Frequently Asked Questions

Polyurethane wheels are industrial wheels made from durable polyurethane material, offering excellent wear resistance, low noise, and smooth rolling for forklifts and other equipment.

Press-on tires are solid rubber or polyurethane tires bonded to a metal hub, commonly used in forklifts for their durability and ease of replacement.

Load wheels support the weight of the load, typically located at the front of the forklift. Drive wheels power the movement of the forklift and are connected to the motor.

Stabilizing wheels help maintain balance and stability during forklift operation, reducing tipping risks and improving safety.

Rollers are used for various applications, such as guiding and supporting conveyor belts, machinery, and forklift operations requiring smooth movement.

Polyurethane wheels offer better load capacity, reduced rolling resistance, and greater durability, especially for indoor applications.

While polyurethane wheels can be used outdoors, they perform best on smooth surfaces and may wear faster on rough terrain.

Regularly inspect for wear, clean debris, and ensure proper lubrication if applicable.

Yes, polyurethane wheels are designed to support heavy loads while minimizing floor damage.

Yes, they are non-marking, making them ideal for clean environments like warehouses and hospitals.

Press-on tires are durable, easy to install, and resistant to punctures, offering long service life in demanding environments.

Press-on tires work best on smooth, indoor surfaces like concrete and tile.

Replace them when tread wear, chunking, or cracks appear, or when forklift performance decreases.

Yes, but ensure they have proper tread patterns for improved traction in wet conditions.

Press-on tires come in various sizes to fit different forklift models. Contact us with your specifications for assistance.

Load wheels are commonly made of polyurethane or rubber for durability and smooth operation.

Replace them when they show signs of wear, flat spots, or reduced load capacity.

No, load wheels are specific to the forklift model. Always confirm compatibility.

Load wheels are best for flat, smooth surfaces and may wear faster on uneven terrain.

Some load wheels with bearings require periodic lubrication to ensure smooth operation.

Drive wheels are made of polyurethane, rubber, or other high-durability materials to withstand wear and tear.

Regularly inspect for wear, ensure proper alignment, and replace them when tread depth decreases.

No, drive wheels are model-specific. Provide your forklift's specifications for accurate recommendations.

Lifespan depends on usage, load, and maintenance but typically ranges from 1,000 to 2,000 hours of operation.

Yes, high-quality drive wheels reduce rolling resistance, improving energy efficiency and extending equipment life.