Massey Ferguson Wheel Options

The 380/105R50 & 380/90R54 are both the same diameter, however the 380/105R50 has a deeper sidewall which results in a higher load carrying capacity, more options for letting the pressures down and also a more comfortable ride.

The 420 wide is less common than the 380’s however the VF 420/95R50 has a place as a high-load rowcrop in a slightly wider tyre width.

The best wide wheel options for the MF 8S series tractors is the 900/60R38 with a 710 wide front.  There are two different makes/sizes of front to make sure it works with the 4WD.

While not as popular as the VF 900/60R38, if you compare weights and pressure, the VF 800/70R38 will actually carry more load at the same pressure as the VF 900/60R38.

The VF 800/70R38 has a slightly deeper sidewall than the VF 900/60R38 Bridgestone.

There are two main 650mm wide tyre options for the MF 7715-7718 S D6 & DVT series tractors:  650/65R42 & 650/75R38.

The 650/65R42 is most common and the cheaper option.

We definitely recommend the 650/65R42 over the 650/65R38 for the MF 7715-7718 S D6 & DVT series – you’ll get much better tractor performance with the taller 42″ tyres.

However, 650/65R38 is a size that we do get requests for.  So we offer the following options.

For higher torque applications, we recommend the 650/75R38, it has a higher load rating and will normally carry approx. 2 ton extra per tyre than the 650/65R42.

Despite the 38” rim diameter, the 650/75R38 has an overall diameter similar to the 650/65R42.

Although its not as popular as a 650 wide tyre, we sometimes get requests for 520 wide tyres to suit the Massey 7S series.

The 380/90R50 is by far our most common selling rowcrop size for the MF 7715-7718 S D6 & DVT.  In fact, its the top selling size across our entire range of wheels.

One of the important things to consider with rowcrops is the load rating – the Maxam or Mitas 380/90R50 will carry 9 ton across the back axle.  Most other makes (including Michelin Agribib, Trelleborg, BKT Agrimax etc) only offer a 6.9ton load rating and are often dangerously overloaded.

If you’re using a 3 ton fert spinner, pulling a heavy trailer, etc then the high-load Mitas or Maxam is the tyre you need.

The 320/90R54 is a less common rowcrop option – more suited to specialist crops, for example, lettuce, carrots, or asparagus.

Sometimes farmers prefer a slightly wider rowcrop to make the tyres more versatile – the 480 can do rowcrop work and still be wide enough to pull a trailer on the road.  More popular in Scotland.

The 380/90R50 is by far our most common selling rowcrop size for the MF 7715-7718 S D6 & DVT.  In fact, its the top selling size across our entire range of wheels.

One of the important things to consider with rowcrops is the load rating – the Maxam or Mitas 380/90R50 will carry 9 ton across the back axle.  Most other makes (including Michelin Agribib, Trelleborg, BKT Agrimax etc) only offer a 6.9ton load rating and are often dangerously overloaded.

If you’re using a 3 ton fert spinner, pulling a heavy trailer, etc then the high-load Mitas or Maxam is the tyre you need.

The 320/90R54 is a less common rowcrop option – more suited to specialist crops, for example, lettuce, carrots, or asparagus.

Sometimes farmers prefer a slightly wider rowcrop to make the tyres more versatile – the 480 can do rowcrop work and still be wide enough to pull a trailer on the road.  More popular in Scotland.

The best option for flotation is the 900/50R42 with matching fronts. The 900 is the widest width you can go while still keeping under the 3m road width.

The VF tyre gives a 40% larger footprint than the equivalent standard tyre – meaning you can carry the same weight at 40% lower pressure.

If you’re looking for a tyre that works for both flotation and general use – we often recommend either a VF 710/60R42 or VF 710/70R38 with matching fronts.

The VF tyre gives a 40% larger footprint than the equivalent standard tyre – meaning you can carry the same weight at 40% lower pressure.

There are two main 650mm wide tyre options for the MF 7719-7726 S D6 & DVT series tractors:  650/65R42 & 650/75R38.

The 650/65R42 is most common and the cheaper option.

We definitely recommend the 650/65R42 over the 650/65R38 for the MF 7719-7726 S D6 & DVT – you’ll get much better tractor performance with the taller 42″ tyres.

However, 650/65R38 is a size that we do get requests for.  So we offer the following options.

For higher torque applications, we recommend the 650/75R38, it has a higher load rating and will normally carry approx. 2 ton extra per tyre than the 650/65R42.

Despite the 38” rim diameter, the 650/75R38 has an overall diameter similar to the 650/65R42.

Although its not as popular as a 650 wide tyre, we sometimes get requests for 520 wide tyres to suit the MF 7719-7726 S D6 & DVT.

The 380/90R50 is by far our most common selling rowcrop size for the MF 7719-26 S D6 & DVT.  In fact, its the top selling size across our entire range of wheels.

One of the important things to consider with rowcrops is the load rating – the Maxam or Mitas 380/90R50 will carry 9 ton across the back axle.  Most other makes (including Michelin Agribib, Trelleborg, BKT Agrimax etc) only offer a 6.9ton load rating and are often dangerously overloaded.

If you’re using a 3 ton fert spinner, pulling a heavy trailer, etc then the high-load Mitas or Maxam is the tyre you need.

The 320/90R54 is a less common rowcrop option – more suited to specialist crops, for example, lettuce, carrots, or asparagus.

Sometimes farmers prefer a slightly wider rowcrop to make the tyres more versatile – the 480 can do rowcrop work and still be wide enough to pull a trailer on the road.  More popular in Scotland.

The best option for flotation is the 900/50R42 with matching fronts. The 900 is the widest width you can go while still keeping under the 3m road width.

The VF tyre gives a 40% larger footprint than the equivalent standard tyre – meaning you can carry the same weight at 40% lower pressure.

If you’re looking for a tyre that works for both flotation and general use – we often recommend either a VF 710/60R42 or VF 710/70R38 with matching fronts.

The VF tyre gives a 40% larger footprint than the equivalent standard tyre – meaning you can carry the same weight at 40% lower pressure.