Carlisle AT101 Chevron - 21X11-8 4PR Tire

Worked perfect. Put them on an older dixon 5601 zero turn mower. New valve stems and filled them with fluid. They held 5.5 gallons of winter washer fluid. Got it on sale for a dollar a gallon at walmart. It feels so much more planted. I was so leery of bar style tires for years of them tearing up grass. After reading countless reviews on them and everyone talking of how they loved them over the turf saver tires. I've got a ditch bank I've been stuck in a couple times its steep and I cant mow it up and down have to mow side to side. One section it's always a controlled slide. It's more then I want to weed eat. I mowed mine and my parents mower was down so I mowed their place she has a mower about the size of mine with the hi run bar tires and I could see where theirs has slipped in the past, mostly from mowing just wide open, and was impressed I didnt have any trouble slipping. They have some steep and long inclines in their yard. I mowed them side to side up and down. The coming down on some of it I was nervous took it slow and never lost traction. My Dad was surprised. When I would forget to make a y turn instead of just spinning around it would only tear a spot as big as 2 fingers vs the old tires where it would leave a patch as wide as the tire and 6 in long. Personally I cant recommend them enough. I would buy again in a heart beat. I would highly recommend paying the 15 dollars to have the tire shop put them on! I spent 3 hours and several busted knuckles. Tires didn't show up all deformed that helped seating the bead. They are very stout tires, compared to the flimsy turf tires. To me the ride is more planted and less bouncy. I filled the tires about 3/4 full and then about 15 lb of air. I wish I would have ditched the old turf savers along time ago. I waited till they were wore out, cracking and hard. I will be putting these on any future mower. These were about an inch taller then my 20×10-8 turf tires. I had no fitment issues. They are close to the deck but not rubbing. Something to keep in mind.