My 580 case has 17-5-L24 can I use 19.5 L24 tires?
Yes, if you have the correct wheel for them. The 17.5's are usually on a narrower wheel from the factory. I wouldn't put 19.5's on them.
19.5's they recommend 16" rims. 17.5's use a 15" wide rim. So sorry the other thread got so messed up.
Ok, I’ve found some 16.9-24 tires. How will they work in place of the 17.5L-24 Ty bill
There doesn’t seem like a lot of size difference
They will work fine on 15" rims.
What if I had a 16.9 one side and 17.5 on the other side. Not good I’d guess. Ty
I had this sent to me about comparing 19.5-24,17.5 and 16.9-24. It’s good information
That is an excellent link you were sent. I'd compare prices. The 17.5 having a wider footprint could be very beneficial if you ever work on softer ground or have to deal with mud. I'd change both tires. If 1 tire is still in decent shape the tire shop may take in trade or you could sell it yourself. There are always people looking for 1 tire that are on a budget. Consider that new tires increase the value of your backhoe and will outlast you.
Why are you playing with sizes? Are they unavailable? I just checked with my zip as I don’t know yours and I see you’re in California, so I don’t know if that’s a problem but Simpletire has 17.5Lx24 and quite a bit of them. I got 2 Maxdura 17.5Lx24 this summer and love them so far. I did get a great deal but the site currently shows them available for 436$ and I did pay a 50 dollar set delivery price to me. Good luck.
Harley. I found simple tire and looks like I may be able to get a 17.5 for around $600 shipped to me,that’s wonderful. I’d think installation would be around $200. That sure beats the $1,500 les Schwab wants. looks like I may be ordering one. Thank you so much. Also Welder Dave thanks also for your replies back to me. I’d have to say being a member of this forum is great.
the manufacturer choices are Dee stone. Harvest king, Bkt, alliance or advance I’m thinking Dee Stone they seem to be the least expensive
I'd see if there are any reviews of the tires online. Least expensive isn't always the best option. It can be though but depends on how much less they are.
DeeStone tires are not bad at all. We have a place in Epsom that sells used equipment and I have seen DeeStone tires on some of the equipment and they look good, nice tread. Thats the only thing that irritates me a little with my new tires. They turn up a bit of dirt and going down the road or driveway at speed, it rocks side to side and makes a thump, Trump, thump sound and feel.