Lawn Mower Tires, Tubes, Wheels & Hubs

What is included in this collection? Mow Town USA’s lawn mower tire and wheel collection includes replacement tires, inner tubes, rims, hubs, caster wheels and complete wheel assemblies for lawn mowers, zero-turn mowers, garden tractors, utility equipment, snowblowers and other outdoor power equipment.

Shop by the size printed on the tire or tube, then compare tread pattern, ply rating, valve-stem style, wheel dimensions, hub length, bearing size and equipment application. Product listings may also include compatible brand, model or OEM reference information.

How to Choose the Correct Tire, Tube or Wheel Assembly

1. Match the tire size

Use the complete size shown on the tire sidewall or in the equipment manual. Lawn and garden tire sizes are commonly written in formats such as 13x6.50-6, 16x6.50-8 or 22x10.00-12. All numbers matter because they identify the approximate tire height, width and rim diameter.

2. Check the tread pattern and application

• Turf tread: designed to provide traction while reducing lawn damage.
• Rib tread: commonly used on steering or front-wheel applications.
• Lug or traction tread: intended for equipment that needs additional grip.
• Smooth tread: used on compatible caster wheels and specialty equipment.
• Solid or foam-filled tires: eliminate flats but must match the equipment’s required dimensions and hub configuration.

3. Confirm the ply rating

Ply rating indicates the tire’s load and construction class. Match the ply rating recommended for the equipment and operating conditions. A higher ply rating is not automatically the correct choice if the tire size or equipment requirements differ.

4. Choose the correct inner tube

Match the tube to the tire-size range and verify the valve-stem style. Common options include straight stems and angled or L-shaped stems. The stem must be positioned so it can pass through the rim and remain accessible for inflation.

5. Measure wheel and hub details

For complete wheel assemblies, rims and hubs, verify the tire size, rim diameter, hub length, bore or bearing size, offset, keyway and axle diameter. Two assemblies with the same tire size can still have different hub dimensions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I read a lawn mower tire size?

In a size such as 20x10.00-8, the first number is the approximate overall tire diameter, the second is the approximate tire width and the last number is the rim diameter, all in inches.

Can I install a different tire size on my mower?

Use the manufacturer-approved size unless the equipment maker specifically permits an alternative. A different diameter or width can affect clearance, cutting height, steering, gearing and stability.

Do I need a tube for my lawn mower tire?

Some tires and rims are designed for tubeless operation, while others require an inner tube. A tube may also be used in certain compatible tire-and-rim combinations. Check the tire, rim and equipment specifications before ordering.

What is the difference between a tire and a wheel assembly?

A tire is the rubber outer component. A complete wheel assembly may include the tire, rim, hub, bearings or bushings and related components. Review the product title and description to confirm what is included.

How do I match a replacement wheel assembly?

Match the tire size and measure the axle bore, hub length, wheel offset and overall dimensions. Also compare the original equipment part number when available.

What valve-stem style should I choose for an inner tube?

Use the same valve-stem style as the original tube or the style required by the rim. Straight and angled stems are not always interchangeable because access and rim-hole position differ.

Are lawn mower tires universal?

No. Tires must match the required size and application, while wheel assemblies must also match the hub, bearing and axle specifications.

How can I avoid ordering the wrong part?

Compare the complete size, OEM number, equipment model, tread, ply rating and all wheel or hub measurements. Do not rely on appearance alone.

Find the Right Replacement

Review each listing for tire size, tube range, valve stem, tread, ply rating, rim size and hub measurements. For identification help, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page or contact Mow Town USA with your equipment brand, model number, current tire size and original part number.