Husqvarna 532059904 Lawn Tractor Inner Tire Tube

What It Is

The Husqvarna 532059904 is an OEM inner tire tube designed to replace a punctured or leaking tube on Husqvarna lawn tractors. It fits 15-inch diameter tires with a 6-inch rim width, typically used on rear wheels of riding mowers.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Measure your tire sidewall: This tube fits tires marked 15x6.00-6 or 15x6.5-6. Do not assume it fits all 15-inch wheels—rim width must be 6 inches.
• Check your mower model: Compatible with most Husqvarna, Poulan Pro, and Craftsman lawn tractors using rear 15-inch tires (e.g., Husqvarna YTH models, Craftsman LT1000 series). Verify your owner’s manual or existing tube part number.
• OEM vs aftermarket: This is a genuine Husqvarna part, not a universal tube. It’s a direct fit for Husqvarna models, but may also work on some other brands with the same tire size. Aftermarket tubes (e.g., from Carlisle or Kenda) are cheaper but may have a different valve stem position.
• Valve stem type: Straight TR-13 valve stem—common on most lawn tractors. If your rim has a bent or angled valve hole, this tube may not seat properly.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Heavy-duty rubber, but still a tube—punctures can happen. Inspect the inside of the tire for debris or sharp objects before installing.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. You’ll need to remove the wheel, break the tire bead, and fish the tube out. A tire spoon or pry bar helps. Watch for pinching the tube between the rim and tire.
• Common gotcha: Over-inflation is easy—recommended pressure is typically 10-14 PSI for lawn tractor tires. Too much pressure can cause the tube to bulge or burst.
• Avoid slime or sealants: Husqvarna does not recommend adding tire sealant; it can corrode the valve stem or throw off wheel balance.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a Husqvarna or compatible lawn tractor with a 15x6.00-6 rear tire and want a direct OEM replacement with no guesswork. If you’re on a budget or have a different brand, a universal aftermarket tube (around $10-15) may work, but check your valve stem and tire size first.