This is an exact replacement for the rear tires on an old GX75. I have not noticed any alignment issues and the tread do not seem to damage my grass, except one wet spot where the tires slip (yard problem not a tire problem). In 4 months, one tire deflated in the cold weather. Other one is fine. I won't fault the tire, could be a rim or valve problem. And for installation, heat helps. I installed one with some trouble while the other was on a heater. The warmer one went on much easier and I'd bet has the better seal but I didn't pay attention to which one went where. This is my first experience with small tractor tires, I'll be on the front tires next.

Perfect match for the same exact tire, what do you know...
My lawn tractor will actually steer now and not just go in the direction the rear wheels are pointing.
Experience installing (self) was as expected - use some grease and clamps and jump on them to "break the bead" off of the old rim - old tires had been on the rims for 12 years and were very stuck. To re-air the new tires I used a ratchet strap around the perimeter, cranked it down which manages to spread the bead out to the rim. They haven't lost any air in the year since I put them on the rims despite regularly driving them over large blackberry vines.

I'd say 4.5* with a reduction for price as you can buy car tires for less.

Yes, like many my tires arrived compressed, I read the reviews here and follow several of the recommendations. I first bought one rear tire for my ten year old lawn tractor, A week later I had to buy another one for the front and two weeks later one more rear tire so I ended buying all four. I try the hot water tub, but it didn't work form so I left them on the summer sun here in north Georgia, for a couple of days and that work in each and every one to regain its shape. Installation was not a breeze for me but I did replaced them all with my wife's help. I did buy the
Core Tools CT116 Tire Iron Set I would not recommend them they are to small for the task... so I ordered the
Ken-Tool yanzhen Tool Tire Iron Set, Small and it was much easier to work with them. I used the ratchet straps technic which worked well on two of them... and the fuel technic on the other two, (you can look for them on Youtube). Yes, they are made in China... So far they work fine uphill and downhill.

"Holy H***, what happened to this" said the Wal-Mart technician as he looked at the tire I had received from Amazon.

I decided, like other reviewers, that with the help of YouTube and others I would DIY my tire replacement. I got the tire and immediately followed the advice of others and put it in hot water. And still it didn't take shape. So I left it in the sun all the day the next day and you know what? It still didn't take shape. Finally, I turned our hot water up as high as it would go and put the tire in scalding hot water - and still nothing happened.

I managed to get it on the rim and took it to Pep Boys and they wouldn't touch it. They all made really funny faces looking at it in fact. Then onto Wal-Mart, where my plan was to just buy a new tire completely. The technician figured out the situation though and decided to give it a shot - needless to say - it wasn't easy for them. The ended up blasting it not once, but twice, with air before it would take shape on the rim.

So, does it work? Yup, it does, if you can get it installed.

The tires showed up not as described in the add. Tread pattern not the same as advertised. Tread was aggressive like a four wheeler tire. I bought these as a present for my father for Christmas. He didn't want to return in fear of hurting my feelings. Had them mounted an tried them out. More like turf killer tires, not turf savers. If he didn't have them mounted up I would have sent them back.