Goodyear Dyna-Torqs

Mike(NEOhio) · Oct 29, 2021

Are they good tires?? Gonna look at a used pair.

rustred · Oct 29, 2021

Nothing wrong, I would take those used ones before any cheap new ones from China! Many a tractor out there with them.

Bob Bancroft · Oct 29, 2021

Depends on what you want. Good casings, with not much traction. I have a pair of 18.4x38 I'd give away.

Roger in Iowa · Oct 29, 2021

They waddle side to side at low speed.

caterpillar guy · Oct 29, 2021

Tires will pull ok on pavement in dirt they lack some at traction. If you're not pulling heavy tillage like plowing or disk in loose dirt they will work ok.

tomstractorsandtoys · Oct 29, 2021

I have 2 pair of 15.5x38's on a 2510 and a 3020. Both are just chore tractors and planter tractors. No complaints with them. The one set was almost new takeoffs as a collector did not like the tread pattern. Bought for less than 1/2 price on an auction and even had tubes with them. Tom

the tractor vet · Oct 29, 2021

I HAD them on the one 806 i bought that were like new with some of the knobby thinggy's still on them . Did not like them at all , lousy traction while doing tillage work even with loaded tires and 450 lbs extra per side . And with all the road running between farms and fields they wore way to fast and also they would vibrate the fillings out of your teeth at certain speeds and about shake the fenders off wipe out the lights in the fenders , i was forever putting new bulbs in . Nothing like racing to a field in the late evening and as it gets dark you turn on the lights and you have one light working on one side and three that are out . Thank good for cell phones as you could not even drive the tractor back on the road with one headlight . I was glade when the wore out and got back on Fire stones . I have not replaced one fender light since .

Mike(NEOhio) · Oct 29, 2021

What I'm looking at are 15.5-38s and look like 75% in the pictures. I have 13.6-38 Dyno-torqs on our E4 and I recall back when FIL was farming he complained they didn't work well for disking, don't recall he ever tried plowing with it. These would go on my 1550 with an FEL and mainly be for haying. The 16.9s on it now are pretty worn and one is cut and patched. Maybe that's why he took them off. Gonna look anyway.

flying belgian · Oct 29, 2021

I just never liked the looks of them. All humppy and bulgey.

tim s · Oct 29, 2021

Keep looking,, I wouldn't take a pair as a gift...

rustred · Oct 29, 2021

well i will take them then, lots of them tires on tractors for 30 years. more than good for haying.

Grabatire · Oct 29, 2021

Got them at a good price so I installed a pair on my 7060 Allis. The first time I took it on the road in high gear it handled like a car or pickup with a real low rear tire. It's worse in the winter on a slippery road too. I pull an 8 yard scraper with it a lot and like the traction on a hard surface.

SVcummins · Oct 29, 2021

Im running one as a dual . Ran ultra torques still have one are good tires but the one always had a big hump in it . Right now running ultra torque on one side of the tractor ant a Firestone radial on the other with the ultra torque.

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