Lawn Mower Tires
When a mower tire wears out or goes flat, Tires4That makes it easy to find an exact replacement online — without having to special-order through a dealer. We stock lawn mower tires across all mower types: standard riding mowers, zero-turn mowers, walk-behind mowers, and garden tractors. Whether you need a rear drive tire, a front steer tire, or a complete pair, you'll find the right size here.
What To Look For In A Lawn Mower Tire
The easiest way to identify your tire is to read the size off your existing tire's sidewall; it will look something like 20x10.00-8 or 15x6.00-6. The first number is the tire's overall height, the second is the width, and the third is the rim diameter. For tread, most homeowners do best with a turf-saver or ribbed pattern, which minimizes lawn damage while providing reliable traction. If you mow on slopes or consistently wet ground, a more aggressive tread will give you better grip. Also consider whether you want a standard pneumatic (air-filled) tire or an airless option for a flat-free experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I find the right lawn mower tire size?
A: Look at the sidewall of your current tire or in your owner’s manual. Most mower tires display the size as three numbers, such as 20x10.00-8. The first number is the overall diameter, the second is the width, and the third is the rim diameter. Match all three when ordering a replacement.
Q: What's the difference between a turf tire and a ribbed tire?
A: Turf tires have a chevron or angular lug pattern that grips grass and soil for traction on slopes and uneven ground. Ribbed tires have straight center ribs that roll smoothly with minimal turf disturbance, common on front steer wheels. Most riders use ribbed fronts and turf rears.
Q: Are airless mower tires worth it?
A: If you frequently deal with flats from thorns, debris, or storage degradation, airless tires can be a worthwhile upgrade. They never go flat and require zero pressure maintenance. The trade-off is a slightly firmer ride and a higher upfront cost. See our Airless Lawn Mower Tires page for available options.
Q: Can I use a car tire inner tube in my lawn mower tire?
A: No — lawn mower tires use specialty inner tubes sized to match the tire, not standard car tubes. Using the wrong tube can cause it to bunch inside the tire, leading to premature failure. Shop our Inner Tubes page for the correct size.