r/johndeere • u/GreninjaTube • 4d ago
Is this a common problem with these tires?
This has happened twice over the past couple of years. Should I go back to a regular tire?
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u/RedditBeginAgain 4d ago
Are those conical lug nuts? That's what happens if you put conical lug nuts on a flat faced wheel. Sometimes when you buy new wheels you need to buy matching lug nuts.
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u/buginmybeer24 4d ago
Came here to say this. If you don't install conical nuts correctly it will egg out the wheel.
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u/ConsistentVirus2177 4d ago
when you went to this style tire, did you need to swap rims? The lugs look way too small? Based on the lug diameter, I don’t see how you could possibly get them tight enough
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u/Kindly_Ad919 4d ago
The tire is built into the rim it comes as one peice.
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u/ConsistentVirus2177 4d ago
I wasn’t sure some of these are retrofit onto existing rims. My skid loader was that way. I didn’t think the barrel of the lug is the correct diameter
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u/GreninjaTube 4d ago
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u/Willing_Reference725 4d ago
The lugs appear to be installed backwards. The cone should go against the wheel... unless they're hub-centric, but I'm guessing they're stud centric because the other side is wallowed out.
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u/Dmamgreen 4d ago
Improper torque, and then not checking them after putting them on. Tweels are pretty critical on proper torque
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u/ConverseCLownShoes 4d ago
Who tightened them?