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Industrial tire types: pneumatic, solid, cushion and foam-filled
- Air-filled pneumatic industrial tires give the softest ride and the most traction on gravel, dirt and uneven yards.
- Solid pneumatic industrial tires have the same outer shape as air tires but are solid rubber, so punctures cannot stop the machine.
- Cushion (press-on) industrial tires are solid rubber bonded to a steel band and pressed onto the wheel, for smooth indoor floors.
- Foam-filled industrial tires are pneumatic tires filled with polyurethane foam, combining the pneumatic tread with flat-proof service.
Industrial tires by machine
Forklifts use cushion, solid pneumatic or air pneumatic industrial tires; see forklift tires. Skid steer loaders use 10-16.5 and 12-16.5 size industrial tires; see skid steer tires. Backhoes and compact tractors use R-4 industrial tread tires, and wheel loaders and graders use OTR tires.
R-4 industrial tread tires
R-4 industrial tires have wide, shallower lugs than R-1 agricultural tires, which grip dirt and gravel while running on pavement and concrete without fast wear. R-4 industrial tires are the standard rear tire on loader-backhoes and many compact tractors.
Non-marking industrial tires
Non-marking industrial tires use a gray or white compound without carbon black, so the tires leave no black marks on warehouse, food-plant and retail floors. Non-marking industrial tires come in cushion, solid pneumatic and foam-filled versions.
Ply rating and load of industrial tires
Pneumatic industrial tires list a ply rating, such as 10-ply or 12-ply, and a maximum load at a stated pressure on the sidewall. Choose industrial tires whose load per tire exceeds the machine's weight on each wheel with a full load or bucket.
Industrial tires for aerial lifts
Scissor lifts and boom lifts run on foam-filled or solid non-marking industrial tires, because a deflating tire under a raised platform reduces the machine's stability. Aerial lift tires are replaced with the same tire type and size the lift maker specifies.
Replacing industrial tires in pairs
Industrial tires on the same axle wear together and must match in size and diameter, because a taller tire on one side pulls the machine and strains the drivetrain. Replace industrial tires at least in axle pairs, and all four on skid steers.
Ordering industrial tires with NeoTires
Industrial tires are matched by the size, ply rating and tire type printed on the tires the machine runs now. Search that size on NeoTires, compare air, solid and foam-filled versions by price and brand, and add the axle pair or full set to the cart. Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing is available at checkout, and NeoTires dispatches industrial tires the same day with nationwide shipping, free on tires marked Free shipping.
Industrial tire types: pneumatic, solid, cushion and foam-filled
- Air-filled pneumatic industrial tires give the softest ride and the most traction on gravel, dirt and uneven yards.
- Solid pneumatic industrial tires have the same outer shape as air tires but are solid rubber, so punctures cannot stop the machine.
- Cushion (press-on) industrial tires are solid rubber bonded to a steel band and pressed onto the wheel, for smooth indoor floors.
- Foam-filled industrial tires are pneumatic tires filled with polyurethane foam, combining the pneumatic tread with flat-proof service.
Industrial tires by machine
Forklifts use cushion, solid pneumatic or air pneumatic industrial tires; see forklift tires. Skid steer loaders use 10-16.5 and 12-16.5 size industrial tires; see skid steer tires. Backhoes and compact tractors use R-4 industrial tread tires, and wheel loaders and graders use OTR tires.
R-4 industrial tread tires
R-4 industrial tires have wide, shallower lugs than R-1 agricultural tires, which grip dirt and gravel while running on pavement and concrete without fast wear. R-4 industrial tires are the standard rear tire on loader-backhoes and many compact tractors.
Non-marking industrial tires
Non-marking industrial tires use a gray or white compound without carbon black, so the tires leave no black marks on warehouse, food-plant and retail floors. Non-marking industrial tires come in cushion, solid pneumatic and foam-filled versions.
Ply rating and load of industrial tires
Pneumatic industrial tires list a ply rating, such as 10-ply or 12-ply, and a maximum load at a stated pressure on the sidewall. Choose industrial tires whose load per tire exceeds the machine's weight on each wheel with a full load or bucket.
Industrial tires for aerial lifts
Scissor lifts and boom lifts run on foam-filled or solid non-marking industrial tires, because a deflating tire under a raised platform reduces the machine's stability. Aerial lift tires are replaced with the same tire type and size the lift maker specifies.
Replacing industrial tires in pairs
Industrial tires on the same axle wear together and must match in size and diameter, because a taller tire on one side pulls the machine and strains the drivetrain. Replace industrial tires at least in axle pairs, and all four on skid steers.
Ordering industrial tires with NeoTires
Industrial tires are matched by the size, ply rating and tire type printed on the tires the machine runs now. Search that size on NeoTires, compare air, solid and foam-filled versions by price and brand, and add the axle pair or full set to the cart. Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing is available at checkout, and NeoTires dispatches industrial tires the same day with nationwide shipping, free on tires marked Free shipping.
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