Industrial Tire & Track Resources

A compact track loader spreads the machine's weight across two long rubber footprints while a skid steer puts the... Continue Reading

Pneumatic forklift tires are the only tire on a lift truck that can go flat, and that single fact decides most of... Continue Reading

Worn forklift tires do more than slow a shift down. They strain the drivetrain, throw off load balance, and turn... Continue Reading

Solid pneumatic tires look like a standard air-filled tire but contain no air at all. The tread pattern and sidewall... Continue Reading

Foam-filled tires solve exactly one problem: flats. A standard pneumatic tire is filled with air; a foam-filled tire... Continue Reading

Press-on tires do not come off with a tire iron and they do not come off in your maintenance bay unless you own a... Continue Reading

Skid steer tire sizes look like they should be simple, and mostly they are, but the format does not work the way a... Continue Reading

Surface decides the tire, not the machine. A cushion tire moved outdoors onto broken asphalt will chunk and... Continue Reading

Most rubber tracks fail from how the machine is operated, not from accumulated hours. Two identical loaders on the... Continue Reading