Marathon 20336 13x5.00-6" Pneumatic (Air Filled) Lawnmower Tire on Wheel, Single

This is the exact replacement for my Craftsman rear engine riding mower 30" deck, which I bought the first one July 23, 2022, and now buying another one. The rim and tire look exactly like the original. And the turning just like the original. I did a lot of research again before buying the second one today and this tire and wheel is the most accurate for my Craftsman and Amazon totally the cheapest price out there. A super replacement tire and wheel combo!

Awesome perfect replacement!

Great replacement for my mower

Replaced tire on my cub cadet 30cc gas mower. Tire is taller than original so I purchased a second one to match height. Cut grass with it today and worked perfect. Tried to grease the fittings on tire and couldn't get grease in. Could be my grease gun or the fittings (don't know for sure). Will keep eye on that if issues arise.

Has been on my mower for a year and I have not had any problems

Hey, my riding yawn mower needed a wheel and the price was right. Perhaps not road worthy, but the back yard is perfect for it.

This item is exactly as it's described. The rim and tire are very good quality and the inner-tube is as well (better than the OEM that I had)! I would recommend this product to anyone who needs to replace a wheel and tire of this exact spec. This wheel has a 3/4" bearing which means that it will fit a 3/4" axle.Others would probably know this but I ended up having a 1/2" axle for my application with the same size tire. I checked around and overall I tried to just swap the bearings from wheel to wheel (i.e. my old 1/2" bearings into the new wheels w/ new tires. Everything went great until I went to mount the wheel. The axle would only accept an offset wheel (this one is centered hub). When I mounted the wheel (after swapping the bearings), the wheel was too far out on the axle to install the cotter pin.Overall, I ended up swapping the tire and inner tube from the new wheel to the old wheel (I WOULD NOT recommend this approach). However, I was so far vested (after swapping the bearings I couldn't return the item etc...) that this ended up being my goal. It went successful overall.If you do end up swapping the tire, DO NOT use just any flat head screwdriver or pry bar. Use a tire removal kit (like that from a bicycle kit) but make sure it is steel/metal (NOT PLASTIC!). If you do need to use a screw driver to get more leverage, use a very wide one w/ a rounded/sanded tip so you DON"T PUNCTURE THE INNER TUBE. The inner-tube on these tires is tightly squeezed around the rim. It is not like a bicycle inner tube (loose and just falls off). I had as much problem trying to gently stretch the inner tube around the rim as the tire. I ended up using my feet and a whole bunch of pressure to get the tire on to the old rims. As long as you are careful and patient, you can get it to work without the appropriate machine (which looks like its around $120....).

extra thin rims, bent easy, had to replace the two I ordered with the stock ones..