New all trail tires

JD75

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I just got new Carlise All Trails on my JD x320. I was wondering what psi I should put in them to get the max amount of traction.*
 

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A good way to tell is put a straight edge over the treads and add air just till the middle of the tire starts to round out

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Ok, the tires call for 22 psi and I put 20 psi on them so there is a little more tread on the ground. Not sure if my thinking is correct but it's worth a shot
 

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I am running the 23-10.50-12's on my 582 Cub at 12. Been great so far but they have only been on it for a week or so.
 

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Ive used mine for two weeks now and they only spin on really bad ground
 

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Jd75 are you running the All Trails or the field Trax factory JD HDAP tire?
 

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I'm running the all trails. I couldn't find the factory ones to fit. The all trails are 4 ply and the factory ones are 2 ply.
 

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Ok. That was the reason I purchased the All Trails also (4 ply). I don't know that the 2 ply field Trax would have held up to some if the abuse that I put my tractor through. Especially when hauling fire wood out of the woods when I am pulling heavy loads and there is often under brush that likes to ruin a good set of tires.

I have been extremely happy with the All Trails performance and don't have a problem with them tearing up grass like your typical Ag Tire does. I would recommend them to anyone considering a HDAP tire.
 
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