Forklift Tire Sizes by Make & Model

Looking up the right tire size for your forklift shouldn't require a call to a dealer. This guide maps forklift tire sizes by make and model — drive and steer sizes by capacity class for the most common brands in the United States — so you can identify your fitment — from bestsellers like the Toyota 8FGCU25, Hyster H50FT, and Yale GLC050 down to the exact capacity class of your truck — and order the correct replacement in minutes.

Every size below is drawn from FTC's verified fitment database (cross-referenced to the Atlas Industrial Tire Specification and reconciled against our own catalog). Tire fitment still varies by model year, generation, and sub-variant, so always confirm against your data plate or current sidewall before ordering. If your model isn't listed, send us your make and model and we'll look it up.

Toyota Forklift Tire Sizes

Toyota is the most-searched forklift brand in the US. Its 8-Series IC trucks dominate warehouses; cushion (FGCU) models run press-on tires, pneumatic (FGU/FDU) models run air or solid pneumatic sizes.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Hyster Forklift Tire Sizes

Hyster IC trucks use an S-prefix for cushion, H-prefix for pneumatic, and E-prefix for electric cushion. Fortis and FT series share these tire classes.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Yale Forklift Tire Sizes

Yale shares engineering with Hyster (Hyster-Yale). GC/GLC cushion and GP/GLP pneumatic models map to the same tire classes by capacity.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Clark Forklift Tire Sizes

Clark C-Series and GCX/GPX trucks are common in older US fleets. Cushion models use press-on tires; pneumatic models use air or solid pneumatic sizes.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Caterpillar Forklift Tire Sizes

Caterpillar (and Towmotor) lift trucks are built by Mitsubishi Logisnext. 2C/GC cushion and DP/GP pneumatic models follow standard tire classes by capacity.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Komatsu Forklift Tire Sizes

Komatsu FG (gas/LP) and FD (diesel) pneumatic trucks are common in yards and docks; BX cushion models run press-on tires.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Linde Forklift Tire Sizes

Linde (KION) H-series IC trucks are widely used outdoors; most run pneumatic sizes. Many Linde warehouse models use press-on and load-wheel fitments.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Nissan Forklift Tire Sizes

Nissan forklifts are now part of UniCarriers (Mitsubishi Logisnext). One chassis family (the “1F2”) spans 4,000–8,000 lb in three body styles that use DIFFERENT tires: cushion (CF / MCP), standard pneumatic (PF / MP), and the compact Nomad solid-pneumatic (AF / MAP). Match your body style, not just the capacity.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Mitsubishi Forklift Tire Sizes

Mitsubishi FG/FGC (gas) and FD (diesel) trucks share a platform with Caterpillar lift trucks; tire classes track capacity closely.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Daewoo/Doosan Forklift Tire Sizes

Daewoo became Doosan (now part of the Doosan Bobcat group). G/GC cushion and D/GP pneumatic models use standard tire classes by capacity.

Specs above reflect current model generations (OEM-verified). Always confirm against your data plate and the size on your current tire — fitment can differ on older builds and sub-variants.

Full fitment by capacity class:

Heli Forklift Tire Sizes

Heli (Anhui Heli) is China's largest forklift manufacturer and one of the fastest-growing brands in the US. Its IC trucks follow standard tire classes — the drive size steps up from 7.00-12 to 28x9-15 at the 6,000 lb class.

OEM-verified for current models. Fuel type (LPG/diesel) does not change tire size, but a cushion (C-suffix) vs. pneumatic model does — confirm your data plate.

Browse matching pneumatic & solid tires and press-ons, or send us your model.

Hangcha Forklift Tire Sizes

Hangcha (HC Forklift America) is another fast-growing import. Its XF-series trucks use standard tire classes; cushion (C-suffix) and pneumatic models use different sizes.

OEM-verified for current models. Fuel type (LPG/diesel) does not change tire size, but a cushion (C-suffix) vs. pneumatic model does — confirm your data plate.

Browse matching pneumatic & solid tires and press-ons, or send us your model.

Crown Forklift Tire Sizes

Crown builds a full line of forklifts — including current internal-combustion counterbalance trucks (the C-5 series) — alongside the electric warehouse equipment it is best known for (reach trucks, order pickers, stackers, and pallet jacks). IC Crown trucks use standard cushion and pneumatic tire sizes by capacity; electric warehouse models use press-on cushion tires and polyurethane load wheels. Identify the size stamped on your tire or wheel and match it directly.

Browse matching tires, or send us your model and we'll confirm the exact fitment.

Raymond Forklift Tire Sizes

Raymond builds electric reach trucks, swing-reach trucks, walkie pallet jacks, and order pickers. These use polyurethane load wheels and press-on or cushion drive tires rather than IC drive/steer pairs. Measure the size on the worn part (or send a photo) and we'll match it.

Browse matching tires, or send us your model and we'll confirm the exact fitment.

Jungheinrich Forklift Tire Sizes

Jungheinrich (a leading European warehouse brand, distributed in the US with Mitsubishi Logisnext) builds reach trucks, pallet stackers, and electric counterbalance trucks. Most fitments are polyurethane press-ons and load wheels; counterbalance models use cushion or pneumatic tires by capacity.

Browse matching tires, or send us your model and we'll confirm the exact fitment.

Hyundai Forklift Tire Sizes

Hyundai is one of the fastest-growing forklift brands in the US. Its 7-Series and 9-Series IC trucks use standard tire classes — smaller pneumatic models commonly run 6.50-10 drive and 5.00-8 steer sizes, scaling up with capacity. Confirm your exact size on the data plate before ordering.

Browse matching tires, or send us your model and we'll confirm the exact fitment.

EP Forklift Tire Sizes

EP Equipment is a fast-growing electric and lithium-battery brand. In the US, EP sells battery-electric counterbalance and warehouse trucks rather than internal-combustion forklifts. Its electric counterbalance models run solid (pneumatic-shaped) tires — the EFL252 (~5,000 lb) commonly uses 7.00-12 drive / 6.00-9 steer and the EFL302 (~6,600 lb) 28x9-15 / 6.50-10 — while 3-wheel models use smaller electric-truck sizes. Confirm the size molded on your tire before ordering.

Browse matching tires, or send us your model and we'll confirm the exact fitment.

Combilift Forklift Tire Sizes

Combilift builds multi-directional (four-way) and specialty trucks that use position-specific tire setups rather than a standard drive/steer pair — typically solid or super-elastic sizes such as 200/50-10, 23x10-12, and 27x10-12 depending on the model and whether it is IC or electric. Send your Combilift model and the size molded on each tire and we'll match them.

Browse matching tires, or send us your model and we'll confirm the exact fitment.

How to Read Forklift Tire Sizes

Press-on / cushion tires use a three-number format — Outside Diameter × Width × Band (Hub) Diameter, all in inches (e.g., 21x7x15). Pneumatic and solid resilient tires use a width-rim format such as 7.00-12 (about 7″ wide on a 12″ rim). On a forklift you normally replace two drive tires and two steer tires; the drive (load) tires are usually the larger pair.

Where to Find Your Forklift Tire Size

Check three places, in order: (1) the size molded into the sidewall of your current tire; (2) the forklift data plate (nameplate) on the dash or cowl, which lists the model and often the tire size; and (3) the rim or wheel stamping. If the molded size is worn off, the model number on the data plate plus the charts above will get you to the right size — or send us a photo.

Shopping by brand? See our Solideal, Camso and Michelin forklift tires guide for resilient solid, press-on and pneumatic options by application intensity.

Shopping NEXEN? See our NEXEN forklift tires guide - SOLIDPRO and ALLPRO solid, POB press-on, and KENEX pneumatic (sourced to order, with in-stock equivalents).

Frequently Asked Questions

About Forklift Tire Company: We supply forklift tires, wheels, and material-handling tire solutions nationwide for every major make. Shop press-on tires, pneumatic & solid resilient tires, or contact our team for fitment help. Call 1 (866) 313-2180.

All make and model names (Toyota, Hyster, Yale, Clark, Caterpillar, Komatsu, Linde, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Doosan, Crown, Raymond, Jungheinrich, Hyundai, Heli, Hangcha, UniCarriers, EP, Combilift, and others) are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here for identification and fitment-reference purposes only. Forklift Tire Company is an independent aftermarket supplier and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any forklift manufacturer.