Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 3rd Nov 2026

Press-on forklift tires are made in black rubber, non-marking rubber or polyurethane. Weighing polyurethane tires vs rubber comes down to the truck, the floor and the work: how fast and how far the t … Read more: Polyurethane vs Rubber Press-On Tires

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

Posted by Forklift Tire Company on 18th Sep 2026

Skid steer tires wear out faster than almost anything else on your equipment roster, and they are supposed to. A skid steer steers by skidding — the machine turns by running its left and right … Read more: Skid Steer Tire Replacement 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 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