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Wanda Two 18x9.50-8 Trac Gard Turf Master Style Lawn Tire

4.7/5 (75 reviews)
$82.96
Wanda Two 18x9.50-8 Trac Gard Turf Master Style Lawn Tire
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What It Is

The Wanda Two 18x9.50-8 Trac Gard Turf Master Style lawn tire is a replacement tire for rear wheels on riding mowers, garden tractors, and zero-turn mowers. It’s designed for turf-friendly traction on residential and commercial lawns without damaging grass.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify three things:

  • Size: Must match 18x9.50-8 (diameter x width x rim diameter). Check your old tire’s sidewall for this exact stamp.
  • Rim width: Fits 7.0" to 8.5" wide rims; measure your rim’s inner bead width if unsure.
  • Application: Common on Husqvarna, Craftsman, John Deere, Troy-Bilt, and similar rear-engine riders or zero-turns. Not for walk-behinds or front wheels. Compare tread depth (~1") and lug pattern (the Trac Gard style is an aggressive turf tread, not ribbed or smooth).

OEM equivalent to many stock tires, but always confirm your bolt pattern (usually 4 on 4" or 4 on 5.5") and axle size (typically 5/8" or 3/4" bore). Wanda tires are aftermarket; no direct OEM part number cross-reference—measurements are the only guarantee.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality: Bias-ply construction with 4-ply rating. Users report good durability for residential use, but not for heavy commercial or rocky terrain.
  • Installation: Moderate difficulty if mounting yourself. You’ll need tire irons, a bead seater, and a compressor. Most buyers swap onto existing rims—check rim condition for rust or cracks before ordering.
  • Common gotcha: The “Turf Master Style” tread is an aggressive chevron pattern. It grips well on slopes and wet grass, but may leave slight marks on delicate lawns. Not ideal for concrete/gravel driveways (wear will be faster).
  • Load rating: Typically rated for ~545 lbs per tire at 14 psi. Don’t exceed this—overloading can cause sidewall failure.

Should You Buy It

If you need a reliable, affordable replacement for a worn or damaged rear tire on a residential riding mower, this is a solid choice. It’s not for commercial use or extreme terrain, but offers good turf protection and traction for typical lawn care. For the price, it’s a no-brainer if your size and rim match.

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