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Read articles →This video documents an owner replacing 20-year-old original R4 tires on a John Deere 2210 after a rain-day blowout, switching to Carlstar Versa Turf radials. It covers the failure and diagnosis, tire-shop feedback, reinstalling the ballast box, setting front tire PSI, comparing rim-guard design between R4 and Versa Turf, and field footage showing traction in mud and dirt. Best for 2210/compact-tractor owners deciding on tire types.
Posted by the Purple Collar Life channel, an owner sharing firsthand maintenance experience from their own property rather than a dealer or reviewer.
A tire blew out in the rain with a three-inch slit inside, and the tire shop found the rubber rotted out even though tread life was still good.
The video sets the front tires to 22 PSI using an airline pressure gauge.
The rear tire size is 26 by 12 by 12, which is also common on the 2305, 1023, and 1025 models.
R4 tires have a rim guard extending beyond the rim for protection, while Versa Turf tread goes just to the rim with no extra guard.
