There are many types of tires nowadays, which can be roughly divided into solid tires and pneumatic tires. Most cars now use pneumatic tires. Although solid tires are not common in daily life, they have a wide range of applications.

What is a solid tire? The carcass of a solid tire is solid, there is no cord layer, no inner tube and inner tube, and no inflation is required. Now solid tires are mostly used in low-speed, high-load vehicles, and various forklifts, airport trailers, etc. are using solid tires. There is no need to inflate, so there is no hidden danger of puncture or air leakage. The solid carcass is more wear-resistant, puncture-resistant, and safer.

There are also many types of solid tires. According to their purpose, solid tires can be divided into conductive type, alternative type, standard type, oil-resistant type, high-load type, etc. The other classification method is pneumatic tire rim type solid tire, steel rim pressure Matched solid tires, bonded solid tires, non-bonded solid tires, etc.

The biggest advantage of solid tires is wear resistance. Secondly, they can withstand higher loads and have a service life much longer than ordinary pneumatic tires. They are more durable under harsh road conditions, and their structure is very simple and easy to maintain. The disadvantage is that the shock absorption capacity is poor, the weight is very heavy, the cost is relatively high, and the vehicle will be more fuel-intensive.

Engineering vehicles choose solid tires because of their own characteristics. Solid tires have little deformation under high load conditions and have the best stability. They do not need to be inflated, which greatly improves the work efficiency of engineering vehicles. High-rigidity, high-strength base rubber and steel ring support provide safe and reliable quality for solid tires. The production and development of solid tires also have a long history, and the structural design and performance are also very advanced and reasonable, so they are favored by construction vehicles.

What kind of quality problems might solid tires encounter during daily use? Solid tires can cause delamination problems. There are many reasons for delamination, such as: impure rubber; overloading and speeding during use; placing the tire prematurely during molding and so on. The reasons for the partial peeling of solid tires are tire aging, cuts by external forces, chemical corrosion, and so on. The main reasons for the broken edges of solid tires are quality problems and improper rim installation operations. The main cause of eccentric wear is insufficient tire hardness or a problem with the axle.

Rubber will accelerate aging under the action of light, heat, grease and chemicals. Therefore, storage and use of solid tires should be avoided in the above environment. The weight of solid tires is very large. When placing them, they must be placed flat, not upright, to prevent them from tipping over and hurting people.

Shanghai Decadura Tyre Co. Ltd., an experienced solid tire expert, provides reasonable solutions to solid tire problems.