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(2) 4 Ply Reaper Turf Heavy Duty Tires 18x9.50-8 022-2216-00

4.8/5 (16 reviews)
$119.99
(2) 4 Ply Reaper Turf Heavy Duty Tires 18x9.50-8 022-2216-00
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What It Is

This is a set of two 4-ply heavy-duty turf tires (size 18x9.50-8) designed for zero-turn mowers, lawn tractors, and commercial mowers that need extra traction and puncture resistance on rough or soft terrain.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check three things:

  1. Tire size: Must be 18x9.50-8 (width 9.5 inches, rim diameter 8 inches). Measure your current tire sidewall to confirm.
  2. Rim/bolt pattern: These are tires only—no rims included. You’ll need 8-inch rims with a 4x4 inch bolt pattern (common on most zero-turns). Verify your existing rims fit.
  3. Machine type: Works on many commercial zero-turns (e.g., Gravely, Hustler, Scag, Toro, John Deere) and heavy-duty lawn tractors. Not for standard riding mowers with smaller tires. Check deck clearance—18-inch diameter may be taller than OEM on some models.

OEM replacement for part 022-2216-00 (often used on Gravely and Ariens). Aftermarket fit, not OEM branded.

Key Things to Know

  • 4-ply rating means better puncture resistance and load capacity than standard 2-ply turf tires—good for rocky yards or heavy mowers.
  • Reaper Turf tread is aggressive (chevron-style) for grip on slopes, wet grass, and loose dirt, but can leave slight marks on manicured lawns.
  • Installation: Requires mounting on existing rims and inflating to 14-18 PSI. Use tire irons or have a shop do it—stiff sidewalls make hand-mounting tricky.
  • Common gotcha: These are 1–2 inches taller than some OEM tires (e.g., 18x8.50-8). Check that your mower deck lifts high enough and that the tires don’t rub the frame or fenders at full turn.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you mow on rough, hilly, or uneven terrain and need a tough tire that resists flats and provides solid traction. Skip them if you want a smooth, low-marking tire for a perfectly manicured lawn—the aggressive tread can scuff turf. At $119.99 with a 4.8 rating, they’re a strong value for commercial or heavy residential use.

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