How to use industrial solid tires correctly to avoid loss and waste?

Industrial solid tires are a special type of vehicle tire commonly used on heavy-duty machinery, agricultural machinery, and industrial vehicles. Compared to ordinary pneumatic tires, industrial solid tires are more sturdy and durable, and do not require inflation during use, reducing the frequency of tire pressurization. However, to use industrial solid tires correctly and avoid loss and waste, we need to pay attention to the following aspects.

Reasonably select solid tires suitable for different scenarios. Different types of industrial vehicles and equipment have differences in their usage environment and working conditions, so it is necessary to choose solid tires of different materials and specifications according to the actual situation. For example, in harsh environments such as open-pit mining and construction sites, using solid tires with better protective layers and wear resistance can extend their service life; For agricultural machinery, it is necessary to choose solid tires with good puncture resistance.

Secondly, maintain the normal pressure of solid tires. Solid tires do not require inflation, but they still need to maintain normal pressure. Low pressure can lead to an increase in the contact area between the tire and the ground, which increases rolling resistance and energy consumption; Excessive pressure can cause uneven stress on the surface of the tire, making it prone to cracking and damage. Therefore, regularly check the pressure of solid tires and adjust as needed to maintain it within an appropriate range.

Thirdly, avoid excessive load and speed. Solid tires have high load-bearing capacity, but there are also certain limitations. During use, it is important to avoid exceeding the rated load and speed limit of the tire to prevent damage and loss to the tire. Overloading and high-speed driving can cause excessive tire force, accelerate tire wear and aging, and reduce service life.

Fourth, regular inspections and maintenance. Although solid tires are more durable than pneumatic tires, they also require regular inspection and maintenance. Check the surface for punctures or damage, and promptly repair or replace it. Cleaning the impurities on the surface of the tire can not only maintain good tire performance, but also reduce friction with the ground and save energy.

Fifth, drive and operate reasonably. Vehicles equipped with industrial solid tires are usually heavy machinery or equipment, so caution is required during driving and operation. Avoid sudden braking, starting, and turning to avoid excessive impact on tires and vehicles. At the same time, pay attention to the condition of the road surface, avoid collisions and punctures, and try to choose a flat and smooth road surface for driving.

Properly store industrial solid tires. Solid tires that are temporarily not in use should be stored properly. Dry and ventilated areas should be selected to avoid direct sunlight exposure and high temperature environments, in order to prevent tire aging and deformation. Tires can be placed at appropriate intervals to avoid mutual compression and damage.

To use industrial solid tires correctly and avoid loss and waste, it is necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as tire selection, pressure, load, speed, and driving and operation. Reasonable use and maintenance of solid tires can not only extend the service life of tires, but also improve work efficiency and economic benefits.