7.50R16 Tractor Tires

Buying 7.50R16 tires

7.50R16 is the radial version of 7.50-16, a common front tire on utility tractors. It fits the same 16-inch rim and is about 7.5 inches (191 mm) wide, but it is built with radial plies and a belted tread instead of crossed bias plies.

When a radial front makes sense

On a front-wheel-assist tractor that already runs radial rears, radial fronts are usually the right match: most tractor makers advise using the same construction front and rear, because radial and bias tires roll and flex differently. A radial front also rides more smoothly on the road and usually wears longer. If your tractor runs bias rears, stay with the bias 7.50-16 unless the maker says otherwise.

Front-to-rear ratio

The driven front axle is geared to turn slightly faster than the rear. That depends on the exact rolling circumference of both tire sizes, so replace fronts with the same size and construction, and check with us before changing brand or type.

What to check

• Load index: front loaders put heavy weight on the front axle. Match or exceed your current rating.
• Don’t mix: never run a bias and a radial on the same axle.
• Tube type: tell us whether your rims run tubes.
• Used tires: ask for the tread depth, the date code and photos of both sidewalls.

Send your tractor model, the quantity and delivery location for a quote. See our radial vs bias guide.

What do 7.50R16 tires cost on our site?

This size is not on a model listing yet. Send us the size and we check what we can supply.

Is 7.50R16 a radial or a bias tire?

It is a radial. The R in the size marks radial construction, and radials need careful pressure setting. See the radial vs bias guide.