Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 28th Oct 2026

Foam-filled and solid resilient tires are both sold as answers to flats on a pneumatic-tire forklift, but they are built in different ways. That difference shows up in weight, heat, ride, mounting an … Read more: Foam-Filled vs Solid Forklift Tires

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 21st Oct 2026

A damaged forklift tire usually tells you what happened to it. Chunks torn out of the tread point to debris, rough floors or overload. Cracks mean different things depending on where they are and how … Read more: Forklift Tire Damage: Signs and Causes

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 14th Oct 2026

Linde Material Handling, the forklift maker, traces its roots to an engine works founded in Munich in 1904. One of its founders was Carl von Linde, the refrigeration pioneer whose company built ice m … Read more: Linde Forklift History and the KION Group

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 12th Oct 2026

The Raymond Corporation’s story runs through two fixtures of warehouse work: the two-faced pallet and the narrow-aisle lift truck. George G. Raymond, who had bought a controlling interest in Ly … Read more: Raymond Forklift History: The Narrow Aisle

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 7th Oct 2026

Forklifts are sorted into seven classes, Class I through Class VII. The classes are the Industrial Truck Association’s; OSHA lists them in its Powered Industrial Trucks eTool, and Toyota prints … Read more: Classes of Forklifts and Their Tires

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 1st Oct 2026

Tire or tyre? Both spellings are correct, and they name the same thing. Tire is the American spelling and tyre is the British one. Merriam-Webster lists tyre as the “chiefly British spelling of … Read more: Tire vs Tyre: Why Two Spellings