Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 13th Jul 2026

Replacing a forklift inner tube sounds simple — until the tube shows up and the valve stem won't fit through the wheel, or it's the right valve but the wrong size. Inner tubes are one of the m … Read more: How to Choose a Forklift Inner Tube: Valve Types, Sizes & Cross-Reference

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 8th Jul 2026

A forklift parked because the wrong tire showed up is one of the most avoidable costs in a warehouse. Most bad tire orders aren't bad luck — they come from a short list of predictable mistakes … Read more: Forklift Tire Buying Mistakes: 7 Errors That Cost You

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 28th Jun 2026

Exmile is a value-focused industrial tire brand we stock for two very different jobs: cured-on (mold-on) solid tire-and-wheel assemblies for scissor lifts and aerial work platforms, and a broad range … Read more: Exmile Tires: Cured-On and Mold-On Tires, Wheels and Pneumatics

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 23rd Jun 2026

If you run solid pneumatic (resilient solid) forklift tires, there are two ways they attach to the wheel — and ordering the wrong one is one of the most common, most avoidable mistakes in indus … Read more: Lock Ring vs. Click-Style Solid Pneumatic Forklift Tires

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 19th Jun 2026

Most forklift tires get replaced too late. A worn tire still rolls, so it keeps working until it chunks, flat-spots, or takes the truck down with no warning. And because a forklift has no suspension, … Read more: When To Replace Forklift Tires

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 17th Jun 2026

Toyota runs one of the largest forklift fleets in North America, so "what tires fit my Toyota?" is one of the most common ordering questions we get. The good news: your Toyota's model number already … Read more: Toyota Forklift Tires: Fitment by Model