Kumar Bros USA Two(2) Deck Wheels Fits John Deere LT133 LT155 LT160 LT166 LT170 LT180

What It Is

This is a set of two replacement deck wheels for John Deere LT-series lawn tractors (LT133, LT155, LT160, LT166, LT170, LT180). They support the mower deck to prevent scalping and reduce wear on the blade housing during turns or on uneven terrain.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Exact model match: Fits John Deere LT133, LT155, LT160, LT166, LT170, and LT180. Double-check your tractor’s model number (on frame tag near the battery or under the seat).
• Deck size: Works with 38”, 42”, and 48” decks used on these LT-series tractors. Measure your deck width if unsure.
• OEM replacement: Replaces John Deere part numbers AM107190, AM107191, or AM107192. Aftermarket Kumar part, not OEM.
• Bolt pattern: 5/8” center hole for a standard shoulder bolt. Wheel diameter is 3.5” (measured outer edge to edge across the tire).
• What to check before buying: Verify your deck has two wheels (some LT models use four; this set covers two). Also check the shoulder bolt length (typically 1-1/4” to 1-1/2”)—if your originals are longer, you’ll need separate bolts.

Key Things to Know

• Build quality: Solid plastic with a smooth rolling surface. Users note they’re slightly softer than OEM, which reduces noise but may wear faster on concrete.
• Installation difficulty: Easy—remove the old wheel by pulling the cotter pin or unscrewing the bolt, slide on the new wheel, and re-secure. No tools beyond a wrench or pliers needed.
• Common gotcha: The included hardware is basic (no bolts or pins). You reuse your existing bolts—check they aren’t rusted or stripped before starting.
• Durability: Rated for residential use. Some reviews mention cracking after 2-3 seasons if used on rough, rocky ground. For heavy commercial use, consider OEM.

Should You Buy It

If you need a quick, affordable fix for worn deck wheels on a John Deere LT133–LT180, this set delivers. It’s a direct fit, easy to install, and costs about half of OEM. Best for homeowners with light to medium use—skip it if you mow professionally or need longer-lasting steel wheels.