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How to Inflate a Lawn Tractor Tire
How to Inflate a Lawn Tractor Tire. Inflating your tires on your lawn tractor is necessary for proper traction and use. It is vital to follow the manufacturer's instructions to achieve proper PSI in your tires. Inflating lawn tractor tires is no different from inflating bicycle tires, and you will find that it is easy and fast.
Inflating your tires on your lawn tractor is necessary for proper traction and use. It is vital to follow the manufacturer's instructions to achieve proper PSI in your tires.
Inflating lawn tractor tires is no different from inflating bicycle tires, and you will find that it is easy and fast.
Things You'll Need
Bicycle tire inflator
OR
Air compressor
Tire pressure gauge
Read your owner's manual to determine proper PSI for your tires.
Get your manual air inflator, or get your air compressor ready by turning it on.
Remove the cap on the tire valve stem that is sticking out of the tire. Check the PSI with your gauge by holding it onto the tire stem.
Attach the air hose to the stem, and hold it in place. If this is an air compressor it will start filling the tire automatically; if this is not an air compressor start to pump the manual air inflator.
Check PSI with your gauge very often while filling to avoid overfilling and possible tire rupture. Once proper PSI is achieved remove the air hose and screw back on the tire stem cap.
Tips & Warnings
Check PSI often while filling
Do not over fill the tire with air injury may occur
