Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 29th Jul 2026

Every forklift carries a small metal plate that answers the questions operators argue about most: how much this truck can actually lift, with which attachment, on which tires. That's the data plate & … Read more: How to Read a Forklift Data Plate

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 28th Jul 2026

Walk into an older warehouse or lumber yard and ask where the forklift is, and there's a fair chance you'll hear: "The Hyster's out back." For generations of American operators, Hyster wasn't just a … Read more: Hyster Forklift Tires: Sizes by Model & Fitment Guide

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 26th Jul 2026

The wrong aerial lift tire is an expensive mistake. Mold-on solid tires are cured permanently onto one exact steel wheel — once they ship, they can't be exchanged. Order the wrong size, the wro … Read more: How to Choose Scissor & Boom Lift Tires

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 22nd Jul 2026

Every forklift that goes to work today is supposed to be examined first. That's not a best-practice suggestion — it's federal law, and it's written in four short sentences of OSHA's powered ind … Read more: Forklift Daily Inspection Checklist (OSHA Pre-Shift)

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 19th Jul 2026

When a forklift tire wears out, it's tempting to replace just that one and move on. But on a counterbalanced forklift, the tires work as a system — two drive tires up front, two steer tires in … Read more: Forklift Tire Bundles: Why Sets Save Money

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 14th Jul 2026

Clark built its name on trucks that refuse to die — it's common to find a C500 from decades ago still pulling shifts next to a current C-Series. That longevity is exactly why "what tires fit my … Read more: Clark Forklift Tires: Sizes by Model & Fitment Guide