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Anyone heard of Aishi Tires???

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jim_p
Florida, United States

I have a Coca Cola Plant, that brand Solid tire is the greatest
thing since sliced bread. Any one know of this brand name or
any distributors in U.S.??
Please email me information [url/email removed]

Thanks Jim

Posted 22 Nov 2006 1:31 AM

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tateo_i
Tokyo, Japan

Jim,
I know "Aichi Unique tire" of Japan. Why not google "Aichi Tire"
tateo_i

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Posted 27 Nov 2006 3:41 PM

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charles_p
Florida, United States

I found this ((([url/email removed]-tire.co.jp/EN/toiawase.htm)))
Hope it helps.

Posted 30 Nov 2006 1:34 PM

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charles_p
Florida, United States

w.aichi-tire.co.jp/EN/toiawase.htm

add 2 more w's in front.

Posted 30 Nov 2006 1:35 PM

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Stuart
Victoria, Australia

Aichi Industrial Tyres are made in Japan. They are a 2 compound Solid Tyre, and are a very good quality product.
However, if you park a Lift Truck for an extended period after high use , and the tyre has generated considerable heat build up, the Aichi Tyre will develop a flat spot. Over a period of time, this flat spot will become so bad, it will not wear out as the tyre builds up heat again after cooling down.
The best type of Tyre is a Resilient Tyre with a 3 compound construction. That is a rigid base rubber reinforced with a steel cage, a softer center section of rubber to give a cushioning ride, and a tread rubber to give a long tyre life.
I would not recommend fitting Aichi Tyres to any application involving high use, extended loaded runs, and close to capicty load. They are a nice tyre in low use, small factories or warehouse applications.

Stuart

Posted 19 Jan 2007 9:40 AM

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bernard_l
malaysia, Singapore

i agreed with stuart.
i buy n sell tyre n best one at good prices comes from sri lanka plant build by european investment

Posted 20 Jan 2007 8:42 PM

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andrey_c
Latvia, Latvia

What name of this plant in Sri Lanka? What manufacture in Asia region have 3 compond construction with good price and quality?

Posted 1 Feb 2007 7:54 PM

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XTRASOLID
Dublin, Ireland

There are a couple of good factories in Sri Lanka, Eu-retec, which manufacturers for Watts Tyres and Continental. Another factory is the Trelleborg factory and also solideal factory. These would be the best of the best.........

Posted 5 Jul 2007 8:59 PM

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jon_a
Wisconsin, United States

Hello,

Stellana has a plant in Sri Lanka too. We can design tires to fit your specific need.

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Jon.

Posted 1 Aug 2007 12:53 AM

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robert_b
Scotland, United Kingdom

i found monark tyres the best all round tyre for all type of work.

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Posted 14 Sep 2007 5:17 PM

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chewingyu
Singapore, Singapore

Which is a recommended tyre to be used in tropical climate?

Posted 9 Oct 2007 5:39 PM

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Goodlift
Singapore

Chewingyu, are you looking for good solid tires for forklift use? There are a good one that I can recommended to you, make from taiwan. Reliable and good value !! contact to Liu, 9236 0459.

Posted 16 Nov 2007 4:45 PM

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UMWequipment
singapore, Singapore

Aichi Tyres are the best for Singapore and you will earn back every cent you spend on it.

Posted 27 Nov 2007 1:15 PM

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chewingyu
Singapore, Singapore

UMW, are u referring to Aichi from Japan or from any place?

Posted 4 Jan 2008 4:34 PM

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leobert
Manila, Philippines

Chewingyu
Aichi tires are very good tires, you can source it out in Japan. Most forklift manufacturers are using Aichi tires.

Posted 17 Jan 2008 8:06 PM

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