Quick answer:
The John Deere X324 tractor tire size is front 15×6-6 and the rear is 20×10-10.
Front tire15×6-6
Rear tire20×10-10
Front/rear setupDifferent front and rear tire sizes
Tire pressure14 PSI, 10 PSI
Rim diameter6 in front, 10 in rear
Ballast25 gal
John Deere X324 Tire Size Details
| Front tire size | 15×6-6 |
|---|---|
| Rear tire size | 20×10-10 |
| Front/rear setup | Different front and rear tire sizes |
| Front tire construction | Flotation/implement tire |
| Rear tire construction | Flotation/implement tire |
| Front section width | 6 in |
| Rear section width | 10 in |
| Front rim diameter | 6 in |
| Rear rim diameter | 10 in |
| Approx front overall diameter | about 15 in |
| Approx rear overall diameter | about 20 in |
| Tire pressure | 14 PSI, 10 PSI |
| Loaded rear tire ballast / fluid capacity | 25 gal |
| Tire size alternatives / conversions | 15×6.00-6, 20×10.00-8, 380/65R15, 420/85R20 |
Tire Size Comparison Chart
Front rim diameter comparison
Rear rim diameter comparison
John Deere X324 Extra Tire Notes
| Tire size note | The John Deere X324 uses different front and rear tire sizes in this data: front 15×6-6 (6 in rim, 6 in width) and rear 20×10-10 (10 in rim, 10 in width) |
|---|---|
| Pressure note | For the John Deere X324 with front 15×6-6 and rear 20×10-10 tires, the pressure values captured in the answer are 14 PSI, 10 PSI. Tire pressure is load-dependent, so use this as a reference value rather than a universal setting |
| Ballast note | For the John Deere X324 rear 20×10-10 tires, the ballast figure captured in the answer is 25 gal. Liquid ballast capacity can change by tire brand, fill percentage, wheel setup and ballast fluid type |
| Front/rear matching note | The John Deere X324 data shows front 15×6-6 and rear 20×10-10. When changing either size, front/rear rolling circumference and lead/lag need to stay within the correct range |
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Tire sizes can change by year, axle, wheel/rim option, tyre brand, tread type and local market. Please check the tire sidewall, operator manual and official deere.com website for official information.







