Product Description
Yale YL 582032044-EZ is a solid polyurethane drive tire designed for replacement on Yale material handling equipment, featuring 92A durometer hardness and a 254 mm x 100 mm (10 inch x 4 inch) size.
Specifications
Compatibility
| Designed For | Yale material handling equipment |
Material
| Tire Material | Polyurethane |
| Hardness | 92A Durometer |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | YL 582032044-EZ |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the -EZ designation mean on the YL 582032044-EZ tire?
A: The -EZ designation indicates a high-traction polyurethane compound formulated for material-handling equipment in wet floors and cold storage environments. EZ does not refer to ease of installation; it refers to the tire compound performance characteristics for slip-prone conditions.
Q: What are the specifications of the YL 582032044-EZ?
A: The YL 582032044-EZ is a solid polyurethane drive tire measuring 254 mm x 100 mm (10 inch x 4 inch) with 92A durometer hardness. It is designed for Yale material-handling equipment and provides enhanced traction on wet or cold surfaces compared to standard polyurethane compounds.
Q: When should I use the YL 582032044-EZ instead of the standard YL 582032044?
A: Choose the YL 582032044-EZ if your Yale lift truck operates in cold storage (below 50 degrees Fahrenheit), on wet floors, or in environments with frequent moisture. The high-traction compound provides better grip and control in these conditions. For standard, dry warehouse environments, the regular YL 582032044 is appropriate.
Q: Is the YL 582032044-EZ compatible with the YL 582032043 hub?
A: Yes, the YL 582032044-EZ tire is compatible with the YL 582032043 press-on hub assembly for Yale MPB045VG electric pallet jacks. Both the standard YL 582032044 and the -EZ variant fit the same hub. Tire choice depends only on environmental conditions, not hub compatibility.
Q: What is the expected lifespan of the YL 582032044-EZ tire?
A: The YL 582032044-EZ typically lasts 2 to 3 years in cold storage or wet environments, depending on usage intensity and floor conditions. Cold and wet environments accelerate wear compared to standard warehouse conditions. Regular inspection for flat spots, cracks, or uneven wear is recommended, especially in high-use operations.
