The Reason to Use Solid Tires

In the realm of heavy machinery, tires play a crucial role in ensuring optimal performance, efficiency, and safety. With a variety of applications come various tire compounds and structural designs. When considering tire options for your machinery, it's essential to weigh the choices available: foam-filled, air-filled, or solid tires? Below, we explore the key advantages of opting for solid tires.

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Solid tires are crafted using specially formulated rubber compounds, offering superior resistance to cuts, abrasions, and high tear strength. Compared to pneumatic or foam-filled tires, which typically feature softer rubber that leads to a shorter lifespan, TY cushion solid tires can endure significantly longer—lasting three to four times longer than standard pneumatic tires and two to three times longer than foam-filled options when deployed in similar applications. This durability effectively reduces downtime caused by flat tires, consequently boosting work productivity.

Although TY cushion solid tires may add some weight to your machinery compared to typical pneumatic options, the impact is minimal for heavy machines. In fact, the added weight can enhance machine stability by lowering the center of gravity, thus improving overall operation.

One of the key advantages of TY cushion solid tires is the simplicity of their installation and removal—there's no need for specialized equipment. Coupled with robust warranties, these tires are also easier to maintain than alternatives.

Additionally, TY has introduced innovative aperture holes that have transformed the solid tire industry, resulting in a smoother ride for operators and decreased shock damage to machinery.

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The popularity of TY solid tires is steadily rising in various markets, seeing usage in steel mills, scrap handling, waste recycling, waste transfer stations, underground mining, and port reach stackers, amongst others. Ultimately, TY advocates for the use of solid tires to enhance productivity, cut down on maintenance expenses, increase operator comfort, and eliminate repair downtime. Prioritizing safety remains paramount.

Solid tires are known for their exceptional stability, puncture resistance, and lack of maintenance needs. With high load capacities, they are cost-effective and perfectly suited for forklifts, airport vehicles, heavy transport vehicles, side-loading forklifts, platform trucks, and a variety of other industrial applications. These tires are commonly utilized in environments such as air and seaports, logistic hubs, and various industrial settings.

For industries where cleanliness is crucial (such as the food and pharmaceutical sectors), non-marking versions of solid tires (clean solid tires) provide additional benefits. They boast similar stability and puncture resistance while also being designed to minimize floor marking in clean industrial environments.

We offer two distinct types of solid tire constructions: Super-Elastic Tires and Press-on-Bands.