Industrial tires are built for the most demanding environments, designed to handle extreme loads, rough terrains, and long operating hours. Commonly used in forklifts, cranes, loaders, and construction vehicles, these tires provide unmatched durability and stability. With load capacities ranging from 2,000 to 15,000 kg per tire, they are engineered with reinforced sidewalls and deep tread patterns that resist cuts, abrasions, and wear caused by rugged worksites. Available in both pneumatic and solid versions, pneumatic tires offer better cushioning, while solid tires are puncture-proof and last significantly longer. Despite their low speed ratings of 30–90 km/h, they deliver maximum grip and safety under heavy-duty operations. Industrial tires can last up to 100,000 km or more, depending on usage and maintenance. Their excellent heat resistance allows them to function continuously in warehouses, ports, and construction sites without breakdown. Although they generate more noise and less comfort compared to passenger tires, their strength and longevity make them cost-effective over time. Many models are retreadable, further extending their lifespan. Designed with advanced rubber compounds and engineering precision, industrial tires ensure safety, efficiency, and productivity in industries where tire failure is not an option.