Rear tires with more traction

[hillybilly]

I have a Husqvarna TS 154 X. At 71 years of age, this is the first riding mower that I've ever bought brand new. Hopefully the last one.
In WV where use the mower, I find the rear tires slipping on a slight hillside if the grass is even slightly damp. I'm looking for some tires to give me better traction. I don't want any extremely radical tires or do I?
Can you all give me any links to some tires?
I saw these tires on a mower that was in a trailer at the gas station.
Thanks!

 

[Forest#2]

Them tractor tread tires will rip your grass.

What size are your tires?

 

[slomo]

Is this a manicured lawn or pasture?

Agree on destroying the turf with tractor tires.

Not many will provide grip on wet grass and a ski slope.

 

[hillybilly]

Them tractor tread tires will rip your grass.

What size are your tires?

Offhand I don't know the tire size. I can get it tomorrow.

 

[hillybilly]

Is this a manicured lawn or pasture?

Agree on destroying the turf with tractor tires.

Not many will provide grip on wet grass and a ski slope.

I need something more than what I have.

 

[hlw49]

Change your mowing pattern to see you if you can get the needed traction

 

[slomo]

BEAUTIFUL SPOT wow. Think a skeet and sporting clays range would fit nicely.

 

[hillybilly]

It's not a perfect yard. It's actually whatever grows there. A lot of clover. As far as changing my mowing pattern, I think I've cut it everyday imaginable.
And no to shooting skeet or anything. That's the neighbors horse pasture behind the shed and the house would be behind me to my right.
No tires with more aggressive tread?

 

[MParr]

You could probably find some ATV tires that would fit.

 

[Skippydiesel]

Why are you cutting wet grass?

Not good for the mower, ground compaction, your safety.