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Order Solid tires by tire type, service description, brand, mileage warranty, availability, and current price.
Before choosing Solid tires, match the vehicle-required load index, speed rating, and any applicable load or designation requirements.
Before buying solid tires: flat-proof tires with no air
Solid tires are tires made of solid rubber, with no air chamber, so a solid tire cannot go flat. Solid tires are bought for forklifts, skid steers, sweepers and other equipment that works around nails, scrap, glass and rebar, where a puncture stops the machine and the work.
Choosing press-on or solid pneumatic forklift tires
- Press-on solid tires, also called cushion tires, are pressed onto a steel band and suit indoor forklifts on smooth concrete floors. Press-on sizes read outside diameter x width x inside diameter, such as 21x7x15.
- Solid pneumatic tires, also called resilient tires, are solid rubber shaped like an air-filled tire and mount on a standard forklift rim. Solid pneumatic tires suit outdoor forklifts on asphalt, gravel and yards, in sizes such as 6.50-10 and 28x9-15.
See forklift tires for the full forklift range.
Non-marking solid tires for clean floors
Non-marking solid 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 solid tires usually wear somewhat faster than black solid tires, so buyers choose non-marking only where floor marks are a problem.
Solid tires for skid steers
Solid skid steer tires replace air-filled tires on machines that work in demolition, scrap and waste handling, in sizes such as 10-16.5 and 12-16.5. Some solid skid steer tires have apertures, holes through the sidewall, that add cushioning. See skid steer tires for pneumatic and foam-filled options.
Solid vs. pneumatic tires before buying
Solid tires never go flat and last longer in cut-heavy work, but ride harder, weigh more and cost more per tire than pneumatic tires. Pneumatic tires give a softer ride and better traction on rough or soft ground. Buyers choose solid tires where downtime from flats costs more than the ride comfort lost.
Buying solid tires in matched sets
Solid tires are replaced in axle pairs at minimum, and in full sets on skid steers, so every wheel carries the same diameter. Many forklift manufacturers specify that press-on tires are replaced on a wear line molded on the tire's sidewall.
Ordering solid tires with NeoTires
Solid tires are ordered by the size and type on the current tire: press-on tires by the three-number size, such as 21x7x15, and solid pneumatic or skid steer tires by the rim size, such as 6.50-10 or 12-16.5. Search that size on NeoTires, compare solid tires by compound, marking and price, and add the axle pair or full set to the cart. NeoTires dispatches solid tires the same day across the US, free where the listing shows Free shipping, with Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing available at checkout.
Before buying solid tires: flat-proof tires with no air
Solid tires are tires made of solid rubber, with no air chamber, so a solid tire cannot go flat. Solid tires are bought for forklifts, skid steers, sweepers and other equipment that works around nails, scrap, glass and rebar, where a puncture stops the machine and the work.
Choosing press-on or solid pneumatic forklift tires
- Press-on solid tires, also called cushion tires, are pressed onto a steel band and suit indoor forklifts on smooth concrete floors. Press-on sizes read outside diameter x width x inside diameter, such as 21x7x15.
- Solid pneumatic tires, also called resilient tires, are solid rubber shaped like an air-filled tire and mount on a standard forklift rim. Solid pneumatic tires suit outdoor forklifts on asphalt, gravel and yards, in sizes such as 6.50-10 and 28x9-15.
See forklift tires for the full forklift range.
Non-marking solid tires for clean floors
Non-marking solid 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 solid tires usually wear somewhat faster than black solid tires, so buyers choose non-marking only where floor marks are a problem.
Solid tires for skid steers
Solid skid steer tires replace air-filled tires on machines that work in demolition, scrap and waste handling, in sizes such as 10-16.5 and 12-16.5. Some solid skid steer tires have apertures, holes through the sidewall, that add cushioning. See skid steer tires for pneumatic and foam-filled options.
Solid vs. pneumatic tires before buying
Solid tires never go flat and last longer in cut-heavy work, but ride harder, weigh more and cost more per tire than pneumatic tires. Pneumatic tires give a softer ride and better traction on rough or soft ground. Buyers choose solid tires where downtime from flats costs more than the ride comfort lost.
Buying solid tires in matched sets
Solid tires are replaced in axle pairs at minimum, and in full sets on skid steers, so every wheel carries the same diameter. Many forklift manufacturers specify that press-on tires are replaced on a wear line molded on the tire's sidewall.
Ordering solid tires with NeoTires
Solid tires are ordered by the size and type on the current tire: press-on tires by the three-number size, such as 21x7x15, and solid pneumatic or skid steer tires by the rim size, such as 6.50-10 or 12-16.5. Search that size on NeoTires, compare solid tires by compound, marking and price, and add the axle pair or full set to the cart. NeoTires dispatches solid tires the same day across the US, free where the listing shows Free shipping, with Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing available at checkout.
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