i have a set of 03 ram 20's sitting around and was thinking maybe putting tractor tires on them.....i dont want anything huge just thinking about something around a 9.5 20 they usually measure out to about 38"....and since i fixe my melted ball joint issue i no longer snapp axels like toothpicks. and figure these should get a little better traction...

http://www.kenjones.com/Scripts/XLis...EARTRAC_9.5x20

 

Do it. That would be awesome in the mud

 

yeah when i get back from the woods monday i will order them as long as my truck stays together

 

only thing is they can't handle high speeds, when we run the tractors for more than 10-15 minutes at 18-20mph in paved roads you can smell burning rubber, but at field speeds they last many years, and can handle tons of weight and abuse.

 

Really? I've worked on a farm for 3yrs and grew up on one for like 4 and I have had some long hauls and never had that happen

 

the would never see hard surface (other than the trailer) so i would not see that being a problem

 

great! then you would have a set of tires good enough for 10 years , I used this tractor for 8 years with the same tires, and when I was moved to another place they still have lots of tread, just can't hold air anymore because of too many punctures with big holes, when this happens they work with tubes.

 

wish they made something a little taller than the 38 though but i only have a set of 15's 18's and 20's guess i could cut the center ring and make my own wheels

 

try www.tiretown.com they have a slection of different things. maybe you can find something on that site that may work for you