15x6.00-6nhs Lawn Mower Tires Set of 2, 4-Ply Tubeless Turf Tread Replacement for Riding Mowers & Garden Tractors,570 lbs Capacity, Rubber Tire Only Fits 4.5 Inch Rim, Black, Tubeless

What It Is

This is a set of two 15x6.00-6 NHS (Not for Highway Service) turf tread tires, designed as a direct replacement for the front or rear wheels on many riding mowers and garden tractors. The 4-ply rating and 570 lbs capacity per tire make them suited for residential mowing on lawns, not pavement or rough terrain.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify three critical measurements:

• Tire size: Must be 15x6.00-6 (15" outer diameter, 6" wide, fits a 6" rim).
• Rim width: These tires are designed for a 4.5-inch wide rim only. Do not use on 4" or 5" rims.
• Rim diameter: The rim must be 6 inches (measured bead seat to bead seat).

Check your mower’s OEM tire size (usually printed on the sidewall) and the rim width stamped on the wheel. Common compatible brands include John Deere, Husqvarna, Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, and MTD, but always confirm rim width and bolt pattern separately. This is an aftermarket part, not OEM, so it may have a slightly different tread pattern or sidewall stiffness than original.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Easy if you have tire irons and a bead breaker. Tubeless tires require a tight seal at the rim bead; use soapy water on the rim edge to help seat the bead.
• Load capacity: 570 lbs per tire is generous for most residential riders, but if your mower is heavy (e.g., a zero-turn with a large deck), verify total axle load doesn’t exceed this.
• Tread type: Turf tread (shallow, closely spaced ribs) minimizes lawn damage but offers poor traction on wet grass or slopes. Not for mud or gravel.
• 4-ply rating: Means four layers of casing material—adequate for typical mowing but not puncture-resistant. Avoid sharp debris.

Should You Buy It

If you need a budget-friendly, direct-replacement turf tire for a standard 15x6.00-6 rim and your mower is used on flat, dry lawns, this set is a solid value. Skip it if you need higher load capacity, aggressive traction, or a different rim width.