Product Description
Load Wheel
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is SU S10210 compatible with other SU wheel models such as S0955, S0956, or S10193?
A: Compatibility depends on matching the mounting hardware, hub bore diameter, and axle type. Without detailed specifications for SU S10210, verify fitment before installation. Remove an old wheel and compare the dimensions with SU S10210 side-by-side. Check the hub bore, mounting bolt pattern, and whether the wheel includes sealed or open bearings. If any dimension differs, do not install. Contact your parts supplier with both part numbers to confirm cross-compatibility.
Q: What durometer rating does SU S10210 have?
A: The specification for SU S10210 lists it as a load wheel but does not explicitly state the durometer. Based on naming convention and product line, it is likely a 95A polyurethane wheel similar to SU S0955 and SU S0956. Confirm the durometer rating by consulting the product datasheet or contacting your supplier. Do not assume compatibility with 87A wheels such as SU M090032-001-601-XG; verify the exact hardness before ordering.
Q: How do I identify when SU S10210 needs replacement?
A: Inspect SU S10210 monthly. Replace when the tread becomes flat or barely visible, when sidewall cracks or cuts develop, or when the wheel has flat spots indicating impact damage. If the truck vibrates excessively or you hear grinding noise from the wheels, stop operation and inspect all four wheels immediately. Polyurethane wheels cannot be repaired; a damaged SU S10210 must be replaced. Do not continue operating with damaged wheels; this risks hub failure and loss of load control.
Q: Does SU S10210 include bearings, axle, or spiral pin?
A: The specification does not confirm whether SU S10210 includes sealed bearings, open bearings, axles, or retaining pins. Request the full product documentation from your supplier before ordering. Compare your existing wheel hub with photos or samples of SU S10210 to verify that all hardware is included. If you receive a hub without bearings or mounting pins, you may need to reuse hardware from the old wheel or purchase compatible components separately.
Q: What is the maximum load capacity for SU S10210?
A: The load capacity for SU S10210 depends on wheel diameter, width, and equipment design. Standard electric lift truck load wheels typically support 500-1000 lbs per wheel, distributed across four wheels. Consult the original equipment documentation or the manufacturer specification sheet for your truck model to determine the exact load rating. Do not exceed the rated load; overloading causes rapid tire wear, heat buildup, and can result in hub failure or loss of steering control.
Q: Is SU S10210 suitable for non-marking applications?
A: The specification for SU S10210 does not indicate non-marking properties. Standard polyurethane load wheels may leave marks on polished concrete or epoxy floors. If you require a non-marking wheel for retail, display, or cleanroom use, verify this capability with your supplier before ordering SU S10210. The SU S10193 Durarun is specifically marketed as non-marking; confirm whether SU S10210 has this feature or if you need a different part number.