MaxAuto ATV Tires 20X9.50-8 20X9.5X8 Mud Terrain Tires for trx 90 kfx 90, 4 Ply Rating, Tubeless, Set of 2

Seriously. These are such a huge upgrade in traction over those crappy turf tires that I have to change my driving style or I’ll break something in my transmission… (no more F/R slam shifts and letting the spinning tires take up the slack!) I can’t believe I dawdled so long in finding them. if you’re thinking about it, just do it.And yeah mounting them was a PITA, took two ratchet straps to seat the bead. I know you’ll be antsy to use them, but Take my advice and wedge something in them to spread the beads apart for a few days in a warm place before trying to mount them, so you don’t have to fight the seating so much.

I have an uneven yard in the back. Probably a 40 degree slope. When the grass was wet the Turf savers would not traverse the hill. Wow what a difference it's like I just shifted into 4 wheel drive. Climbs like a champ in the wet grass. If you want better traction these are what your looking for. I was glad I took a chance on these I was a bit worried when one review said they were shipped poorly but mine came in a box and not wrapped in shrink wrap warping the tires. I would definitely recommend these, they are awesome.

Put these on my zero turn, here in Kentucky it’s extreme mowing mostly on 3 wheels, not that flat perfect sissy lawns, the grade here leaves you sliding off, these give traction for the higher grades and on cliff edges, very hard to put on the rims tho

My riding mower had 20 x 8 x 8 turf tires. They were useless on hills with wet weeds. I could not find an ATV tire in that size. I ordered the 20 x 9.5 x 8 ATV tires knowing the only difference is the wider tread. They fit like a glove, no clearance problems anywhere and they work great on hills and in mud.

These look good, and better yet they perform great. My mower would slip n slide going up hill or sideways on hills. That was before now this thing goes where you want to go!Very impressive

Decided to get these to use in winter on my Husqvarna YTH24V48 lawn mower with a snow plow blade installed, rather than dealing with the chains. It works quite well and I haven't gotten stuck yet, this was always a problem with the oem tires with no chains. Though the chains definitely do better (less spinning wheels), this is much easier to install in winter, as they are mounted on its own set of rims.As for installation, these are just a pain to install and after 40 minutes of struggling to do it by hand, I took it to my local motorcycle shop and they installed them for me. They were not able to get one of the tires to seat though, and I ended up having to strap it and then use starter spray and a torch to seat it. Once seated though, they have been just fine with no leaks.

Our 1.5 acre property was very neglected when we purchased it. We spent the past 2 years cleaning the property but we have some large areas that lay very wet making it nearly impossible to mow with our riding mower and the factory turf tires. We would hit the wet spots and just spin out and get stuck and I got tired of having to drag it out so I started looking for options. I considered buying a bigger garden tractor or something with posi but couldn't justify the cost. So when I came across these tires and figured they were worth a shot.Pros:1. Fantastic Traction2. Cheaper than Ag Bar tires3. In the very wet areas it actually damages the yard less than spinning out with turf tires.Cons:1. 1 tire seated without any issue but the other fought me. It seemed like the sidewalls got crushed leaving me with a good 4-5 inch gap from the tire bead to the rim. I tried the ratchet strap trick and even took it to a tire shop. It took my mechanic father-in-law and the ether trick to get it to seat and even then it popped off the first couple tries. I have to say spraying a ton of carb cleaner into the tire and lighting it on fire scared the crap out of me but it did get the job done.2. Ride is noticeably rougher than with turf tires. It isn't uncomfortable but is something I noticed over the turf tire.3. It does leave noticeable tracks in soft ground. This might not be as noticeable for others but we still have some bare areas where it is very obvious in the dirt.4. They don't give you superpowers when you are on the mower. Not a con but, an observation of my stupidity. I thought I would test the capabilities of the tires and was going up steep hill that I knew I had no business being on when I hit a bump and the front end of the mower came way off the ground nearly rolling it back on top of me. Before the turf tires were the limiting factor and I wouldn't have gotten anywhere close to where I was to have put myself in that situation.