Why Choose Vacuum Tires for Rough Terrain Forklifts?

Compared with conventional existing technology tires, off-road forklift vacuum tires adopt direct joint sealing, consisting only of the tire and the wheel, with no inner tube, as the tire and inner tube are integrated into one. The surface of a vacuum tire is usually made of rubber material, and the pressure generated after inflation causes the rubber material to self-seal. Therefore, when a vacuum tire is punctured, unlike traditional ordinary tires, it will not immediately deflate as ordinary tires do; after being punctured, the vacuum tire can still maintain operation for a period of time, thereby ensuring safety during high-speed operation of the off-road forklift. Since vacuum tires have no inner tube or lining, their heat dissipation and wear resistance are relatively excellent. Over time, the high temperature generated by friction during high-speed driving can be quickly dissipated, so their service life will be longer than that of traditional wheels. Of course, in terms of cost and price, vacuum tires are more expensive than ordinary tires. However, considering the demand for high-quality off-road forklifts, it is recommended to purchase vacuum tires that meet national standards.