TEREX Telehandler Tires
Our Terex telehandler tires are designed to provide optimal performance, durability, and stability for various lifting and material handling tasks. The choice of
tires depends on the specific model of Terex telehandler and the intended application. Different types of tires cater to various terrains and operational needs.
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Types of Tires
Pneumatic Tires: Air-filled tires that offer excellent traction and shock absorption. Ideal for applications requiring a smoother ride on uneven terrain.
Solid Tires: Made from solid rubber, these tires are puncture-proof and suitable for harsh environments with sharp debris. They provide long service life and low maintenance.
Applications
Construction Sites
Best Tire Type: Solid tires
Reason: High durability and puncture resistance to withstand sharp debris and rough terrain.
Agricultural Fields
Best Tire Type: Pneumatic tires.
Reason: Better traction and shock absorption on soft and uneven ground.
Industrial Settings
Best Tire Type: Solid tires.
Reason: Low maintenance and durability for smooth or debris-laden indoor and outdoor environments.
Rough Terrain
Best Tire Type: Foam-filled or solid tires.
Reason: Puncture resistance and stability on rocky or uneven surfaces.
Terex Telehandler Models and Tire Sizes
Terex TH Series
TH842C:
Pneumatic Tires: 14.00-24
Solid Tires: 14.00-24
TH1056C:
Pneumatic Tires: 17.5-25
Solid Tires: 17.5-25
Terex Genie Series
GTH-5519:
Pneumatic Tires: 12x16.5
Solid Tires: 12x16.5
GTH-844:
Pneumatic Tires: 14.00x24
Solid Tires: 14.00x24
GTH-1056:
Pneumatic Tires: 17.5-25
Solid Tires: 17.5-25
Terex Lift King Series
LK6M:
Pneumatic Tires: 14.00x24
Solid Tires: 14.00x24
LK8M:
Pneumatic Tires: 17.5-25
Solid Tires: 17.5-25
Longevity of Tires
Solid Tires: Typically, solid tires last the longest due to their puncture-proof design and durable construction. They are ideal for high-intensity applications where downtime due to tire damage is not acceptable.
Pneumatic Tires: While offering the best ride comfort and traction, pneumatic tires generally have a shorter lifespan compared to solid and foam-filled tires, especially in environments with sharp debris.
Key Features
Durability: Solid and foam-filled tires provide high resistance to punctures and cuts, making them ideal for rough and debris-laden environments.
Traction: Pneumatic tires offer superior grip on soft and uneven surfaces, enhancing maneuverability.
Stability: All tire types are designed to ensure stability, crucial for safe lifting and handling of heavy loads.
Maintenance: Solid tires require the least maintenance, followed by foam-filled tires. Pneumatic tires need regular air pressure checks and repairs.
Selecting the right tires for Terex telehandlers involves considering the specific application requirements and the operating conditions. Solid tires are the best choice for harsh environments, while pneumatic tires are preferred for their comfort and traction in more forgiving terrains. Foam-filled tires offer a balance between durability and ride comfort.