Rubber tires for toy trucks ISO RoHS certificated China supplier

Rubber tires for toy trucks need clearance at their side faces as well as around the tread. During a turn, a tire may approach the chassis differently from its straight-ahead position. The custom width should be chosen with that movement in view rather than judged only by the truck's appearance.

Move the assembled steering arrangement through its intended range where the toy includes steering. Watch the inside face near the frame and the outside face near any bodywork. A rubbing mark on one side can indicate a clearance issue even when the wheel spins freely while the toy is lifted. Check with the truck in its normal supported position.

Keep the developed hub retention while comparing tire profiles, and select the compound for the finished toy's users and play conditions. No material name establishes a universal traction result. During care, clear trapped material beside the wheel before examining the rubber for wear. If rubbing begins after a repair, compare the axle and body positions before assuming that the tire alone needs a different size.

Material options

Rubber. Custom formulation and color for the intended contact conditions.

Hardness selection

Rubber: 30–90 Shore A. Keep the developed hub retention while comparing tire profiles, and select the compound for the finished toy's users and play conditions.

Custom dimensions

If rubbing begins after a repair, compare the axle and body positions before assuming that the tire alone needs a different size.

Fit & assembly

Check with the truck in its normal supported position.

Use & inspection

During care, clear trapped material beside the wheel before examining the rubber for wear.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. The custom width should be chosen with that movement in view rather than judged only by the truck's appearance. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.