Product Description
Load Wheel
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is SU 9186-XL a drive wheel or load wheel?
A: SU 9186-XL is a load wheel. It is designed for the steering or support axle of an electric lift truck, not for driving the truck. Do not install SU 9186-XL on a drive axle position. Installing the wrong wheel type will cause steering problems and uneven wear. Verify wheel position on your truck before ordering.
Q: What does the XL designation indicate for SU 9186-XL?
A: XL typically indicates a larger diameter, wider load rating, or enhanced durability compared to the standard version. For SU 9186-XL, limited technical data is available in the current specification. Contact the supplier for specific dimensions, diameter, width, load rating, and tread compound. Do not assume XL is compatible with trucks rated for the standard version.
Q: What is the cross-reference part number for SU 9186-XL?
A: The current product data does not list equivalent or cross-reference part numbers for SU 9186-XL. Check with your distributor or truck manufacturer for alternate part numbers. When ordering, provide both the SKU (SU 9186-XL) and your truck model or serial number to ensure correct fitment.
Q: What materials are used in SU 9186-XL?
A: The product specifications do not detail the tread material, hub material, or core material for SU 9186-XL. Request a technical data sheet from the supplier that specifies tread compound, durometer hardness (if polyurethane), hub construction, and bearing type. This information is essential for compatibility assessment and maintenance planning.
Q: How do I verify that SU 9186-XL will fit my truck?
A: Obtain your truck model number, serial number range, and axle configuration from the manufacturer documentation. Provide this information to the parts supplier before ordering SU 9186-XL. Ask the supplier to confirm hub bore diameter, mounting type (press-fit or bolt-on), wheel diameter, and width. Do not assume compatibility based on part number alone.
Q: What should I monitor after installing a new SU 9186-XL?
A: During the first 20 hours of operation, observe the truck for steering wobble, shimmy, or unusual noise. Verify the wheel spins freely without dragging or binding. After the break-in period, inspect the wheel weekly for tread separation, cracks, or bearing play. If any issues are detected, stop operation and replace the wheel immediately. Continued use of a failing wheel risks loss of steering control.