Tire markings are an indication of a tire's real dimensions: in reality, size may differ. Did you notice there were two different ways of displaying size marking on forklift tires: imperial (inches) and metric (mm)? Here are some tips on how to read the size of press-on (cushion) forklift tires.

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Mike Fantauzzi is the Sales Manager for Material Handling at Camso in Canada. In this educational mini series, he shares tips to help you read forklift tire sizes. View the whole series to complete training for press-on, resilient and industrial pneumatic tires!

Check out the rest of the series here:

The importance and impact of tire wear on forklifts: https://bit.ly/3blhfVA
When to replace forklift tires: resilient tires : https://bit.ly/2Uj8yFP
When to replace forklift tires: industrial pneumatic: https://bit.ly/33GnD78
When to replace forklift tires: press-on: https://bit.ly/2Ud2PkB
How to read forklift tire sizes: resilient and industial pneumatic: https://bit.ly/2QFP23K

For more information on our press-on tires, visit: https://camso.co/en/material-handling...

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