A: Hello Sean. Please resubmit your question and include the model and serial numbers of your Cub Cadet riding mower. You can find these numbers underneath the seat. Thank you.

A: Yes, this wheel assembly is specifically designed to fit Hi-Run Bronco lawn tractors with 20 x 8.00-8 inch rear wheels. It is an original equipment replacement that comes assembled and inflated with a grey powder-coated steel rim.

A: Thank you for your question. While the tire size matches the John Deere L100 rear tire size (20x8.00-8), this wheel assembly is specifically designed for Hi-Run Pony/Bronco and MTD-style lawn tractors. Because wheel assemblies can differ in hub size, offset, and axle configuration, we cannot guarantee fitment on a John Deere L100 without comparing the original wheel and axle specifications.

A: Hello, thank you for your question. Per the vendor, "Unfortunately part number 490-327-Y006 will not fit this Craftsman riding mower. Part number 634-0104-0911 is the corresponding part number and has a grey center hub."

A: Hi Rachel. We recommend speaking with one of our technicians. You can contact us directly at 1 (800) 828-5500. Mention your case number 10480068 so we can help. Thank you for rating our product.

A: Hello, thank you for your question. It’s not recommended to change the tire sizes beyond the manufacturer’s specifications. While a slightly larger rear tire can raise the mower a bit, using larger or mismatched front tires (like 15 x 8 x 8) may cause steering, clearance, and stability issues. The safest way to raise the cutting height is to use the mower’s deck height adjustment.

A: Hello, thank you for your question. It is dimensionally compatible with the Husqvarna YTH 22V46, as both use 20×8‑8 rear wheels. It's highly likely to fit if your YTH uses the standard ¾-inch axle and centered hub assembly

A: Hi, Thanks for your question. It will not fit a craftsman lf1000.

A: Hello Mj2345. Here are some general tips on how to remove the rear wheel of your Troy-Bilt riding mower. If there is some visible hardware holding the rim onto the unit. Loosen and remove this hardware. Then slide the tire and rim off the axle. If the rear wheel shafts were not greased during regular routine maintenance, and after a nominal amount of effort the wheel assembly does not easily separate from the axle shaft, these parts may be rusted together. Should this situation arise, it is recommended that the unit be serviced at an authorized service center. Thank you.

A: Hello Anita. The listed tire on the wheel assembly is a 2 ply tire. Thank you for your question.