Husqvarna Tires

Husqvarna's lawn-and-garden line runs on the AYP platform — American Yard Products, the manufacturing subsidiary that also builds Craftsman, Poulan, Jonsered, and the Sears 917-prefix tractors. The practical version of that story: a YTH22V42 owner shopping for tires is shopping the same fitments as a comparable-era Craftsman LT or Poulan Pro, because the machines are built off the same drawings.

The YTH-series riding tractors (YTH22V42, YTH24V48 and the V-twin Briggs family) run a 15x6.00-6 front — the same front that fits the John Deere D-series, the X300 family, and the modern Cub Cadet XT1. The 20-inch rear is worth a phone call: factory stock is 20x8.00-8, and the popular 20x10.00-8 upgrade needs a wider rim before the tread lays flat — buying the bigger tire without the bigger wheel is one of the few mistakes we see on this make. The Z246 and Z254 entry zero-turns sit on 11x4.00-5 or 11x6.00-5 casters with 18x9.50-8 rears; the MZ-, PZ-, and Z400-series commercial machines step up to 13x6.50-6 casters and 23x10.50-12 rears or larger. If your model isn't listed below, call us with the year and the part numbers stamped on the wheel and we'll confirm before you order.