MARASTAR 21425 15x6.00-6 Tire and Wheel Assembly, Replacement Riding Lawn Mower Front Tires Compatible with 100 and 300 Series John Deere Riding Mowers, 2 pack

I have a John Deere D130. This came with the tires inflated, snap rings and a variety of washers of varying thickness. It took 10 minutes to install on axles that were ready to accept them. I then used the mower to mow my lawn; there were no tire marks in the lawn and they performed perfectly. I would highly recommend.

Good quality tires. Worked on my John Deere LA135.

Very nice tires with rims,washers, and locking key. Easy fit for x300 perfect.

These wheels fit perfectly on my 23 year-old Poulan Pro mower. I like the angle on the grease zerks. The last wheels I had tried from Lowes were difficult to grease. The grease zerks on these new wheels are angled nicely so I can get my grease gun attached easily. I would buy these wheels again. Good price for two mounted tires on new wheels. They come with a spacer and new retaining clip.

These fit my JD X304. But no matter how much grease I put in them, they still squeak a bit. Oh well, at least they’re much less expensive than getting tires replaced locally.

Exactly what I needed to replace the front two tires of my John Deere D125. I have never replaced a tire before and these were easy to install. The only tools needed were a long-handled, flat-head screwdriver and a pair of pliers. This set of two tires comes with extra washers and a new snap rings for each tire. It took me about 5 minutes to change each tire; the hardest part was getting the rubber dust cover back on. Heavy duty tires that should stand up to their use. The tires I received came fully inflated, so I didn't even have to add any air. I highly recommend these.It was an easy replacement but always keep safety in mind. I used a small scissor jack to raise up my tractor and jack stands under each wheel axle. I worked on a flat area of my driveway and put wheel chocks under the back wheels to prevent the tractor from moving while I changed the front tires. This is all probably common knowledge, but since this was the first time I ever changed a tire of any kind, I wanted to note that even easy jobs require an attention to safety.

Easy to install. Cheaper than buying just the tires

I needed tires for the derelict tractor I brought home. I had just purchased tires for my Craftsman tractor at the start of summer this year, but gifted that trusted machine to my son when he bought his first home. The John Deere I bought home needed everything! I found this set of front wheels with tires in the right size, with the nicer tread pattern. The yellow paint even matches perfectly with the factory wheels. It was easier to replace the entire wheel and tire assembly rather than purchase just the tires, and then drive 35 miles to the only tire shop in my area that will mount them. I would need to book an appointment, and of course drive 70 miles round trip for new tires on partly rusted wheels. These were well worth it, and they fit right on. They are identical, and have the grease zero just like the original wheels did.I got my "new" tractor running great, and looking like new after some enjoyable hours of repairing and restoring it.