(Set of 2) Antego 15x6.00-6 Lawn Mower Tire, 4-Ply Turf NHS, Front Riding Mower & Lawn Tractor Tire, 15x6-6 Replacement for John Deere, Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, and More.

What It Is

This is a set of two 15x6.00-6 front turf tires for riding mowers and lawn tractors. Designed for smooth, low-impact rolling on grass without damaging turf, they’re a direct replacement for worn or damaged front tires on John Deere, Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Husqvarna, and similar models.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm three things:

• Tire size: Must be 15x6.00-6 (also labeled 15x6-6). Measure your current tire’s sidewall if unsure.
• Rim diameter: 6 inches. These fit standard 6-inch rims, but verify your rim width (typically 4-5 inches) — too narrow or wide can cause bead seating issues.
• Rim offset/bolt pattern: Tires alone don’t include rims. Ensure your existing rims are in good shape and match your mower’s axle bolt pattern (common patterns: 3-bolt 4-inch, 4-bolt 3.5-inch, or 5-bolt 4.5-inch on some tractors). If replacing rims too, check hub pilot diameter and center hole size.

This is an aftermarket tire, not OEM Cub Cadet, but fits most riding mowers with 15x6-6 front tires. Always cross-reference your mower’s model number in the product description.

Key Things to Know

• 4-ply rating offers decent puncture resistance for light residential use on lawns, but not for heavy debris or rocky terrain.
• NHS (Not for Highway Service) — legal only for off-road mower use. Do not exceed 10 mph.
• Installation is straightforward if you have basic tools (socket wrench, tire irons). No special skills needed, but a tire machine or shop can seat beads if you struggle.
• Common gotcha: These tires may run slightly narrower or wider than OEM (tolerance varies). If your mower has tight fender clearance, measure first. Also, some users report needing to air them up to 12-14 psi for proper bead seating.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you need a budget-friendly, direct-fit replacement for worn front tires on a standard residential riding mower. They’re fine for flat, manicured lawns and occasional light use. Skip them if you mow rough, rocky ground or need a heavy-duty tire—step up to a 6-ply or ribbed design for better durability and steering response.