Greenball Soft Turf 20X10.00-8 B B Lawn & Garden Tire

They look really good, however I have not tested them yet.

Looks alright picture is misleading I thought it came with wheel but it's just the tire

First off, thanks WM, for setting an expectation of Friday delivery and getting it here on Thursday. I check orders obsessively. These are square-shouldered tires that I purchased to replace the crappy, 2-ply factory tires ("the best-selling lawn tractor tires in America"). They are 4-ply, look and ride great, and are an upgrade from the 20x8-8 tires that shipped on my 2013 Cub Cadet LTX1050. I wanted the extra two inches of tread to eliminate the uneasy feeling I always had on a slight lateral grade in parts of my yard. Job done. Two points: I saw a lot of reviews that complained about fit, that they might be too small for the 8-inch rims. The spec is the spec. These are 20 inches across, 10-inch tread, fit an 8-inch wheel. Also, after seeing so many who had difficulty mounting these tires, I took mine to the farm supply store where I bought the Cub. For $32, the job was done right, the old were recycled, new stems, and 30 minutes of my time (including the drive) was well worth it. Green Ball tires were not found in any of the online reviews of tires I researched, but I am very well pleased with the purchase. Highly recommend.

Impossible to get the bead to seal. I had to take it to a tire shop and they charged me $12. The tire was deformed from what I believe was from shipping. Not from UPS or fedex but from being on a pallet from China.

The main issue with this tire is that it is about two inches more narrow than the factory Carlisle tire on my Craftsman lawn mower. See photo with new tire on left, stock tire on right. The second issue is the "collapsed" way the tire came, as others have mentioned, which makes mounting very difficult. The way I finally seated the tire was, A) get one side seated by pressing, hammering, soaping, pushing, standing, -- this takes extra hands and feet. Once side A is on then, B), pull side B to the rim while airing the tire. This takes a second person as well. Use lots of soap and water to help the bead slide on.