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Long-lasting under the right conditions.
Press On Mobile Service
Trust The Tire Terminal for all your industrial tire needs. With access to a wide selection of high-quality tires and the expertise to match, we help minimize downtime and keep your operations running smoothly.
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ACROSS CENTRAL ONTARIO
Our mobile press-on tire service is offered across Central Ontario.
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FOR ALL INDUSTRIAL TIRES
Our mobile truck press can service most forklifts, tow tractors, and other material-handling vehicles.
SCHEDULE MOBILE PRESS-ON SERVICE
24h to 48h turnaround time.
Same-day may be available.
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1-855-361-TIRE
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Our Services
Our press-on experts will help you find the right type and tread pattern for your specific application.
- Type of equipment – What machine will the tire be used on? (e.g., forklift, tow tractor)
- Operating surface – What kind of floor or ground does it run on? (e.g., smooth concrete, asphalt, rough terrain)
- Load requirements – How much weight does the vehicle typically carry?
- Usage intensity – How often and how long is the equipment used? (e.g., occasional use, multiple shifts)
- Environmental factors – Any exposure to chemicals, oils, or extreme temperatures?
Press-On Tires Advantages
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- Stability
Lower center of gravity and minimal deflection compared to pneumatic tires.
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- Low Maintenance
No risk of flats or air pressure issues.
OUR PRODUCTS
Available in standard black, non-marking, and non-marking anti-static (NMAS) rubber compounds, our solid press-on tires are designed to meet the demands of a wide range of material handling applications. Below are some of the products we offer.
ABOUT SOLID PRESS-ON TIRES
Press-on tires, also known as cushion tires or press-fit tires, are a type of industrial tire commonly used on equipment like forklifts, tow tractors, and other material-handling vehicles operating on smooth surfaces like concrete. They’re named for their installation method: the tire is pressed onto a wheel hub using a hydraulic press.
Solid tires are typically constructed from durable rubber or polyurethane, making them completely puncture-proof and virtually maintenance-free due to their airless design. These tires are mounted by pressing them onto a steel wheel hub, a process that requires specialized hydraulic equipment.
TREAD OPTIONS
Smooth tread is ideal for indoor use on flat surfaces.
Traction tread provides extra grip for slightly uneven or more demanding environments.
CONSTRUCTION OPTION
- Rubber versions offer reliable shock absorption and are well-suited for most indoor applications.
- Polyurethane options, on the other hand, provide enhanced durability and chemical resistance, making them ideal for high-load or abrasive conditions.
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Eddie Sokolowski
Took some tires to here to get mounted and balanced. They had to take off old tires from rims and put new tires on to those rims and install onto my vehicle which they did for an exceptionally low price of 20$/tire…can’t beat that! It took them a little longer than they estimated but other than that I was very pleased with the service and highly recommend this place for tire service.
Krista Gibb
These guys are amazing! Tire terminal is the only place I will deal with my tires going forward. They followed through on everything they promised and more! Super friendly and easy to deal with. I highly recommend them! Andrew and Mike were very helpful. Thanks again!! Very satisfied customer.
Oscar C
First time visiting The Tire Terminal and I wholeheartedly recommend this place. Process was very straightforward, I booked an appointment through their website, they send you a confirmation with a quote, once they receive the tires (they have a huge inventory) they’ll text you to let you know when to drop by. The guys working there are very nice and help you out with any questions and maybe it was the time of the year (January) but I was in and out in 20 minutes. Best part was I saved $300 over the price at the dealer. Whohoo!