Product Description
Rubber Drive Tire Assy
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between BJ 503936-02 and BJ 503936-02-XG?
A: Both SKUs are rubber drive tire assemblies with the same base specifications and equipment compatibility. The -XG designation indicates a specific production run or sourcing variation. Cross-check your equipment documentation to confirm interchangeability.
Q: Which electric lift truck models use the BJ 503936-02-XG?
A: The BJ 503936-02-XG is compatible with electric lift trucks from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Clark, and Mitsubishi. Confirm your specific model and serial number before ordering.
Q: What is the replacement cost advantage of rubber versus polyurethane tires?
A: Rubber tires like the BJ 503936-02-XG cost less per unit than polyurethane equivalents, but require replacement more frequently. For high-volume operations, polyurethane may be more cost-effective over time despite higher initial expense.
Q: How should rubber tires be maintained to extend service life?
A: Keep rubber tires clean and dry. Check monthly for uneven wear, cracks, or separation from the assembly. Avoid prolonged exposure to heat, oils, or solvents, which degrade rubber quickly. Replace when wear becomes uneven or traction decreases significantly.