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 | vronga
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 8 New Jersey 
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2003-04-01 52374
I have a Ford 1710 with Ag tires. The rear size says "11.2-24 on 10 Rim". I'd like to go to turfs for a lower, wider more stable ride, as I live on a sloped property.
Does anyone know if I'd need the change the rims, and what should I expect on cost?
Thanks
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 | Murf
Join Date: Dec 1999 Posts: 7249 Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada 
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2003-04-01 52376
While they are not 'true' turf's, but rather Industrial Diamonds, you can get them in 11.2 x 24's which would mean that you would not ned new rims.
If however since you have a 4wd unit you would have to find matching fronts in order to keep the front/rear drive ratio correct since they don't make a 5.00 x 15 which (I think) is what your machine takes.
Best of luck. ....
Link: Firestone Diamonds
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| vronga
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 8 New Jersey
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2003-04-01 52380
Thanks murf,
I'd assume these would be lower and wider than what I currently have. And my fronts are 6.00-16's.
Thanks again.
V. ....
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 | marklugo
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 281 Tifton, GA
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2003-04-01 52386
The diamond tread turf tires have been around a long time and will have them available in almost any size. Heres a suggestion that I have seen work great for some. These size tires cross over to large tractor trailer tires and the fronts can be bought in a european broken 4 rib design for 6.00-16's for traction.ome companies allow for a slight change in ratio. None are exact, due to tire pressure, manufacturer and other variables. ....
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| vronga
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 8 New Jersey
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2003-04-01 52392
Sounds like a plan.
Thanks again. ....
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