MARASTAR 21446-2PK 15x6.00-6 Tire and Wheel Assembly, Pneumatic Replacement Lawn Mower Front Tires Compatible with Craftsman Riding Lawn Mowers, 2 Pack, Easy Install Assembly

Great replacement tires for my old Craftsman lawn tractor. They fit perfectly and were very easy to replace. Pumped them with air and used them through the summer without any problems. Very durable and hubs and bearings are good so it will last the rest of my mower’s life and maybe mine too! I recommend getting these for your replacement tires.

I have a 2014 Ariens tractor I purchased at Home Depot. 17.5 HP, 42 inch deck . Had the original front tires because I only mow about 25 hours a year. This year I started mowing the grass and noticed the front tires wouldn't hold air . I removed the tires after jacking the tractor up and put the tires in a barrel of water to see where the leak was. It was leaking air on the sidewalls and couldn't be patched up. I went on Amazon and found these 2 tires. First I made sure what size tire I needed , I looked online and looked on the side of the tires. Look for the proper offset , mine was 3 inchs , so these tires were good.After figuring out what size tire I needed, I looked at several different tires for sale and got these for the lowest price. Grey was a better match for the black rim in the back tires. $54 for 2 mounted tires /free shipping , why even bother fixing a tire ?? I paid $25 to a garden center to mount a tire on a rim. What a ripoff ! I installed these tires hassle free, I put grease on the shaft and 1-2-3 it went on perfectly. These tires are slightly more narrow than the OEM tires that came with the tractor. Cut the grass for a couple of hours and they worked perfectly. Update - 2 years later - tires are still like new and look great. I don't know if this happens with other tires , but when my grass is tall , like 8-12 inchs tall or more because I can only cut once a month, the front tires will skid across wet grass and they lock up. Have to stop, put it in reverse to straighten the wheels out. No big deal for me. I purchased 2 more of these tires - bought a 2 pack for $36 with free shipping. Brand new tires, like new they said. Couldn't pass up that deal.Arrived the day after the order!!!!!!!!

1999 LT1000 Craftsman. The original 2 ply tires can't stop a sandbur sticker. After a season of having to stop mid-mow to get more air, I finally gave in and looked for replacements. These came complete, ready to install (add some grease) directly on the mower. I have now had these for just over 2 years and after installing them I watched as the tires collected sticker after sticker. 4 ply is a big difference. I have yet to put any more air in these. Pre-season prep was just a pressure gauge that showed the correct pressure. They roll good, grip fine, and ride soft enough across 2 acres of pasture with the throttle wide open. I've just restored another LT1000 MTD and will put these tires on it too. FWIW, I still dodge the prickly pears.

The product is fine. Great value for lawn mower tires and easy install. Came with washers and the retainer clip. Only issue is on the first order one of the tire was flat and I was unable to inflate it. There was a huge leak around the valve stem. Asked for a replacement and it was shipped and received the next day. So overall the service was great and the product is as described.

Perfect fit for my Craftsman YT4000. What's really good is that these tires came with 1) bearings installed, 2) correctly sized rim holes for axle diameter, 3) correctly sized replacement washers and E-clips, and 4) zerk grease fitting on the OUTER SIDE along with the air valve! Tires were also inflated to the proper PSI. Because of these thoughtful features it took 1/2 hour to change both front tires.

These tires with hubs seem good. It's hard to make a conclusive judgment when we've only been using them for a few weeks. We used these for front wheels on an old Craftsman DYS4500 tractor mower. Although the fittings weren't identical to the originals, the new ones did fit well. The tire tread appears to be at least as good as the originals once were. My only real concern was the poor quality of the instructions, in particular as they applied to what's sometimes called "the dreaded E clip." This is a ring-like, washer-like clip that fits in the groove on the axel to hold the pieces together. The instructions refer to them as e-Rings. If you're a lawnmower mechanic, you probably know how to install them, but I didn't and the instruction to "squeeze clip back on the axel (may need pliers/use force)" is useless. This may make the "dreaded E clip" fly across the barn, or worse, fly up and hit you in the eye if you aren't wearing goggles. Fortunately, there are videos on YouTube that explain the process better. You need to fit the clip partly in the groove with the clip opening in the 12 o'clock position. Then use some wider pliers to pinch from the 6 o'clock position (the outer edge of the dreaded e clip) to the 12 o'clock position onto the axel end, and pinch. It should snap on without flying away. Good luck! The hubs come with grease fittings that I haven't yet tried. Aside from that, so far, so good.

These tires were easy to install and have been a perfect fit — not just for a mower, but also for the 4-wheeler wagon I use around the property. I’ve loaded it up with over 1,000 pounds of sand, and the tires handled it like a champ without any issues. They hold up great on rough country terrain and still roll smooth under heavy weight. Solid construction, excellent durability, and a great value for anyone needing a dependable replacement.

I have a 37 year old Craftsman lawn tractor and changed the front tires myself several years ago after plugging many puncture holes over the years. I must have scratched the inner part of one rim since one leaked periodically along the bead. Got tired of messing with it and saw these tires. Got a good deal on Amazon for less than $60 for two. The wheel appears to be a bit thinner steel than the original Sears wheel. The tires themselves look similar to the originals as well as my former replacement tires. Says they are 4-ply tires, while some other cheaper tires are only 2 ply. Hard to tell real quality of construction from outward appearances. One unusual feature is the grease fitting is on the outside of the rim (same side as the valve) while on the original the fittings were on the inside. Probably easier to grease that way, and I suspect no more vulnerable to any dirt contamination or damage so probably not detrimental. One note to those who comparison shop on eBay. These same identical tires/rims appear to be sold by dozens of folks (not just mower parts stores) for prices ranging from about $80 to over $200. Exact same photos, descriptions, etc. If you want to pay a lot more for the same thing, you certainly have many options to do so. These are made in China and I have no idea how they are mass marketed to so many stores/individuals for resale in the US. I have been pleased with their performance so far and they were worth the money to not have to wrestle changing the tire again. Time will tell how they hold up, but I won't need to get 37 years of service from them anyway.