Industrial tires are mainly divided into pneumatic tires, semi-solid tires and solid tires. Pneumatic tires have good elasticity and load-bearing capacity, and are suitable for occasions that require frequent turning and carrying heavy objects. Semi-solid tires are between pneumatic tires and solid tires, and are suitable for industrial vehicles with medium loads and medium speeds. Solid tires have no inner tubes and are suitable for use in harsh environments, such as high temperature, corrosive environment, etc.
The specifications, sizes and air pressure of industrial tires have an important impact on performance. Maintaining the right air pressure is essential to fully exert the performance of the tire and extend its life. Excessive air pressure will cause excessive tension in the tire cord and easy damage, while insufficient air pressure will cause the tire to collapse, heat up severely, and affect its service life. Therefore, it is necessary to inflate according to the specified air pressure of the vehicle or tire manufacturer.
The use and maintenance of industrial tires need to pay attention to the following points: First, choosing the right tire and installing it correctly is the basis. Secondly, maintain the appropriate air pressure of the tire and avoid too high or too low air pressure. Too high will cause the tire to slip, and too low will cause heat and wear. Additionally, do not exceed the tire's load limit and avoid using the tire at speeds exceeding the vehicle's specified speed to prevent overheating and damage.