5x3-5/8 (2.441) Load Wheel, Raymond # 632-052-007 or -107, with bearing # 6305
SKU RY654HL
$173.05 each
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SKU RY654HL
$173.05 each
SKU HY425HL
$110.22 each
SKU HY429HL
$111.52 each
SKU RY700HL
$129.00 each
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Shop forklift load wheels used on pallet jacks, reach trucks, and other material handling equipment. Load wheels are the smaller wheels that sit underneath the forks and carry the load during lifting and transport.
These wheels are commonly made from polyurethane compounds designed for durability, floor protection, and smooth rolling performance in warehouse environments.
Important: Load wheels must match your exact size, bore, and bearing configuration. Even small differences can prevent proper installation or cause premature wear.
Most load wheels use polyurethane tread bonded to a core material. This construction provides:
Polyurethane is the preferred choice for indoor material handling equipment where efficiency and floor protection matter.
Load wheels are selected based on three key fitment points:
Many products also align with common OEM replacement part numbers used by brands such as Crown, Yale, Raymond, and Hyster.
Load wheels are positioned under the forks and are responsible for:
They are different from drive tires or steer wheels, and must be matched specifically to your equipment.
Correct matching depends on the specific model and configuration of your equipment.
Replacing worn load wheels helps maintain smooth operation and reduces strain on the equipment.
Before ordering, always confirm:
Load wheel fitment must match the exact equipment configuration. Equipment brand alone does not confirm compatibility.
If you also operate electric forklifts, you may need replacement polyurethane press-on tires — solid poly compounds that press onto flat-base forklift wheels. Shop Polyurethane Press-On Tires →
A forklift load wheel is a small polyurethane wheel positioned underneath the forks on pallet jacks, reach trucks, and walkie stackers. Load wheels carry the weight of the load during lifting and transport. They are different from drive tires and steer wheels and must be matched by size, bore, and bearing configuration.
Match your load wheel by three fitment points: wheel diameter and width, bore diameter, and bearing type and size. If available, use your OEM part number to find an exact replacement. Common OEM part numbers from Crown, Raymond, Yale, and Hyster are listed on individual product pages.
Most forklift load wheels use polyurethane tread bonded to a steel or aluminum core. Polyurethane provides low rolling resistance, non-marking performance, and high wear resistance — making it the standard material for indoor warehouse equipment.
Replace load wheels when you notice flat spots, uneven wear, chunking or separation of the polyurethane, reduced rolling performance, or bearing noise. Worn load wheels increase rolling resistance, reduce stability, and put additional strain on the equipment.
No. Load wheels are smaller wheels positioned under the forks that support the load. Forklift tires are the larger tires on the drive and steer positions that move and steer the forklift itself. They are different components with different sizes and fitment requirements.
No. Load wheels must match your exact size, bore diameter, and bearing configuration. Even small differences can prevent proper installation or cause premature failure. Always verify the specifications against your equipment before ordering.
Need help finding the right part? Contact us with your equipment make, model, and current part number.
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