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Message: <blockquote data-quote="skidsteer.ca" data-source="post: 9904" data-attributes="member: 307">No doubt the semi solid is a vary durabable tire design. They look cool. I'm not sure what you would have to do to ruin one. Bomb blasts  come to mind, but short of that, I don't think its possible. I just wish the price was a little better. But sometimes I'd  gladly pay "big money" to be trouble free  on some of our equipment. The skidsteers I don't have that much trouble with.The foam tires I have came on the loader when I bought it and in my estimation they behave no different then air tires with 50 psi in them. I like @ 35 psi personally and find them a bit rough. Also on my NH I'm glad the air filled tires are 600 lbs lighter for the set. For brushing on soft ground, light is the way to go.I was shocked how my 773 sank when I brought it home, compared to my 753.Both are on the same tires, but  it weights 1000lbs more and another 600 for the foam tires, so 4700 lbs versue 6300 on the same tire, makes a huge difference.I slime my air filled tires <a href="http://www.slime.com" target="_blank">www.slime.com</a>  for punchers up to 1/4" I also have a compessor and a plug kit with me most days, which has save my butt a time or two in the past.Can McClaren press new tires on the wheels it sells? Just curious.Ken</blockquote>