Galaxy
Galaxy tires: work-duty rubber for farm, skid steer, and off-highway machines
Galaxy tires are built for equipment that earns its keep. Across the 82 SKUs we carry, this is an agricultural, industrial, and off-highway lineup: implement ribs, tractor fronts, skid steer treads, mower tires, and construction-grade lugs. If you run tractors, loaders, backhoes, or turf equipment, Galaxy covers a wide slice of the work-tire world at a price that stays reasonable across most sizes. A buyer here is getting purpose-built machine rubber, not passenger or light-truck tires.
The sample we stock spans a broad range of specialty treads. It is not the brand's complete catalog, and we don't claim it is. What follows are the patterns we actually keep on the shelf, what each one is for, and the sizes carried.
The Galaxy tread lineup
Galaxy's range breaks into a few working families: agricultural implement and tractor tires, skid steer and industrial treads, and turf and mower rubber. Here is the lineup by pattern.
Farm and agricultural tires
Agricultural tires are shaped by their job. Rib treads steer and roll straight with minimal soil disturbance, tractor front and drive tires bite into the field, and industrial ag lugs handle mixed dirt-and-hardpack duty.
- RIB IMPLEMENT I-1 - an I-1 rib implement tire for wagons, carts, and trailing equipment that needs to track true. Carried in 6.70R15, 9.50R14, 9.50R15, 12.50R15, and 14R16.10, roughly $151 to $660.
- FRONT FARM F2M and FRONT FARM F2 - tractor front tires in the F2 family, built to steer under load. The F2M spans 9.50R15, 10R16, 11R15, 11R16, and 14R16.1 from about $190 to $678; the F2 comes in 7.50R16 and 10R16 from about $179 to $190.
- AGRI TRAC II - an agricultural traction tire in 7R16 and 8R16, roughly $166 to $182.
- EARTHPRO 45 BIAS R1 - an R1 bias-ply drive tire with deep lugs for field traction, in 8.30R24, 11.20R24, and 12.40R24, about $234 to $506.
Skid steer and industrial tires
Skid steer and industrial tires run on loaders, backhoes, and construction machines. The R4 industrial pattern and the heavy L-rated lug treads are built for hardpack, gravel, and abrasive job-site surfaces where sidewall toughness matters.
- MARATHONER R4 - an R4 industrial tire in 27X8.50R15, 12R16.50, and 14R17.50, about $141 to $774.
- XD2010 - a skid steer tread in 10R16.50, 14R17.50, and 33X15.50R16.50, roughly $212 to $542.
- HULK L4L5 - an L4/L5 heavy industrial lug for demanding loader work, in 10R16.50, 12R16.50, and 12.50X80R18, about $389 to $761.
- SKIDDO R4 - an R4 skid steer tire in 10R16.50 and 12R16.50, about $258 to $300.
- TRAC STAR ND L4 - an L4 non-directional industrial tread in 10R16.50 and 12R16.50, roughly $548 to $666.
- BEEFY BABY III and BEEFY BABY SDS - heavy-duty skid steer tires; the III runs 10R16.50 and 12R16.50 at about $467 to $510, while the SDS covers 10R20 and 12.00R20 at about $743 to $804.
- BOSSLIFT III - a heavy lift-truck and industrial tire in 9R20 and 10R20, about $924 to $1,020, the top of this group.
- SUPER INDUSTRIAL LUG R4 - an R4 industrial lug in 25X8.50R14 and 12.50X80R18, roughly $196 to $525.
- SUPER TRENCHER I3 - an I-3 traction tire built for trenchers and similar equipment, in 26X12.00R12 and 29X12.50R15, about $270 to $300.
Turf and mower tires
Turf and mowing tires use flatter, gentler treads that carry weight and traction without tearing up grass, which suits mowers and grounds equipment.
- YARDMASTER SDS and YARDMASTER ULTRA - the Yardmaster turf and utility line. The SDS is carried in 7R12 from about $151 to $389, and the Ultra spans 7.50R15 and 10.00R20 from about $92 to $273, the lowest entry point in the lineup.
- MIGHTY MOW R3 - an R3 turf tread for mowing and grounds work, in 10R16.50 and 12R16.50, about $396 to $441.
Sizes and fitments carried
Across the sample, Galaxy tires span rim diameters from 12 up to 28 inches, including 12, 14, 15, 16, 16.1, 18, 20, 24, 25, and 28. The size span runs from small turf tires like 7R12 and 6.70R15 up through large ag and construction sizes such as 400/75R28, 26.50R25, and 20.50R25. Sizes are stated here as facts about the tires we stock, drawn from our 82-SKU sample. Browse the full set on the Galaxy tire page.
Price and who Galaxy is for
Galaxy pricing runs from about $90 for the smallest turf tires up to roughly $4,758 for the largest off-highway sizes, with most skid steer and farm patterns landing in the mid-hundreds. That makes Galaxy a value-focused work-tire brand: it's aimed at farmers, contractors, landscapers, and equipment owners who need dependable specialty rubber without paying premium-brand pricing. If you're asking whether Galaxy tires are good, the honest answer is that they're a practical, working-machine choice priced to keep equipment moving. Financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR, is available on these orders.
Buying Galaxy from ThreePiece
Every order ships with free shipping. We offer wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they leave us, so equipment tires arrive ready to run. If you need help confirming a size or spec, our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801, and you can find more answers in our FAQ. Start with the full Galaxy lineup or browse all tires we carry.