05/17/2026
There’s a difference between buying a tire… and investing in one.
These are all 750/65R26 rear combine steer tires, but not all tires are built the same when it comes to long-term value.
💰 Advance — Approx. Cost: $2,250
💰 Alliance — Approx. Cost: $3,000
💰 Firestone — Approx. Cost: $4,000
Most people focus on the upfront price.
At Heart Of Texas Tire, we focus on the cost over the life of the tire.
Cost Per Hour Breakdown
Advance
• Cost: $2,250
• Estimated Life: 250 hours per year / 6 years
• Cost Per Hour: $9.00/hr
Alliance
• Cost: $3,000
• Estimated Life: 250 hours per year / 10 years
• Cost Per Hour: $1.20/hr
Firestone
• Cost: $4,000
• Estimated Life: 250 hours per year / 10 years
• Cost Per Hour: $1.60/hr
Now look at that difference…
The cheaper tire may save money on day one, but over time it can end up costing you 7–8 times more per hour to operate.
Premium brands are built for:
✅ Better durability
✅ Stronger casing construction
✅ Longer service life
✅ Better reliability in the field
✅ Less downtime during harvest
✅ Fewer service calls and replacements
When your combine is down during harvest, every hour matters.
At Heart Of Texas Tire, we help customers look beyond the sticker price and choose products that deliver the best long-term value and performance.
Good tires cost money. Cheap tires cost time.
