15.5R38 1* Firestone Radial 23 Rear Tractor R1 Ken Jones Tires

Rear Tractor Tire Psi. Tractor tire air pressure chart Having the correct tractor tire pressure is a key factor in improving performance on agricultural soils, saving you time and reducing costs of your tractor's fuel consumption. Find Your Tire Size: Locate the size printed on your tractor's tire

If you have a 12.4 X 38 or 36 inch rear tire, I would put about 14 or 15 pounds of pressure in it, depending on how the sidewalls look I use a "rule of thumb" of a pound per inch of rear tire width plus two pounds

Rear Tractor Tyre (10x28) Fordson, Massey Ferguson

Also, tire changers often inflate the farm tractor tire to 35 psi to set the tire beads on the rim. Read our article to find out how to make the most of it. While slightly over-inflated tires on the field won't impact safety, under-inflated tires on the road can be dangerous.

11.2x36 04 Firestone Field & Road R1 (Tube Type) Ken Jones Tires. If you have a 12.4 X 38 or 36 inch rear tire, I would put about 14 or 15 pounds of pressure in it, depending on how the sidewalls look Also, tire changers often inflate the farm tractor tire to 35 psi to set the tire beads on the rim.

A Detailed Look at Firestone Tractor Tires PTK. Match the Load Index: Match your tire's load index, also found on the tire, with the chart New farm tractor tires are normally inflated to 30 psi when shipped from the factory to minimize bouncing on the trailer