Product Description
Press On Tire RA632-095
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment is the RA 632-095 press-on tire designed for?
A: The RA 632-095 is a press-on tire from the Raymond RA 632 product family for electric lift trucks and material handling applications. This tire is offered as part of Raymond traction wheel and drive tire options. Verify your equipment model, tire mounting configuration, and original tire part number to confirm the RA 632-095 is the correct replacement for your application.
Q: How is the RA 632-095 different from other RA 632 variants?
A: The RA 632-095 is a distinct variant within the Raymond RA 632 press-on tire family. Differences among RA 632 variants typically include tire diameter, bore size, durometer rating, or polyurethane compound formulation. Match the complete original part number to your equipment specifications before ordering to ensure correct fitment and performance characteristics.
Q: What information do I need to order the RA 632-095 correctly?
A: To order the RA 632-095 correctly, you will need your original tire specification from your equipment documentation or the tire currently installed on your lift truck. Include the equipment model, serial number range if available, current tire outside diameter, bore, and any durometer or compound specifications. This ensures you receive the correct RA 632-095 variant for your specific application.
Q: How should I store the RA 632-095 when not in use?
A: Store press-on tires in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations. Keep the tires in their original packaging when possible. Avoid stacking tires under heavy load or placing them near heat sources, as polyurethane is sensitive to UV exposure and high temperatures. Proper storage extends tire shelf life and maintains performance characteristics.
Q: What is the typical lifespan of a press-on tire like the RA 632-095?
A: The lifespan of the RA 632-095 depends on application intensity, load, floor conditions, and maintenance practices. Regular inspection for wear, cracks, and damage is recommended. Replace the tire when significant tread wear occurs or structural damage is visible. Maintaining proper tire pressure and load specifications maximizes tire life and equipment performance.
