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Westwood Tyres

Westwood Tyres
Westwood mower tyres provide traction and flotation across varied terrain types on walk-behind and riding equipment. Our tyre inventory includes Westwood mower tyres, lawn mower tyres, replacement tyres, ride-on mower tyres, and tractor tyres in various tread patterns. Westwood Spares stocks Westwood replacement tyre assemblies in stock with correct sizes and specifications for front castor, rear drive, and commercial applications across all major model series, providing worldwide shipping on all tyre orders. These essential ride-on mower tyre components feature turf-friendly tread designs, weather-resistant rubber compounds, and appropriate load ratings that maintain traction whilst minimising turf damage throughout demanding residential and commercial mowing operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the correct tyre pressure for riding mowers?
Riding mower tyre pressure typically ranges 10-15 PSI depending on load and terrain; lower pressures improve traction and reduce turf damage whilst higher pressures provide smoother rides. Adjust pressure achieving level deck.
Why do TimeCutter front tyres keep going flat?
TimeCutter front tyres suffer chronic bead-sealing issues from inadequate rim design; air escapes between tyre and rim. Install inner tubes permanently solving problem; attempting tubeless repairs creates frustrating cycle.
How long do Westwood mower tyres last?
Tyre longevity varies by usage but typically lasts 3-5 years before tread wear necessitates replacement. UV exposure, chemical contact, improper inflation, and rough terrain accelerate wear requiring earlier replacement.
Can I repair punctured mower tyres?
Small punctures in tread area can be sealed with plugs or patches temporarily; sidewall damage or multiple punctures require replacement. Clean puncture area thoroughly ensuring proper sealant adhesion.
What causes tyres to crack?
Tyre cracking results from UV exposure degrading rubber, age-related deterioration, storage in direct sunlight, contact with harsh chemicals, or chronic underinflation stressing sidewalls. Store equipment under cover preventing UV damage