Stens
Stens 160-645 Tire 13X6.50-6
A turf-friendly tire sized 13X6.50-6 with enhanced tread for secure traction, reduced slipping and longer wear on outdoor power equipment
- Enhanced tread design provides secure traction on damp surfaces
- Special rubber compounds resist UV rays and dry rot damage
- Reduced sliding lessens turf damage during operation
- Softer ride quality improves operator comfort
- Replaces Kenda 22001010 and 104010656B1 part numbers
Purpose-built replacement tire
The Stens 160-645 tire fits equipment requiring a 13X6.50-6 size and replaces Kenda references 22001010 and 104010656B1. It is intended for grounds crews and homeowners who operate outdoor power equipment on turfgrass and damp surfaces.
Traction and durability
The enhanced tread design delivers secure traction that reduces slipping and spinning on wet or soft ground. Special rubber compounds resist ultraviolet rays, dry rot and temperature extremes while lowering tire wear during normal use.
Turf-friendly ride
The construction lessens incidents where tires dig into the surface, preserving lawn quality during turns and stops. A softer ride character improves operator comfort over extended mowing or utility sessions.
Highlights
- Enhanced tread design provides secure traction on damp surfaces
- Special rubber compounds resist UV rays and dry rot damage
- Reduced sliding lessens turf damage during operation
- Softer ride quality improves operator comfort
- Replaces Kenda 22001010 and 104010656B1 part numbers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the 13X6.50-6 tire mounted onto the wheel rim?
Seat the tire beads evenly on the rim flanges, then inflate slowly until both beads pop into place; the step often missed is checking bead seating all the way around before full pressure.
What maintenance will the Stens 160-645 tire need over its life?
Inspect tread depth and sidewalls each season, keep pressure at the rim-rated level, and replace the tire once the tread wears to the wear-bar indicators or cracking appears.
What limit appears first when the tire runs under sustained heavy load?
The tread compound will heat up and wear faster once the load exceeds the tire's rated capacity, so traction loss and accelerated wear show up before structural failure.
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