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Discover high-quality telehandler tyres in India, designed for durability and performance in construction and industrial equipment applications.

Solid Rubber Telehandler Tyres: Built for Demanding Job Sites

Telehandlers play a crucial role across construction, agriculture, logistics, and utility work. They are valued for their ability to lift, shift, and place heavy loads with precision in challenging environments. But their versatility is often compromised by the limitations of pneumatic tyres, which are prone to punctures and flats when exposed to rough or debris-strewn terrain. This leads to costly downtime and disrupts productivity.

CEAT Specialty’s solid rubber telehandler tyres offer a durable alternative. Engineered to eliminate the vulnerabilities of air-filled tyres, solid rubber construction resists punctures, deflation, and frequent replacements. The result? Greater operational uptime and reduced maintenance overhead.

These tyres also enhance stability, traction, and load-handling performance—key factors when navigating uneven surfaces and heavy-duty tasks. Their robust design not only boosts productivity but also contributes to a safer work environment by minimizing the risk of tyre-related failures.

Choosing CEAT Specialty solid rubber tyres means investing in long-term efficiency and uninterrupted performance. It’s a smart upgrade that keeps your telehandler fleet running smoothly across diverse site conditions—all season, every season.

Choosing the Right Telehandler Tyre Size for Optimal Performance

Selecting the appropriate tyre size for your telehandler is essential to ensure efficient operation and safe handling across job sites. Tyre dimensions directly influence load-carrying capacity, stability, and movability. These make it critical to match the size with your operational needs.

Larger tyres offer enhanced load stability and superior traction, ideal for navigating uneven terrain and managing heavier tasks. In contrast, smaller tyres provide greater flexibility and ease of steering, especially in tight or confined areas.

CEAT Specialty’s 16.9-28 tyre size is engineered to support a wide range of telehandler applications. Our tyres deliver the balance needed to improve productivity while maintaining high safety standards. We help your equipment perform reliably across diverse site conditions.

Buy Telehandler Tyres from CEAT Specialty: Engineered for Precision and Performance

Explore CEAT Specialty’s premium telehandler tyres and wheels that are crafted to deliver exceptional traction, durability, and adaptability across varied applications. Designed to meet the rigours of heavy-duty tasks, our tyres ensure your equipment performs consistently, whether on construction sites, industrial yards, or agricultural fields.

Built for versatility, our telehandler tyres excel in both rugged outdoor terrain and controlled indoor environments. CEAT Specialty offers tyre solutions compatible with diverse telehandler models, ensuring an optimal fit that enhances handling, stability, and long-term performance.

Upgrade to CEAT Specialty tyres and experience improved efficiency, greater productivity, and reduced downtime.

Have Questions Related to CEAT Specialty Tyres?

FAQs

Telehandler tyres are commonly available in three types based on their fill and construction:

  • Pneumatic (Air-Filled) Tyres: These are traditional tyres filled with compressed air. They offer excellent traction and a smoother ride, especially on soft or uneven terrain. However, they are prone to punctures and require regular maintenance.
  • Foam-Filled Tyres: Foam is injected into pneumatic tyres to improve puncture resistance. While they reduce the risk of flats, foam-filled tyres can be heavier and may wear faster if not properly maintained.
  • Solid Rubber Tyres: These tyres are not filled with air or foam. They’re made entirely of solid rubber. They offer maximum durability, eliminate the risk of flats, and require minimal maintenance. Solid tyres are ideal for harsh environments and heavy-duty applications.

At CEAT Specialty, we offer advanced solid rubber telehandler tyres engineered to withstand demanding conditions while delivering superior stability and performance. Choosing the right tyre type depends on your job site, load requirements, and terrain.

The lifespan of telehandler tyres depends on the type of tyre, operating conditions, and maintenance practices:

  • Pneumatic (Air-Filled) Tyres: Typically, last between 1,000 to 2,000 hours. They offer good traction and comfort but are more prone to punctures, especially on rough terrain.
  • Foam-Filled Tyres: Provide better puncture resistance than pneumatic tyres and generally last 1,500 to 2,000 hours, though they may wear faster if not properly maintained.
  • Solid Rubber Tyres: Known for their durability, these can last up to 3,000 hours or more, making them ideal for demanding environments with debris or uneven surfaces.



  • Regular inspections, proper inflation (for pneumatic types), and rotation can significantly extend tyre life. Choosing the right tyre type for your job site and maintaining it well ensures optimal performance and reduced downtime.

Regular inspections, proper inflation (for pneumatic types), and rotation can significantly extend tyre life. Choosing the right tyre type for your job site and maintaining it well ensures optimal performance and reduced downtime.

The maximum load capacity of a telehandler varies depending on the model, boom extension, lift height, and attachment used. Most standard telehandlers can safely lift between 5,000 to 12,000 lbs, while high-capacity models may handle up to 20,000 lbs.

It’s important to note that load capacity decreases as the boom extends or lifts higher. Operators should always refer to the machine’s load chart, which outlines safe lifting limits based on boom angle, reach, and height. Attachments like buckets or platforms also affect the rated capacity and must be factored into the total load.

For safe and efficient operation, ensure the load is centered, stable, and within the specified limits for your telehandler’s configuration.

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