(2) Reaper Turf Tire Assemblies 18x9.50-8 Fits Bad Boy MZ Magnum 48" 54" 022-8050-22
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This is a set of two rear turf tires (18x9.50-8) with assembled wheels, designed for zero-turn mowers like the Bad Boy MZ Magnum 48" and 54". They’re built for traction on turf without damaging grass, making them ideal for residential or commercial mowing on established lawns.
Fitment & Compatibility
Before buying, confirm your mower’s rear tire size is 18x9.50-8 (diameter x width x rim diameter). These fit Bad Boy MZ Magnum models with 48" or 54" decks (OEM part 022-8050-22). They are aftermarket replacements, not OEM Bad Boy parts, so check your current wheel bolt pattern (likely 4 on 4" center, but measure to be sure) and hub pilot diameter. Also verify the tire’s load rating matches your mower’s weight—Reaper tires are typically rated for up to 1,000 lbs each, which covers most zero-turns. If you have a different brand (e.g., Toro, John Deere), measure your existing tire and wheel specs, not just the mower model.
Key Things to Know
- Quality & durability: Reaper uses a 4-ply rating for puncture resistance, but these are not for rough, rocky terrain—stick to turf or light off-lawn use.
- Installation difficulty: Easy bolt-on if hub and bolt pattern match. You’ll need a jack or lift for zero-turns, and a torque wrench (recommended 50-70 ft-lbs for lug nuts).
- Common gotcha: The valve stem position on aftermarket wheels may differ from OEM—check clearance with your mower frame before mounting. Also, these are tubeless; ensure your mower’s valve stems are compatible.
- Warranty: Reaper offers a 1-year warranty against defects, but not wear from use. Inspect for rim runout or tire bead issues before installing.
Should You Buy It
Buy these if you need a direct-fit, budget-friendly replacement for your Bad Boy MZ Magnum’s rear tires and you mow mostly turf or well-maintained yards. They’re a solid value at this price with high user ratings, but skip them if you need heavy-duty tires for rocky, uneven ground or if your mower has a different bolt pattern.
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