Product Description
Drive Tire Assembly for Toyota electric lift trucks, OEM part number TO 00590-43409-71. Features a smooth flat rubber tread with integrated steel hub, 10 inch diameter, 5 inch tread width, and 6.5 inch hub bore. Supplied as a complete assembly compatible with multiple Toyota electric forklift models. Cross-reference numbers TY00590-43409-71, TY 00590-43409-71, and TY-TY00590-43409-71. Tread constructed from industrial-grade rubber; hub engineered from machined carbon steel for durability and cor
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Tread Material | Industrial-grade full rubber compound, smooth finish |
| Hub Material | Machined carbon steel with anti-corrosion surface treatment |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | TO 00590-43409-71 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 00590-43409-71 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | TY00590-43409-71, TY 00590-43409-71 |
| Equivalent Part Numbers | TY-TY00590-43409-71 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the dimensions of drive tire assembly TO 00590-43409-71?
A: This tire assembly has a 10 inch diameter, 5 inch tread width, and 6.5 inch hub bore. These dimensions are fixed to match Toyota electric forklift drive systems. Verify measurements against your equipment before ordering to ensure proper fitment on the drive axle.
Q: Which Toyota electric forklift models use this drive tire?
A: This OEM drive tire assembly is compatible with multiple Toyota electric forklift models that use 10 inch drive tires with 6.5 inch hub bore in the drive position. Cross-references include TY00590-43409-71, TY 00590-43409-71, and TY-TY00590-43409-71. Confirm your model against the OEM parts catalog before purchase.
Q: What materials is this tire assembly made from?
A: The tread is constructed from industrial-grade full rubber compound with a smooth finish designed for drive traction. The hub is engineered from machined carbon steel for durability and corrosion resistance. The integrated hub-tire assembly is supplied as a complete unit, not separable.
Q: How do I determine if the drive tire needs replacement?
A: Replace the tire if tread depth is less than 1/8 inch, if the rubber shows cracking or chunking, if the hub shows corrosion or bearing wear, or if traction loss occurs on smooth or wet floors. Drive tire wear affects lift truck steering response and load control.
Q: What is the typical service life of this tire assembly?
A: Service life depends on operating hours, load cycles, floor surface conditions, and maintenance. Fleet trucks in continuous use typically need drive tire replacement every 2,000-4,000 operating hours. Regular inspections and proper maintenance extend the lifespan of both the rubber tread and steel hub.