Solid Rubber Drive Tire for Electric Lift Trucks

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 0000-06491 made from?
A: This solid rubber drive tire is manufactured from industrial-grade natural rubber formulated with a high-durability synthetic rubber compound for superior durability and traction in powered lift truck applications. The compound provides extended lifespan and excellent resistance to wear on warehouse floors and in cold storage environments.

Q: Which lift truck manufacturers is this tire compatible with?
A: This drive tire is a direct replacement for standard lift truck rims from major manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, Mitsubishi, CAT, BT, and Nichiyu. Verify the tire diameter, width, and rim size match your specific equipment before ordering.

Q: What are the key features of this tire?
A: Key features include a heavy-duty tread pattern for superior traction, an air-cushioned sidewall for shock absorption and operator comfort, a flat-resistant design that extends service life in demanding warehouse environments, and an integral hub for simplified compatibility with standard lift truck rims.

Q: How long does this tire typically last in service?
A: Tire lifespan depends on load capacity, operating hours, floor conditions, and maintenance practices. In typical warehouse service with proper alignment and maintenance, this solid rubber tire provides 3 to 7 years of service. High-cycle operations or outdoor use may reduce lifespan. Replace when tread is visibly worn, sidewalls show cracks, or the tire becomes unstable.

Q: What maintenance does this tire require?
A: Inspect regularly for tread wear, sidewall damage, cracks, and loose mounting. Ensure the tire rim is clean and free of debris. Check load balance and alignment on your lift truck. No inflation is required since this is a solid rubber tire. Replace if you observe flat spots, chunking, or significant tread loss.

Q: What tire dimensions and rim sizes are available?
A: Contact the supplier with your lift truck make, model, and serial number to confirm the correct tire diameter, width, and rim size for your equipment. Proper fit ensures safe operation and optimal tire performance.