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Maintaining forklift tires in peak condition offers several key benefits for your equipment and operations. Consider the following advantages:
Our parts specialists are ready to assist you in finding forklift tires compatible with your equipment. Share your equipment details, and we’ll get in touch to help.
With ProLift's extensive tire inventory, chances are we have the forklift tires you need in stock and ready for delivery. If not, we’ll quickly source them for you.
To minimize downtime, our mobile tire service truck comes to your location. Just let us know the type and quantity of tires to be replaced, and our trained technician will handle the tire pressing right on-site, keeping your operations moving smoothly.
Tell us more about your equipment and current tires. A ProLift specialist will reach out to confirm your tire selection and schedule onsite replacement.
Planning to replace your forklift tires or need assistance sourcing a specific tire? Tell us how we can help.
Here, you’ll find answers to common questions about tire types, maintenance, and replacement, helping you keep your forklifts running smoothly and safely.
Our diverse product line include pneumatic tires - air and solid, cushion tires - smooth or traction, black or non-marking tires, polyurethane tires, load wheels, and casters. Our specialists can confirm if you are using the best forklift tire for environment and application.
It’s not always necessary to replace all four forklift tires at once, but it’s recommended to replace tires in pairs (both front or both rear) to maintain balance and ensure even wear. Replacing just one tire can lead to uneven wear and affect forklift stability and safety. Consult with a specialist to assess whether a full or partial tire replacement is best for your situation.
To measure forklift tire tread, use a tread depth gauge or calipers to check the depth of the grooves in the tire. Place the gauge in the deepest part of the tread and take a reading. If the tread depth is less than the manufacturer’s recommended minimum, typically around 1/8 inch (3 mm), it's time to replace the tires. Regular tread measurements help ensure the forklift maintains proper traction and safety.
Replacing a forklift tire can be a bit challenging, depending on your experience and the tools available. It requires proper equipment like a jack, tire press, and safety gear to safely remove and install the tire. For safety and accuracy, many companies prefer to have trained technicians handle the replacement. Incorrect installation or removal can lead to forklift instability or damage. If you're unsure, it's best to consult a professional.
Protect your investment and minimize downtime by selecting from 4 forklift maintenance programs tailored to your needs. These programs are designed based on your usage hours, environment, application, and budget.
Some forklifts use only a specific tire, but if restrictions are not an issue, it is important to know the best forklift tire options for your application.
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Complete this form to inquire about forklift tire options and a ProLift specialist will reach out to answer your questions.
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