Load Capacity
1100kg
Cargo Types
Truck tires & bus tires
Stack Max
4-5
Color
Customizable
Usage Instructions
Unfolding the Guardrail:
Hold both sides of the folding guardrail with both hands and pull it upwards until it is perpendicular to the frame. A "click" sound indicates the latches are locked. (Check that both sides of the guardrail are fully locked to prevent loosening.)
Tire Placement:
Place the tire vertically with the tread facing inwards towards the guardrail.
Forklift Stacking:
Adjust the forklift forks to match the height of the frame bottom. Slowly insert the forklift into the bottom of the tyre stillages until fully in place. Lift the frame at a steady speed to stack the tires. When lowering, gently place the tires onto the lower frame, ensuring the edges and corners are aligned.
Using stacking racks can make full use of the upper space, improve the utilization rate of the upper space in the warehouse, and achieve high-density storage.
Overview
Stacking Tire Rack with Truck & Bus is a professional storage unit specifically designed for heavy-duty vehicle tires. Through its innovative multi-layer vertical stacking structure, it increases space utilization by over 300% compared to traditional flat storage. Constructed from high-strength steel, each rack can support up to 1100kg (approximately 2400 lbs) and can store 6-8 standard truck/bus tires simultaneously. Fully loaded, it can be stacked 4-5 layers high, and when folded down, it can be stacked up to 20 layers high, making it an ideal storage option for tires.
Specifications
Frame Material: Cold-rolled steel (Q235B), thickness 1.5-3.0mm, square or round tube structure
Surface Treatment: Powder coating (custom colors available), rust-proof, moisture-proof, environmentally friendly, and long-lasting gloss
Welding Process: Precision robotic welding, uniform and strong welds, stable structure
Folding System: Folding design for the guardrail, extremely stable when opened, providing excellent stability.
Applications
1. Tire Manufacturing and Wholesale Industry
Production Plants: Temporary storage and turnover of finished tires, facilitating quality inspection and batch management.
Tire Wholesalers: Large-volume tire storage, categorized by specification and brand, improving picking efficiency.
Advantages: Standardized storage facilitates inventory counting, reduces tire compression deformation, and extends tire life.
2. Logistics and Transportation Companies
Fleet Management Centers: Centralized storage of truck/bus tires for easy maintenance and replacement.
Bus Companies: Dedicated storage for bus tires, solving the problem of large tires occupying space.
Advantages: Can be quickly accessed and removed using forklifts, improving maintenance efficiency and reducing labor costs.
3. Auto Repair and Maintenance Industry
Large Truck Repair Shops: Simultaneous storage of tires for multiple vehicle types, readily available for use.
Tire Specialty Stores: Integrated display and inventory, improving space utilization.
Advantages: Prevents tire deformation upon contact with the ground, maintains tire roundness, and extends service life.
4. Other Application Areas
Construction Machinery Industry: Storage of large equipment tires.
Ports/Docks: Management of container truck tires.
Mining/Forestry: Centralized storage of special vehicle tires.
