(Set of 2) 20x8.00-10 4 Ply Turf Tire for Lawn & Garden Mower

What It Is

This is a set of two (2) 20x8.00-10 turf tires, 4-ply rated, designed for lawn and garden mowers. They are intended for rear-wheel replacements on ride-on mowers, zero-turn mowers, and garden tractors that require a wider, low-pressure tire for turf-friendly traction without damaging grass.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify these three things:

• Size match: The tire size is 20x8.00-10. Measure your current tire’s sidewall – it must read exactly 20x8.00-10 (or 20x8-10). The rim diameter is 10 inches, and the tire width is 8 inches. Do not assume “20-inch tire” fits all 20-inch rims – the rim diameter must be 10 inches.
• Load capacity & ply rating: These are 4-ply tires, which typically support 480-530 lbs per tire at max inflation (check sidewall). Ensure your mower’s rear axle weight per wheel does not exceed that. Heavier zero-turn mowers may need a 6-ply tire.
• Rim width: These tires fit a 7- to 8.5-inch wide rim. Measure your existing rim’s width (inside bead seat). If narrower than 7 inches or wider than 8.5 inches, these won’t mount safely.
• Brand/model: This is an aftermarket tire (brand “of”). It will fit most mowers that use 20x8.00-10 tires, such as John Deere, Husqvarna, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, and Troy-Bilt. No OEM-specific adapter or hub is needed – it mounts to standard 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheels.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: 4-ply rating offers a good balance of puncture resistance and ride comfort for residential use. Not designed for heavy commercial mowing or rocky terrain.
• Installation: Mounting requires basic tools (tire spoons, valve core tool) and a compressor. If you don’t have experience seating bead-lock tires, budget $20-40 per tire at a local shop.
• Common gotcha: These tires come without rims. You must reuse your existing wheels/hubs. Check that your old rims are in good condition (no rust, cracks, or bent beads) before swapping.
• Load vs. inflation: Run at 12-18 PSI for most lawn tractors; overinflation (above 20 PSI) reduces traction and risks blowouts on turf.

Should You Buy It

If you need a direct replacement for worn 20x8.00-10 rear tires on a residential lawn tractor or zero-turn mower, and your rims are in good shape, this set offers solid value at $144. It’s a straightforward swap for DIYers with basic tools. Skip it if you need 6-ply for heavy loads, or if your mower uses a different tire size (e.g., 20x10-10 or 18x8.50-8).