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 Had to order new rear tires for our 4850 the other day  does anyone have any experience recapping them like you would a truck tire ? i dont even know if any one offers this service  just trying to compare cost to servicablity

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Haven't heard of recapped ag tires.... but.  I guess there's always a chance?  not looking forward to 4 new ones on a 4840 we have. 

10 year busting tires and I've never seen a recap on a ag tractor (18.4 or 20.8 ect) I think the tire has to much flex to keep the cap on. I have seen many recaps on industrial tires (14.00-24, to 23.5r25 ect).

It is winter time and most tire shops have some spare time to mount a set of tires. This is the best time to get it done, let the tire shops bid against each other. Also ask if they have any good used tires or any adjustments. One our tractor we put 2 new tires on the inside and 2 used tires on the outside duals (that saved us about $1800)

let me know what size and I could tell you about what a goodyear/titan should run

ive never seen recapped tractor tires. I have had some skidloader tires recapped.  It is cheaper than new ones, but you get what you pay for.   They don't wear very good.  I agree with Tim Look into some used tires.

i run solid tires on my skidsteer  with super deep tread and love them . my tire guys says it used to be common practice years ago to recap them but hes not sur enow hes, going to check into it i can understand  if the side walls are real old or chunks out of em but what about tires that were run on a slurry tanker tractor that are good castings but just flat faced from road work .

http://www.gemplers.com/product/167869/184x42-46-50-Tire-Reliner Not recapping - but relining if there kinda rotten and tube protuding .... Closest thing Ive seen/heard of. But more like a Boot-liner.

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