Looking for some heavy tires

[Mike]

I'm looking to pick up some tires.  Heavy ones.  I need one in the 4-500lb range and one in the 1200 lb range. 

 

They don't need to be in great shape as all I want them for is to do tire flips with them, but it would be good if they weren't completely destroyed.

 

Any ideas where I might find them?

Edited June 15, 2013 by Mike

[whitewolf001]

I'd try a tractor supply store, if they don't have them they MIGHT be able to point you in the right direction. Also try a heavy truck mechanic who works on the big rigs and such.

Edited June 15, 2013 by whitewolf001

[xd shooter]

Tractor trailer tires are about 100lbs depending on how much tread is on them. I would ask TCI Tire Centers in Antioch or American tire in Murfreesboro for heavy equipment tires.

[Lumber_Jack]

You need Skidder tires. Call your local John Deer forestry supplier and ask. I'll check around and find the likeliest source.

Tires of off-road earth movers/ bucket trucks would work too. Same source. Caterpillar or John Deere

[Mike]

Found one!

 

 

[Clod Stomper]

Crossfit much?

[Mike]

5-8 times a week.

[Mike]

Looking for an empty 15.5 gallon beer keg now if anyone has one lying around... Edited June 27, 2013 by Mike

[babelt]

Looking for an empty 15.5 gallon beer keg now if anyone has one lying around...

If you buy a full one I'll drink the beer and you can have the empty.

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[whitewolf001]

If you buy a full one I'll drink the beer and you can have the empty.

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I guess I can help out too...

[VERO1]

Saw an ad on another forum last night for free tires like that. I believe it was the crossville fairgrounds. If anybody else wants some let me know and I'll find the ad again. .

[coffman19]

I have a ton at my shop in East Nashville for future reference

[tnhawk]

If you buy a full one I'll drink the beer and you can have the empty.

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Add a pizza and I can probably help. :wave:

[Mike]

I have a ton at my shop in East Nashville for future reference

Kegs or tires?