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Shop replacement scissor lift tires sold as pairs (2X) and complete sets (4X) for the most common indoor and slab scissor lift models. Every product in this category is a mold-on solid tire in non-marking rubber — built for warehouse floors, distribution centers, and finished surfaces where black marks are not acceptable.
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Pair vs. Complete Set — Which Should You Buy?
Scissor lift tires are commonly sold in pairs, but many service teams prefer replacing all four tires together for more consistent performance and even wear across the machine.
| Consideration | Buy a Pair (2X) | Buy a Full Set (4X) |
|---|---|---|
| When to Choose | 1–2 tires worn or damaged; other pair still serviceable | All four tires worn; want matched replacement across the machine |
| Wear Consistency | Mixed — new pair vs. existing pair | Uniform — all four tires start fresh |
| Upfront Cost | Lower | Higher, but may qualify for quantity discount |
| Best For | Targeted replacement, budget maintenance | Fleet maintenance, full machine refresh |
What Makes Scissor Lift Tires Different
Every tire in this category is a mold-on solid construction — the rubber is bonded directly to the steel wheel during manufacturing. There is no separate tire and rim to mount. These assemblies are designed to bolt directly onto the machine.
All options use non-marking rubber compound, which is standard for indoor scissor lifts that operate on finished concrete, epoxy-coated floors, and warehouse surfaces where black rubber marks would be unacceptable.
Brake vs. Non-Brake Wheels
Some scissor lift models — particularly Skyjack SJ III series — use different wheel configurations for brake and non-brake positions. When ordering for these machines, you need to match the correct wheel type to each axle position. Complete sets (4X) for Skyjack models include 2 brake wheels and 2 non-brake wheels pre-configured for direct installation.
Common Scissor Lift Tire Sizes
The sizes stocked in this category correspond to the most common slab scissor lift models:
12x4 12x4.5x8 15x5x11 16x5 323x100 406x125
Common Equipment Makes
The scissor lift tires listed here are commonly used on certain Genie, JLG, Skyjack, and Snorkel scissor lifts. Specific model compatibility is listed on each product page. Verify exact tire size, wheel configuration, and brake requirements before ordering — this information is typically found on the machine data plate or in the operator manual.
Also Shopping for Other Equipment?
We carry dedicated tire sets for other equipment types as well:
Skid Steer Tires Telehandler Tires Compact Track Loader Pneumatic Forklift Sets Cushion Forklift Sets
Before You Order
Confirm your scissor lift brand, model number, current tire size, and whether your machine requires brake or non-brake wheel configurations. If you are unsure which replacement fits your equipment, contact our team or call 1 (866) 313-2180 — we will help you identify the correct tire and wheel assembly for your machine.
Verify exact tire size and fitment before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of tires do scissor lifts use?
Indoor slab scissor lifts use mold-on solid tires made from non-marking rubber. The rubber is bonded directly to the steel wheel, so the entire assembly bolts onto the machine as a single unit. Non-marking compound prevents black scuff marks on finished floors.
Do I need brake or non-brake wheels?
Some scissor lift models — especially Skyjack SJ III series — use different wheel configurations at brake and non-brake axle positions. Check your machine data plate or operator manual to confirm which positions require brake wheels. Complete 4X sets for Skyjack models include the correct mix of 2 brake and 2 non-brake wheels.
Should I replace all four tires or just a pair?
It depends on the condition of the remaining tires. If only one or two tires are worn, a pair may be sufficient. If all four show uneven wear or multiple tires are damaged, replacing the full set provides more consistent performance and avoids repeat service calls.
Are these tires non-marking?
Yes. Every scissor lift tire in this category uses non-marking rubber compound. This is standard for indoor scissor lifts operating on finished concrete, coated floors, and warehouse surfaces.
What brands of scissor lifts do these tires fit?
The tires listed here are commonly used on certain Genie, JLG, Skyjack, and Snorkel scissor lifts. Specific model compatibility is listed on each product page. Verify exact tire size and fitment before ordering.
Is shipping included?
Free ground freight is included for deliveries to commercial addresses in the contiguous U.S. Residential delivery and liftgate services are available at checkout for an additional fee.