Set of 2 new 11x4.00-5 Wanda P332 Lawnmower Tyres. These are 4ply Tubeless Wanda P332 grass tyres....Set of 2 new 11x4.00-5 Wanda P332 Lawnmower Tyres. These are 4ply Tubeless Wanda P332 grass tyres. Tyre Specification: Overall diameter: 276mm, Max section width: 102mm, Max load: 325lbs (150kg), PSI: 46, Ply Rating: 4ply, Tread Depth: 3mm, Tyre Pattern number: P332. Wanda P332 is the ultimate tyre for grass applications, providing maximum protection, traction & durability. The grass friendly design offers a consistent performance, and curved shoulders protect the grass when cornering.
This guide is for lawnmower owners seeking durable and grass-friendly tires. The Parnells P332 grass tires offer excellent traction and protect your lawn during operation, but require proper inflation for optimal performance. This set of two tubeless tires features a specialized tread pattern designed for grass applications, ensuring consistent performance and minimal turf damage.
All features
Model Part Number
P332
Brand
Parnells
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum load capacity of these tires?
Each tire has a maximum load capacity of 325 lbs (150 kg).
Do I need to use an inner tube with these tires?
No, these are tubeless tires and do not require an inner tube.
What does '4pr' mean?
'4pr' stands for 4-ply rating, indicating the tire's strength and durability, comparable to four layers of fabric.
How often should I check the tire pressure?
It is recommended to check tire pressure before each use or at least weekly, especially during the mowing season.
What is the overall diameter of the tire?
The overall diameter of the tire is approximately 276mm.
Can these tires be used on trailers or other equipment?
These tires are specifically designed for grass applications on lawnmowers. Their tread pattern and construction are optimized for turf and may not be suitable or safe for other uses.
What is the tread depth of the P332 tires?
The tread depth is 3mm.
Troubleshooting
Tire loses air pressure
Check the bead seal between the tire and the rim. Ensure the rim is clean and free of debris. Re-seat the tire or check for any punctures. Verify the valve stem is properly sealed.
Tire wears out quickly
Ensure the tire pressure is consistently maintained at 46 PSI. Check for proper wheel alignment on the lawnmower. Avoid excessive sharp turning or operating on surfaces not intended for these tires.
Poor traction on grass
Verify tire pressure is at the recommended 46 PSI. Clean grass clippings and debris from the tire tread. Ensure the tread pattern is oriented correctly for forward movement.
Tire doesn't fit the rim properly
Confirm the rim size is compatible with the 11x4.00-5 tire. Ensure the tire is seated correctly on the rim before inflating. Consult your lawnmower's manual for specific rim requirements.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent traction on grass surfaces.
Minimizes turf damage due to specialized tread and shoulder design.
Durable 4-ply construction for extended lifespan.
Tubeless design for easier maintenance and reliability.
Consistent performance in various grass conditions.
Cons
Requires correct inflation pressure (46 PSI) for optimal performance and tire life.
Specific tread pattern may not be ideal for heavy mud or extremely rough terrain.
Only suitable for lawnmowers that require the 11x4.00-5 size.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your lawnmower is suitable for tubeless tires and requires the 11x4.00-5 size.
Mount the tires onto the appropriate rims, ensuring a secure seal.
Inflate tires to the recommended 46 PSI. It is crucial to maintain this pressure for optimal performance and longevity.
Compatibility:
Size: 11x4.00-5
Ply Rating: 4pr
Type: Tubeless
Intended Use: Primarily for grass/lawn applications.
Care:
Regularly inspect tires for wear and tear.
Maintain proper inflation pressure (46 PSI) at all times. Under-inflation can lead to increased wear and poor performance; over-inflation can damage the tire and the lawn.
Clean tires periodically to remove grass clippings and debris that could affect traction.
Avoid exposure to excessive oil or chemicals that could degrade the rubber.