1. Prevent the risk of polyurethane tire blowouts and loss of control in vehicles, and promote safe production

Solid tires are solid tires that can be interchanged with inflatable tires of the same specification. When the vehicle is driving at high speed, if the tire hits a pothole or other obstacle, it will cause severe compression deformation between the obstacle and the rim flange, which can cause the tire body curtain to break, and the compressed air inside the tire will rise from the broken line to form a bulge. If more serious, it can cause tire impact and rupture, instant complete deflation, and the risk of vehicle loss of control.

2. Excellent safety performance is conducive to improving work efficiency

Due to the fact that the polyurethane tire body is made of all rubber, it maximizes the puncture resistance of the tire, fundamentally eliminating the risk of tire puncture in industrial vehicles during load-bearing operation and in harsh working environments. Polyurethane tires have low load deformation and good operational stability. Due to their puncture and tear resistance, they do not require inflation and avoid the heavy labor of frequent tire repair and replacement. They can improve the utilization and work efficiency of vehicles. In low-speed and high-efficiency vehicles, solid tires can completely replace pneumatic tires.

With the development of industrial vehicles and the improvement of solid tire production technology, this type of tire is becoming increasingly widely used. Compared with pneumatic tires, polyurethane tires have the advantages of high safety, puncture resistance, tear resistance, wear resistance, and long service life, making them an ideal replacement product for pneumatic tires in the industrial vehicle field.