid assuming fit without checking your specific model.

Key Things to Know

• No flat repairs needed – Solid rubber means zero flats, but ride will be stiffer than pneumatic tires. Expect more vibration on rough terrain.
• Installation is straightforward – Swap directly onto existing hubs if measurements match. Use included bushings for axle fit; no special tools required.
• Weight and traction – Heavier than air tires (~8-10 lbs each). Solid rubber provides less traction on wet grass or slopes compared to pneumatic tread.
• Lifespan – Typically outlast 2-3 sets of air tires in residential use, but may wear faster on concrete or asphalt if mower has aggressive steering.

Should You Buy It

Ideal for zero-turn owners tired of patching or replacing front tires, especially on rough or debris-filled properties where flats are common. Best for residential or light commercial use where ride comfort is secondary to reliability. Skip if you need maximum traction on hills or operate on very uneven ground—pneumatic tires offer better grip and cushioning.