Pneumatic forklift tires are inflatable tires designed specifically for forklifts, providing enhanced performance on various surfaces. They are filled with air to improve shock absorption and traction.

Pros
Comfort: The air-filled design offers a smoother ride, reducing strain on the operator and the forklift.
Traction: Excellent grip on uneven and rough surfaces, making them ideal for outdoor use.
Load Capacity: Can handle heavy loads effectively due to their design and construction.
Versatility: Suitable for different terrains, including gravel, dirt, and concrete.
Cons
Maintenance: Requires regular checks for air pressure and condition.
Cost: Generally more expensive than solid tires.
Temperature Sensitivity: Performance can be affected by extreme temperatures, impacting air pressure.

Outdoor Warehousing: Ideal for loading and unloading trucks in outdoor environments.
Construction Sites: Suitable for moving materials on uneven surfaces.
Agriculture: Used in farms for transporting goods and materials on various terrains.
Logistics: Effective in distribution centers where goods are moved between indoor and outdoor areas.

The cost of pneumatic forklift tires varies based on type, size, and brand：
Forlander Pneumatic Tires: Typically range from $150 to $400 each.

Pressure Check: Regularly use a pressure gauge to ensure tires are inflated to the recommended PSI.
Visual Inspection: Look for signs of wear, cracks, or foreign objects lodged in the tread.
Tread Depth: Monitor tread depth to ensure adequate grip; replace tires with worn tread.
Alignment and Balancing: Ensure proper alignment to prevent uneven wear and improve handling.