Set of 2 24x9.50-12 Tubeless Bias Tires - 4PR LRB for Lawn Mowers, Golf Carts & Tractors | Heavy-Duty Turf Tires for All-Terrain Performance, Smooth Ride & Enhanced Traction

Let's start at the beginning. This is a good tire at a good price. My rims were clean and defect free , I installed new rubber valve stems. The tires took a bit of persuasion and soapy water to get mounted which is good. You don't want to soft tire. I had zero issues with this tire and weeks later is holding air fine. It has a good load rating and would be good for most small tractors such as snappers or yard carts. If you're going to use them on large attractors they would probably be okay in the front. The tread isn't as blocky for more heavier tractors if you would want to put these in the back. A lot of people don't understand the ratings of tires. Because it says 4 Ply Rating or 4 PR doesn't mean it has 4 plies! It merely states it's rated as a 4 Ply and that's the key word rated as if it had four plies. Well how can this be? Well the plies could be made of steel instead of nylon and obviously steel is more durable so two plies of Steel is equivalent to four plies of nylon. They could be made of a composite fiber. So understand that. Second understand the load rating. A tire that is load rated for 650 lbs is a stronger tire than one that's rated for 600 lb lbs, last, note the recommended tire pressure. A tire that is suggested to be inflated to 24 PSI it's going to be a stronger tire than one that is suggested to inflate to 14 PSI. Last, if a tire is harder and stiffer and more difficult to install, let it sit in the hot sun, then spray soapy water to facilitate installation. This stiffness could indicate a tire that's a lot stronger construction as opposed to a tire that's made of softer rubber with fiber in its bead. Lastly it's a tubeless tire, that means your rim must be free of all corrosion and defects and rust. Especially on the beaded area. To finish this off if the tire comes deform because it's been twisted up or wrapped in cellophane, let it sit in the Sun for a day or so. This will help straighten it and bring it back to shape not to mention it allows it to get more flexible for installation, especially if you install it after you've removed it from the hot sun. This tire isn't completely flat or block but is far from being bulged or rounded on the tread area.