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

What It Is

This is a pair of 18x9.50-8 Super Turf tires (assemblies, including rims) designed for zero-turn mowers like the Toro TimeCutter and eXmark Quest. They provide high-flotation, low-compression traction on turf, reducing soil damage while maintaining grip on slopes and uneven ground.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Size: 18x9.50-8 (diameter 18", width 9.50", rim 8"). Confirm your current tire size matches exactly—don’t guess based on mower model alone.
• OEM Part Number: 110-6883 (Toro). This is the OEM assembly for many Toro TimeCutter and eXmark Quest models (check your mower’s manual or existing tire part number).
• Bolt Pattern & Hub: These use a 4-bolt pattern on a 4" bolt circle with a 3/4" diameter spindle hole. Measure your current hub spacing and spindle diameter before ordering.
• Deck Clearance: On some TimeCutter models (e.g., 42" or 50" decks), these tires may rub the deck or frame at full turn. Test fit or check forums for your specific model year.
• Aftermarket vs OEM: These are OEM Toro assemblies—direct fit if your mower uses 110-6883. Aftermarket alternatives (e.g., Kenda, Carlisle) may be cheaper but often use different rim offsets or bolt patterns.

Key Things to Know

• Installation: Straightforward—remove the old assembly and bolt on the new. Torque lug nuts to 50–60 ft-lbs. No special tools needed.
• Tread Life: Super Turf tread is soft and wears faster on pavement. Expect 200–400 hours depending on surface.
• Common Gotcha: The rim’s offset (2.5" center to mounting face) can cause clearance issues on some non-Toro models. Always measure your current rim’s offset.
• Weight: Each assembly weighs ~15 lbs. Not heavy, but shipping costs can be significant if returning.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you own a Toro TimeCutter or eXmark Quest that uses 110-6883 tires and you want a guaranteed OEM fit with minimal effort. They’re ideal for turf care (lawn service, golf courses) where traction and low ground pressure matter. Skip if you’re on a tight budget—aftermarket tires can save $30–50 per pair, but expect to verify fitment more carefully.