John Deere Lawn Tractor FAQs
Which John Deere riding mower should I buy?
Start with your lawn size and the jobs beyond mowing. A 100 Series handles basic mowing. An X300 adds a more comfortable ride and year-round attachments, and the X500 and X700 Series are built for larger properties and heavier attachment work. As a general guide, a 42 to 48 inch deck suits lawns up to about an acre, a 54 inch deck suits one to three acres, and a 60 inch deck suits larger properties.
Should I buy a lawn tractor or a zero-turn mower?
A lawn tractor handles slopes more comfortably and can pull carts and run attachments year-round. A zero-turn mower is faster on flat to gently rolling lawns with many obstacles.
How much does a John Deere riding lawn mower cost?
Price depends on the series, engine and deck size. Each model page shows our current price, and our team can send a quote with any current offers and financing options.
What warranty comes with a John Deere lawn tractor?
100 Series tractors carry 2 years or 120 hours, the S240 carries 3 years or 200 hours, X300 models carry 4 years or 300 hours, X500 models carry 4 years or 500 hours, and X700 models carry 4 years or 700 hours, whichever comes first.
How do I get my lawn tractor ready for winter or spring?
Our service team offers turf off-season inspections for John Deere lawn tractors. If you prefer to do the work yourself, our parts counters can match the right oil, filters, blades and belts to your model.