Product Description
Polyurethane load wheel for Toyota electric lift trucks, 4.00 inch diameter x 2.88 inch width, 97A durometer with steel core, designed for high-cycle warehouse duty.
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Polyurethane compound, 97A Shore |
| Core Material | Steel core |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | TO 00590-04885-81-XL |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TO 00590-04885-81-XL |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes the TO 00590-04885-81-XL different from the standard TO 00590-04885-81 wheel?
A: The XL variant has 97A Shore durometer polyurethane tread compared to the standard 95A. This harder compound provides extended wear life and maintains better traction during high-cycle warehouse operations. All other dimensions remain 4.00 inch diameter, 2.88 inch width, 25mm bore.
Q: Is the TO 00590-04885-81-XL suitable for cold storage and wet floor applications?
A: The 97A Shore durometer polyurethane offers improved durability for cold storage duty and wet conditions. However, lower temperatures reduce polyurethane traction slightly. If operating primarily below 0 degrees Celsius, verify the compound specification with cold-rated material data sheets.
Q: What is the expected service life of the TO 00590-04885-81-XL in high-cycle warehouse duty?
A: Under sustained high-cycle warehouse operation, the 97A durometer compound extends service life to 18-24 months compared to 12-18 months for standard 95A wheels. Actual lifespan depends on load, floor conditions, and maintenance. Inspect treads regularly for wear indicators.
Q: Which Toyota lift truck models are compatible with the TO 00590-04885-81-XL?
A: This wheel fits Toyota electric pallet jacks and lift trucks with 4.00 inch diameter, 2.88 inch width load wheel assemblies. Crown, Raymond, and Yale equipment using identical socket specifications are also compatible. Confirm your model documentation before ordering.
Q: Does the harder 97A durometer of the TO 00590-04885-81-XL reduce ride quality or increase noise?
A: The 97A compound may produce slightly more tire noise under load compared to softer wheels, but this is normal and does not indicate a defect. Vibration and ride quality remain comparable to standard polyurethane wheels at typical warehouse speeds and duty cycles.
