Product Description
Crown CR 135907 rubber press-on tire specifications
Specifications
Material
| Material Type | Rubber |
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | CR135907-305-41 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Variants include CR135907-311-41 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions and specifications of the CR 135907 rubber press-on tire?
A: The CR 135907 is a rubber press-on tire (solid non-pneumatic tire) for Crown lift trucks. Standard variant dimensions include CR 135907-305-41 (305 mm diameter, 41 mm width) and CR 135907-311-41 (311 mm diameter, 41 mm width). Press-on tires have no air inflation and require a rigid steel wheel core.
Q: Which Crown models use the CR 135907 rubber press-on tire?
A: The CR 135907 fits Crown electric pallet jacks, walkie stackers, and reach trucks from multiple series. Verify your equipment model number, serial range, and drive wheel diameter before ordering. This tire is not interchangeable with load wheels and must fit the drive wheel (steer wheel) specifications.
Q: What is the difference between press-on tires and polyurethane wheels?
A: Press-on tires are solid rubber tires bonded to a steel wheel core for outdoor use, rough surfaces, and high-load applications. They provide superior puncture resistance and durability outdoors. Polyurethane wheels are molded and used primarily indoors on smooth, clean floors. Press-on tires are typically used on drive wheels while polyurethane is used on load wheels.
Q: What are the material properties of the CR 135907 rubber compound?
A: The CR 135907 is manufactured from industrial-grade natural rubber with reinforcement compound for traction and durability. The compound resists abrasion, moisture, and UV exposure, making it suitable for outdoor warehouse yards, loading docks, and paved service roads.
Q: What is the cross-reference information for the CR 135907?
A: The CR 135907 manufacturer part number is Crown CR 135907. Variant cross-references include CR 135907-305-41 and CR 135907-311-41 for different diameter and width combinations. Equivalent tires from Toyota and Raymond may exist with different part numbers. Verify bore and shaft size compatibility before substituting.
Q: How long does a CR 135907 press-on tire typically last?
A: In outdoor warehouse service, a CR 135907 rubber press-on tire lasts 3-5 years depending on surface conditions, load intensity, and operating hours. Worn tires show reduced diameter, flat spots, visible cracks, or rubber separation from the steel core. These indicate replacement is needed to maintain traction and equipment safety.