Industrial &
Forklift Tires

Non-marking press-on tires are specifically designed to avoid leaving marks or scuffs on warehouse floors, making them ideal for industries where cleanliness is paramount, such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, and retail. These tires provide all the benefits of standard press-on tires—such as durability, traction, and stability—without the downside of leaving rubber marks behind. Non-marking press-on tires are made from special compounds to ensure they perform well in demanding indoor applications.

Solid tires, often referred to as solid pneumatic tires, are constructed entirely from durable rubber. These tires are highly resistant to punctures and provide a longer lifespan, making them perfect for environments with sharp objects or rough terrain. Solid tires can be used both indoors and outdoors, offering a versatile option for forklifts that need to transition between different surfaces. While they don't provide the cushioning of air-filled tires, their rugged design ensures long-term reliability and minimal maintenance.

Polyurethane tires and load wheels are lightweight and designed for electric forklifts that operate primarily indoors. Polyurethane tires offer excellent load-bearing capacity and are resistant to wear and tear, making them ideal for forklifts in warehouses, where smooth surfaces and precision handling are required. These tires provide low rolling resistance, enhancing energy efficiency and extending the runtime of electric forklifts. Polyurethane load wheels, often found on the front of pallet jacks, also offer high durability and minimal maintenance.

Foam-filled tires are an excellent alternative to air-filled pneumatic tires. These tires are filled with a foam compound that eliminates the risk of punctures while providing a similar cushioning effect to air-filled tires. Foam-filled tires are ideal for heavy-duty outdoor applications, where forklifts must navigate over sharp objects, rough terrain, or debris. They offer the benefits of a pneumatic tire's traction and shock absorption with the added durability of puncture resistance.

Industrial pneumatic tires are filled with air, much like car tires, and provide a smooth ride over uneven terrain. These tires offer superior traction and shock absorption, making them ideal for outdoor applications where forklifts need to operate on gravel, dirt, or other rugged surfaces. Industrial pneumatic tires help improve operator comfort and forklift stability while reducing wear and tear on the vehicle. However, they are more susceptible to punctures than solid tires, making them better suited for cleaner outdoor environments.

Solid skid steer tires are built from solid rubber, making them highly durable and resistant to punctures. These tires are designed for skid steer loaders that operate in demanding environments, such as construction sites or recycling yards, where sharp debris or rough surfaces can quickly damage traditional tires. Solid skid steer tires provide excellent stability and longevity, making them a cost-effective solution for heavy-duty work.

Pneumatic skid steer tires are air-filled, offering a smoother ride and better shock absorption than solid tires. These tires are best suited for outdoor applications on softer ground where traction and cushioning are important. Pneumatic skid steer tires provide a balance between comfort and durability, though they are more susceptible to punctures than solid tires. They are an excellent choice for construction, landscaping, and agricultural industries where rough but softer surfaces are common.