Product Description
RA 630-235 is a solid rubber drive tire designed for Raymond electric lift trucks. Featuring smooth, flat construction, this tire delivers reliable traction and stable load handling for Raymond models 8210, 102XM, 6210, RAS20, and RAS25. Cross-referenced part numbers are available for compatibility verification.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Material | Rubber |
| Tire Construction | Smooth, flat solid rubber |
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Raymond |
| Model | 8210, 102XM, 6210, RAS20, RAS25 |
| Part Number | RA 630-235 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | RA630-235, RA630235, 630235, RA 630-235-003, RA630-235-003, 630235003, RA 630-235-001, RA630-235-001, 630-235-001 |
| Cross Reference Part Numbers | RA630-235, RA630235, 630235, RA 630-235-003, RA630-235-003, 630235003, RA 630-235-001, RA630-235-001, 630-235-001 |
Wheel Dimensions
| Outside Diameter | 10 in |
| Width | 5 in |
| Tire Diameter | 10 inch |
| Tire Width | 5 inch |
Additional Specifications
| Supersedes/Replaces | RA 630-235-003, RA 630-235-001 |
| Supersedes Replaces | RA 630-235-003, RA 630-235-001 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which Raymond models is the RA 630-235 compatible with?
A: The RA 630-235 is compatible with Raymond 8210, 102XM, 6210, RAS20, and RAS25 electric lift trucks. Confirm your specific model and serial range before ordering to ensure proper fitment.
Q: What are the cross-reference and superseding part numbers for the RA 630-235?
A: Cross-reference numbers include RA630-235, RA630235, 630235, RA 630-235-003, RA630-235-003, 630235003, RA 630-235-001, RA630-235-001, and 630-235-001. The part supersedes both RA 630-235-003 and RA 630-235-001 variants. When ordering a replacement tire, use the RA 630-235 designation to help ensure you receive the correct current version.
Q: What material is the RA 630-235 made from?
A: The RA 630-235 is made from solid rubber. Its rubber construction provides durability and resistance to wear under repetitive operating conditions.
Q: How should the RA 630-235 be replaced?
A: Replacement timing depends on operating conditions and floor surfaces. Inspect the tire regularly for tread wear, flat spots, or visible damage, and replace it when wear or structural damage affects operation.
