(2) Reaper Turf Tire Assemblies 18x9.50-8 Fits Toro TimeCutter eXmark Quest 110-6883

What It Is

This is a set of two 18x9.50-8 turf tires mounted on black steel wheels, designed as a direct replacement for the OEM wheels on zero-turn mowers like Toro TimeCutter and eXmark Quest series. They’re built for residential and light commercial mowing—ideal for replacing worn or damaged rear tires without swapping rims.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Primary fit: Toro TimeCutter (SS4225, SS5000, Z4200) and eXmark Quest (QZT, QZS) models. Also fits select Husqvarna, John Deere, and Ariens zero-turns with the same 8-inch rim and 4x4 bolt pattern.
• Check before buying:
  • Bolt pattern: 4 on 4-inch center (4x4). Measure center-to-center of opposite holes.
  • Tire size: 18x9.50-8 (height 18 in, width 9.5 in, rim diameter 8 in). Verify your current tire sidewall matches.
  • OEM part cross-reference: Toro 110-6883, eXmark 110-6883. If your mower uses a different OEM number, measure bolt pattern and tire size.
  • Deck clearance: Ensure the tire width (9.5 in) doesn’t rub on your deck or frame—common on older or compact zero-turns.
• Aftermarket note: These are not OEM Toro parts but are built to OEM specs. They include valve stems and are pre-mounted.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: 4-ply rating with a tread depth of about 0.5 inches—good for turf but not for rocky or aggressive terrain. Expect 2-3 seasons of residential use.
• Installation: Simple swap if your mower uses lug nuts (usually 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch). You’ll need a socket wrench and possibly a breaker bar for stubborn nuts. No tire mounting required.
• Common gotchas:
  • The valve stem location may differ from your old tire—rotate the tire on the rim if needed before mounting.
  • Check that the wheel hub bore matches your axle (typically 3/4-inch on Toro, but measure yours).
  • Some users report needing to re-torque lug nuts after 5 hours of use due to settling.
• Weight: Each assembly is about 15 lbs—manageable for one person.

Should You Buy It

Buy this set if your Toro TimeCutter or eXmark Quest rear tires are bald, cracked, or losing air, and you want a direct bolt-on replacement without hunting for OEM parts. The price is competitive with single OEM tires, and the 4-ply construction handles typical lawn chores well. Skip if you need a heavy-duty tire for commercial use or rough ground—look for a 6-ply or ribbed design instead.