Lawn Mower Tire Pressure Chart(For All Brands + Models)

Maintaining the correct tire pressure in your lawn mower is essential for optimal performance, maneuverability, fuel efficiency, and even grass health.

In this post, we’ll provide a detailed Lawn Mower Tire Pressure Chart for major brands and models. Let’s jump in.

Lawn Mower Tire Pressure Chart

Riding Mowers

John Deere

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
D110	14	10
E130	14	10
X350	14	10
X730	15	12
S240	14	10
X390	14	10
LX178	10	8
X570	14	10
D140	14	10

Cub Cadet

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
XT1 Enduro Series	14	10
XT2 GX54 D	14	10
LT46	10	10
CC30H	14	10
SLT1554	14	10
XT1 LT50	14	10

Toro

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Titan MyRide	13	10
Super Recycler	14	10
LX425	14	10
Titan ZX5450	13	10

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Husqvarna

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
YTH22V46	15	12
LTH1738	14	10
TS354XD	14	12
YTH18542	14	10
GT54CS	14	12
YTA24V48	14	10

Craftsman

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
T110	14	10
LT2000	14	10
T225	14	10
T3200	14	10
T240	14	10

Troy-Bilt

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Pony 42	14	10
Bronco 46K	14	10
Super Bronco 54	14	10
TB46	14	10
TB42	14	10

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Snapper

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
RE100 Rear Engine	14	10
SPX 42	14	10
S200XT	14	10
S150XT	14	10

Kubota

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
T2090	14	10
GR2120	14	10
BX2680	14	12
T1880	14	10
BX1880	14	12

Ariens

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
EDGE 42	14	10
Zoom 34	14	10
Max Zoom 48	14	10
DYT 4000	14	10

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Simplicity

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Regent 25/48	14	10
Broadmoor 25/52	14	10
Prestige 27/50	14	10
Legacy XL	14	12

MTD

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Yard-Man 42″	14	10
Gold 50″	14	10
990 Series	14	10
Pro 46″	14	10
LT3800	14	10

Zero-Turn Mowers

John Deere

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Z375R	13	9
Z515E	15	10
Z720E	13	9
Z335E	13	9
Z425	13	9

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Cub Cadet

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
ZT1 50	13	9
RZT-L 54	14	10
Ultima ZT2 60	13	9
ZTX4 54	13	9

Toro

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
TimeCutter SS4225	13 (or N/A if semi-pneumatic)	10
TimeCutter MX6050	13	10
Z Master 2000	13	10
Z Master 6000	13	10

Husqvarna

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Z254F	13	9
MZ61	13	9
Z248F	13	9
Z242F	13	9

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Craftsman

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Z525	13	9
Z560	13	9
Z580	13	9

Troy-Bilt

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Mustang Z54	13	9
Mustang Z42	13	9
Mustang Z46	13	9

Snapper

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
360Z	13	9
550Z	13	9
460Z	13	9

Bad Boy

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
ZT Elite	14	12
MZ Magnum	14	12
Maverick HD	14	12
Outlaw Rogue	14	12
Rebel	14	12

Kubota

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
ZG222	13	9
Z726X	13	9
Z422	13	9

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Ariens

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
IKON XD 52	14	10
APEX 60	14	12
IKON XL 60	14	12

Scag

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Liberty Z	14	12
Tiger Cat II	14	12
Patriot 52	14	12
Cheetah II	14	12
V-Ride II	14	12

Gravely

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
ZT HD 52	14	12
Pro-Turn ZX	14	12
ZT X 42	14	10
Pro-Stance 52	14	12
ZT XL 52	14	12

Exmark

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Radius E-Series 48″	13	9
Lazer Z X-Series	14	12
Quest E-Series	13	9
Turf Tracer S-Series	14	12
Staris E-Series	13	9

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Ferris

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
IS 700Z	13	9
ISX 800	14	12
SRS Z2	14	12
400S	14	10
IS 3200Z	14	12

Simplicity

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Courier 23/48	13	9
ZT3500	13	9
Contender XT	13	9

Walker

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Model T25i	13	9
Model B23i	13	9
Model H38i	13	9

Push/Walk-Behind Mowers

Toro

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Recycler 22″	25	N/A
TimeMaster 30″	20	N/A
Super Recycler 21″	25	N/A
Personal Pace 22″	25	N/A

Husqvarna

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
HU800AWD	25	N/A
LC221RH	25	N/A
LB553S	25	N/A

Craftsman

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
M105	25	N/A
M250	25	N/A
M270	25	N/A

Troy-Bilt

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
TB115	25	N/A
TB230	25	N/A
TB200	25	N/A

Snapper

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
Ninja 190cc	25	N/A
HI VAC 21″	25	N/A
SP60V	25	N/A

Ryobi

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
80V Brushless	25	N/A
RY401140	25	N/A
RY401110	25	N/A

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Ego

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
LM2135SP	25	N/A
LM2156SP	25	N/A
LM2102SP	25	N/A

Greenworks

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
MO80L410	25	N/A
60V 21″	25	N/A
40V 20″	25	N/A

Honda

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
HRX217	25	N/A
HRN216	25	N/A
HRC216	25	N/A

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Black+Decker

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
CM2040	25	N/A
MM2000	25	N/A

Worx

Model	Front Tire PSI	Rear Tire PSI
WG779	25	N/A
WG743	25	N/A

How to Check and Inflate Lawn Mower Tires

Maintaining the right pressure is simple and only takes a few minutes.

Tools Needed:

• Tire pressure gauge (digital or analog)
• Portable air compressor or hand pump

Steps:

1. Park your mower on a flat surface.
2. Locate the tire valve stem on each tire.
3. Remove the valve cap and press the pressure gauge onto the stem.
4. Check the PSI reading.
5. Inflate or deflate as needed to match the recommended PSI.
6. Replace the valve cap.

Tip: Always check the tire pressure when the tires are cold for the most accurate reading.

FAQs

What PSI Should My Lawn Mower Tires Be?

Most lawn mower tires require:

• Front tires: 12–16 PSI
• Rear tires: 8–12 PSI

However, this can vary based on the mower type, brand, and tire size. For example:

• Riding mowers typically use:
  • Front: 14 PSI
  • Rear: 10 PSI
• Zero-turn mowers:
  • Front: 13 PSI
  • Rear: 9–12 PSI
• Push mowers (with pneumatic tires):
  • Typically 20–30 PSI

What Is the Correct Tire Pressure Amount?

The correct tire pressure is the manufacturer-recommended PSI (pounds per square inch). This is typically:

• Printed on the tire sidewall
• Specified in the owner’s manual
• Sometimes labeled on a sticker under the mower seat or fender

Exceeding or going below this can lead to:

• Uneven mowing
• Premature tire wear
• Reduced fuel efficiency
• Poor traction or steering

How Much Air Do I Put in My John Deere Lawn Mower Tires?

For most John Deere riding mowers:

• Front tires: 14 PSI
• Rear tires: 10 PSI

For John Deere zero-turn models:

• Front: 13 PSI
• Rear: 9–10 PSI

Always refer to your John Deere manual, as pressures can vary slightly across models like the D110, E130, X350, or Z375R.

What Is the Correct Pressure for Tyre?

This depends on:

• Tire size
• Weight load
• Terrain
• Type of mower (push, riding, ZTR)

A good general range:

• Small push mower: 20–30 PSI
• Mid-size riding mower: 10–14 PSI (front), 8–12 PSI (rear)
• Heavy-duty zero-turn mower: up to 12 PSI rear, 13–14 PSI front

Do not use automotive tire pressure specs. Lawn mower tires are low-pressure, high-volume.

How Do You Read a Lawn Mower Tire?

Lawn mower tire sidewalls include important details. Here’s how to read them:

Example: 15×6.00-6

• 15 = Overall tire diameter in inches
• 6.00 = Tire width in inches
• 6 = Rim (wheel) diameter in inches

You may also find:

• Max Load (e.g., 415 lbs)
• Max PSI (e.g., 14 PSI)
• Tire Ply Rating (e.g., 2-ply, 4-ply)

This helps determine the ideal inflation and replacement tire size.

What PSI Should My Tire Rating Be?

Your tire’s PSI rating refers to the maximum safe pressure the tire can hold, not necessarily what you should inflate it to.

Example:

• Tire Max PSI: 30 PSI
• Recommended Operating PSI: 14–20 PSI

You should inflate the tire to what the equipment manufacturer recommends, which is usually lower than the max PSI on the sidewall. This provides better traction and a smoother ride.