Dayrim 20x8.00-8 Lawn Mower Tires, Set of 2, 4-Ply Tubeless Turf Tread, for Garden Tractor & Riding Mower,Golf Cart Tires

What It Is

This is a set of two 20x8.00-8 tubeless turf tires designed for riding mowers, garden tractors, and golf carts. The 4-ply rating and smooth turf tread pattern suit lawn maintenance and light hauling on grass or paved surfaces.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Size: 20-inch outer diameter, 8.00-inch width, fits an 8-inch rim. Measure your existing tire’s sidewall markings (e.g., “20x8.00-8”) to confirm.
• Rim width: Designed for rims 6–7 inches wide. Check your wheel’s stamped width before mounting.
• Load capacity: 4-ply rating supports up to ~480 lbs per tire at 24 PSI. Ensure this meets your mower’s axle weight (check owner’s manual or existing tire sidewall).
• Bolt pattern/offset: Not applicable – these are tires only, no wheels. You reuse your existing rims.
• OEM vs aftermarket: Works as a direct replacement for most common 20x8.00-8 turf tires (e.g., on John Deere, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, and generic riding mowers). No special adapters needed.

Key Things to Know

• Installation: You’ll need tire spoons or a bead breaker to mount them on your rims. Tubeless design requires an airtight bead seal – use soapy water and a compressor. Not for hand-pump only.
• Tread design: Turf tread is shallow (about 1/4-inch) for minimal lawn damage, but offers less traction on wet grass or slopes than a lug-style tire.
• Durability: 4-ply rating is standard for residential mowers. Adequate for flat lawns, but not for rocky or debris-heavy terrain where punctures are likely.
• Weight: Each tire is about 12 lbs – manageable to handle, but two can be awkward to carry.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you need a reliable, budget-friendly replacement for worn turf tires on a residential riding mower or light-duty garden tractor. They’re a good fit for flat lawns and paved paths, but skip them if you frequently mow wet slopes, rough terrain, or need heavy-duty puncture resistance – consider a 6-ply or lug tire instead.