Product Description
Poly Press-On
Specifications: 10.500 inch diameter x 7.000 inch width (10.500" x 7.000" | 10.5 x 7.0 wheel | 10-1/2 x 7 | 266.70mm x 177.80mm)
Specifications
Wheel Specifications
| Outside Diameter (in) | 10.500 |
| Width (in) | 7.000 |
| Outside Diameter (mm) | 266.70 |
| Width (mm) | 177.80 |
| Drive Tire Profile | Smooth Flat |
| Material | Polyurethane |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does SF mean and what hub type does this tire require?
A: SF means Smooth Flat profile. This tire fits straight-sided hubs, not conical or tapered hubs. The flat sidewall seats evenly across the hub bore. Do not attempt to install this tire on a tapered or conical hub. If you are unsure of your hub type, measure the hub bore at top and bottom. A straight hub measures the same diameter top to bottom.
Q: Is the 7 inch width compatible with trucks designed for 5 or 6 inch tires?
A: No. The 7 inch width is 1 to 2 inches wider than standard tires. Installing it on a truck frame without 7 inch wheel well clearance will cause binding, rubbing on the frame, and potential damage to the fork or mast. The truck manual specifies the maximum tire width allowed. Do not assume wider is always better. Measure your wheel opening before purchasing.
Q: What trucks commonly use the SU 10.5X7X6.5-SF-P?
A: This tire is common on older or wide-track electric pallet jacks and electric hand trucks. Specific models include some Toyota, Crown, and Nissan equipment. Contact the truck manufacturer or the parts supplier with your truck model and serial number to confirm compatibility. Guessing the tire size can result in receiving the wrong part.
Q: How does the wider 7 inch width affect handling and performance?
A: The wider tire improves lateral stability and reduces the risk of tipping on uneven floors. It distributes load over a larger footprint, lowering tire pressure and reducing puncture risk. However, the wider footprint increases rolling resistance, requiring more motor power and reducing battery runtime by 5 to 10 percent. Wider tires also turn harder and may feel sluggish in confined spaces.
Q: What is the expected service life of the SU 10.5X7X6.5-SF-P?
A: Polyurethane drive tires with 7 inch width typically last 18 to 30 months under normal warehouse duty. Heavy loads, high speed, or rough floors reduce life to 12 to 18 months. Smooth floors and light loads can extend life to 30 months or more. Inspect monthly for wear, cracking, and flat spots. Replace before chunks appear or the tire shows significant tread loss.
Q: Can I replace this tire with a narrower width if my truck is damaged?
A: Do not substitute a narrower tire. The truck was designed and tested for 7 inch width. A 6 or 5 inch tire will alter the truck balance, reduce stability, and may void the warranty. If you need a narrower tire due to frame damage, contact the truck manufacturer for frame repair or replacement. Never modify a lift truck without manufacturer guidance, as this creates safety hazards and liability issues.