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Carlisle Turf Saver II Lawn & Garden Tire -15/600-6

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$34.07
Carlisle Turf Saver II Lawn & Garden Tire -15/600-6
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What It Is

The Carlisle Turf Saver II is a 15/600-6 turf tire designed for zero-turn mowers, lawn tractors, and garden tractors. Its shallow, smooth tread minimizes damage to grass while providing adequate traction for residential and light commercial mowing.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify these three things:

  • Size: 15/600-6 means 15-inch outer diameter, 6-inch width, 6-inch rim diameter. Check your current tire’s sidewall for these numbers. It won’t fit 4.10/3.50-4 or 13x5.00-6 rims.
  • Rim width: This tire fits a 4.5-inch wide rim (standard for 6-inch wheels). Measure your rim’s bead seat width if possible.
  • Load capacity: Rated for 300 lbs at 22 PSI. Ensure your mower’s axle weight doesn’t exceed this—common for most residential zero-turns and tractors under 500 lbs total.
  • Brand/model: Fits many John Deere, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, and Toro models, but always cross-reference your OEM part number. Not a direct fit for all AYP/MTD units without checking rim width.

Key Things to Know

  • Tread pattern: The “Turf Saver” design is shallow and smooth—great for lawns, poor for wet grass or slopes. Expect slippage on hills or in dew.
  • Installation: Moderate difficulty. You’ll need tire irons and a bead seater (or a ratchet strap trick). Not tubeless—requires a tube (sold separately) for air retention.
  • Common gotcha: The sidewall is soft. Overinflating (above 22 PSI) or hitting curbs can cause bulges. Stick to 18-22 PSI for a balance of ride and traction.
  • Quality: Carlisle is a top-tier brand; these are OEM on many premium mowers. Expect 2-4 seasons of residential use before dry rot or wear.

Should You Buy It

Buy it if you need a direct replacement for a factory 15/600-6 turf tire on a zero-turn or tractor and you mow flat, dry lawns. Skip it if you tackle wet grass, hills, or need a higher load capacity—look for a ribbed or knobby tire instead.

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