How to Choose Skid Loader Forklift Tires Scientifically

 How to choose the cost-effective skid loader tires is a problem that some customers are troubled with. Having years of experience,  Aulice can share some methods of how to select forklift tires for you.

 

With so many skid loader tires brands in the market, as a tire procurement, we should first understand that what fits is the best. First of all, we should know our own construction environment, site, frequency, road conditions, temperature, and most importantly, we need to see the problems occurred before the use of tires more. If we really can't think of the corresponding tire strategy, we can contact Aulice for consultation and some details, like driver's familiarity to skill and so on, should be considered comprehensively, and then the tire brand suitable for the scene should be selected.

 

In the harsh working environment such as mines, quarries and open-pit coal mines, it is necessary to choose tires with high comprehensive performance. Be sure not to choose single tire for cheap. In particular, 23.5-25 tires, in most cases, bulging (void) will occur in the later stage, but this situation is rarely seen in first-line brands. Aulice has always had a good reputation and consumers' feedback is also very good. In addition to the rubber formula, raw materials and density, the carcass design of the 30 forklift truck tire (17.5-25) or the 50 forklift truck tire (23.5-25) is also very important. After entering the standard pressure, the closer the tire crown is to the flat surface, the better! That's why among the same 20 ply tires, many of them are fine on both sides, but wear out in the middle.

 

Hubei Aulice Tyre Co., Ltd is a large leading hard rubber tires suppliers, we provide drive tires on tractor, mining dump truck tires, mining truck tyre, heavy duty tyres and etc. Want to know more? Please contact us.



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