Product Description
Poly Drive Tire, 90-92A
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the -XG designation mean on the BJ 502280-XG tire?
A: The -XG suffix indicates a variant specification of the BJ 502280 polyurethane drive tire at 90-92A durometer. XG typically references a specific tread pattern or sidewall construction optimized for particular equipment models. Verify your equipment requirements match this variant before ordering.
Q: Is the BJ 502280-XG compatible with the same lift trucks as the standard BJ 502280?
A: Not necessarily. While both are 90-92A polyurethane tires, the -XG variant may have different dimensions or hub interfaces. Always verify your equipment model and tire size specifications before substituting one variant for another. Contact us with your lift truck model to confirm compatibility.
Q: What maintenance is required for the BJ 502280-XG poly tire?
A: Inspect regularly for embedded debris, cracks, or uneven wear. Clean polyurethane tires periodically to prevent grease and oil buildup that can cause slipping. Check tire pressure and hub alignment if your equipment uses pneumatic mounting. Replace when tread is worn flat or sidewalls are cracked.
Q: Can the BJ 502280-XG be used interchangeably with Crown or Toyota drive tires?
A: Only if dimensions and hub connection match exactly. The BJ 502280-XG is designed for specific OEM applications. Do not assume compatibility across brands or model years. Verify tire OD, width, bore diameter, and hub type with your equipment documentation or contact us for verification.
Q: What is the replacement interval for the BJ 502280-XG in high-use environments?
A: In continuous or heavy-duty operation, plan to replace the BJ 502280-XG every 12 to 18 months. Monitor tire wear monthly in high-traffic zones. Worn or uneven tires reduce traction, increase stopping distance, and cause accelerated wear on other drivetrain components.
Q: What is the difference between BJ 502280-XG and BJ 502281-XG?
A: The BJ 502280-XG is a polyurethane drive tire, while the BJ 502281-XG is a rubber drive tire. Polyurethane is harder, more chemical-resistant, and lasts longer on wet or oily floors. Rubber is more flexible and gentler on floors. Choose based on your facility conditions and equipment specifications.