John Deere Tires

John Deere has built lawn and garden tractors in Horicon, Wisconsin since the Model 110 in 1963, and the lineup splits cleanly by era: the 1990s LT/LX/LTR mowers (the LX176 among them), the D-series and X300 family that took over the homeowner end, the Weekend Freedom Machines garden tractors (316, 318, 322) collectors still keep running, and the 1-Series sub-compacts like the 1025R. Most of those mowers share one front size — 15x6.00-6, John Deere part M137627 — convenient if you have two machines and want to standardize.

The 318 question comes up more than any other: turf spec shipped a 16x6.50-8 front and 23x10.50-12 rear, and with clean factory Goodyear rears long gone from the market, modern Kenda and Deestone equivalents in 23x10.50-12 are the practical answer. On the 1025R the choice is R3 turf (gentler on lawns) versus R4 industrial (cuts ruts in wet grass, rides rougher) — the factory only offers those two. If your model isn't on the list below, call us with the model number and we'll confirm the size before you order.