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I have a pair of 3-1/2’ pipes cut for tire work. 1” with .125” wall thickness. These fit thru the holes in the rim and right over the solid studs. You walk the tire in as close as you can, roll the hub to align the hollow CTIS stud and slip the pipes thru 2 holes near the top and over 2 studs...

Good age to get them started. Give them scraps to weld up. Had my grandson run beads on my tractor bucked edge… A LOT of them:) then we ground them down and shaped a fresh hardened edge…

oh I agree, the only fairly steep eco hillclimb shot I have seen they were starting to spin, but still motored right over the top…

If you get a chance, measure slope angles you drive up or cant:)