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Sedona Buzz Saw R/T Radial Tire
Sedona Buzz Saw R/T Radial Tire
$97.99 - $128.99
23% Off - Save up to $30.96
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

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Item #SED0003

2 Reviews

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All Reviews

Rob0402

Verified Purchaser
Over 8 months ago Mena Arkansas
5 out of 5 stars
Durability
5/5
Ease of Installation
5/5
Performance
4/5
Style
5/5
Pleased so far

Have rode a little over 100 miles and pleased with how they ride. Have held up well in rocky terrian

hillbilly

Verified Purchaser
Over 8 months ago Western PA
5 out of 5 stars
Durability
5/5
Performance
5/5
Great tires

Replaced turf masters on my Ferris zero turn mower with these Sedonas and it is much better machine, Doesn't slide around and get stuck any more and causes less damage to yard.

3 Questions

  • Answered:   3
  • Not Yet:   0

Question asked by Bigfoot

Question: What is the "ply" rating ?
Question asked Over 9 months ago
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Question answered by DaveGearhead
User's contributor status: Top 10
Question answered Over 9 months ago
Answer: This is a 6-ply tire.

Question asked by dburu2

Question: What is the weights of Sedona rt and xc in 9x27-14
Question asked Over 9 months ago
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Question answered by DaveGearhead
User's contributor status: Top 10
Question answered Over 9 months ago
Answer: Both tires are approximately 35lbs each.

Question asked by Dylan

Question: Will these tires work well in snow?
Question asked 1 year 8 months ago
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Question answered by DaveGearhead
User's contributor status: Top 10
Question answered 1 year 8 months ago
Answer: I think the tire would do fair. For snow, I think you would want to run Sedona Rip Saw R/T Radial Tires instead.

# Part Numbers

Product Variant Manufacturer Part #
23X11R-10 BS2311R10
24X11R-10 BS2411R10
25X10R-12 BS2510R12
25X8R-12 BS258R12
26X10R-12 BS2610R12
26X11R-12 BS2611R12
26X11R-14 BS2611R14
26X9R-12 BS269R12
26X9R-14 BS269R14
27X11R-14 BS2711R14
27X9R-14 BS279R14