Antego Tire & Wheel - Set of Two 18x9.50-8 4 Ply Tire & Wheel Assemblies | White 8x7 Wheel | Direct Replacement for Toro/Exmark 110-6883, 120-2249 | Suitable for Golf Carts & Some Craftsman Mowers

What It Is

This is a set of two 18x9.50-8 tire and wheel assemblies (white 8x7 wheels) designed as a direct replacement for Toro and Exmark mowers, but also fits some golf carts and Craftsman models. It provides a complete wheel-and-tire swap without needing to mount or balance tires.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify these three things:

• Bolt pattern: These use a 4-bolt pattern on a 4-inch center (4 on 4). Measure your existing wheel’s bolt circle – if it’s 4 on 4, they’ll likely fit.
• Hub diameter: The center hole is 3/4” (0.75”). Measure your spindle or axle hub to ensure it’s not larger.
• Tire size: 18x9.50-8. Check your current tire sidewall for the same size. If you have 18x8.50-8 or 18x10-8, these may still work, but width and clearance could vary. Confirm deck clearance (especially on zero-turns) and that the wheel offset (3+5) matches your mower’s track width.

OEM cross-references: Toro 110-6883, 120-2249; Exmark 1-603169. Not a direct fit for all Craftsman mowers – only those with 4 on 4 bolt pattern and 3/4” hub. Golf carts with 8” wheels and 4 on 4 pattern may work, but check offset for steering clearance.

Key Things to Know

• 4-ply rating – These are light-duty (4-ply) tires, suitable for residential mowers and light turf use. Not for heavy commercial mowing or rough terrain.
• Installation – Bolts on directly with no modifications if fitment matches. Use a torque wrench (40-50 ft-lbs recommended). No tire mounting required.
• White wheels – They are painted white; may show dirt/scuffs quickly. Clean with mild soap, avoid harsh chemicals.
• Valve stem location – Some users report valve stems are positioned close to the wheel center, making airing up slightly tight. A 90-degree adapter helps.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a quick, bolt-on replacement for a Toro or Exmark mower with 18x9.50-8 tires and a 4 on 4 bolt pattern, and you value convenience over heavy-duty durability. It’s a solid budget option for residential mowing, light golf cart use, or replacing worn-out OEM assemblies. Skip it if you need a 6-ply tire, a different bolt pattern, or a larger hub diameter.