13x5.00-6 Lawn Mower Tire and Inner Tube Sets Compatible with Yard Tractor, Hand Truck, Riding Lawn Mower, Lawn tractor and More

What It Is

This is a 13x5.00-6 pneumatic tire and inner tube set, designed as a direct replacement for front or rear wheels on lawn tractors, riding mowers, hand trucks, and utility trailers. The 13-inch diameter and 5-inch width suit light-duty turf or shop use.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Size is critical: Confirm your current tire sidewall reads “13x5.00-6” – not 13x6.50-6 or 4.80/4.00-8. The rim diameter must be 6 inches.
• Bolt pattern & hub size: This is a tire-only set (no wheel/rim). You reuse your existing wheel. Check that your wheel’s center hole diameter and bolt pattern match your machine (common patterns: 3/4" or 1" bore, 4 on 4 or 5 on 4.5).
• Brand/model: Fits most generic lawn tractors (e.g., MTD, Husqvarna, Craftsman, John Deere) with 13x5.00-6 tires, but always measure your old tire’s height and width against this spec. Aftermarket sets work fine unless you need OEM-specific tread pattern.
• Load rating: Typically rated for 400-500 lbs per tire – fine for riding mowers and hand trucks, but not for heavy construction equipment.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Budget-friendly with standard rubber compound. Tread is mild (smooth or shallow rib) – adequate for grass and concrete, poor in mud or deep snow.
• Installation: Simple if you have tire irons and a compressor. Inner tube is included; ensure the tube’s valve stem (usually straight, 1.5" long) fits your wheel’s valve hole. Tubeless rims may need a valve hole grommet.
• Common gotchas: The tire may be slightly undersized (e.g., 12.8" actual vs 13" nominal) – measure your old tire before removing. Over-inflating can cause bead seating issues; max PSI is usually 30-35.
• Durability: Sidewalls are thinner than premium brands (e.g., Carlisle). Expect 2-3 seasons of residential use before cracking or dry rot.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a budget-friendly, quick replacement for a worn or flat 13x5.00-6 tire on a lawn tractor, hand truck, or light trailer, and you don’t need heavy-duty puncture resistance. It’s a solid value for residential use, but skip it if you require commercial-grade tread, thicker sidewalls, or exact OEM fitment.