Why You Should Flat-Proof Your Tires with Carlisle’s TyrFil

When you look at foam-filled tires, you might wonder how they can benefit you. It’s easy to see why they’re popular with operators who are constantly running over nails and scrap metal who are concerned about punctures; however, they can provide a solid return on investment for a variety of companies. Carlisle TyrFil is bringing the advantages of flat-proof, foam-filled tires to clients who use them on a range of machines. From skid-steer loaders and debarking machines all the way to football fields and museum exhibits, TyrFil tires are wowing users with their durability and performance.
Mike Fullen, global sales trainer for Carlisle TyrFil, tells The Dirt’s Bryan Furnace that the most game-changing aspect of TyrFil flatproofing is the way it eliminates the need for tire pressure monitoring. Because TyrFil replaces the air in pneumatic tires with an elastomer core, these tires never depressurize or go flat.
“It doesn’t make any difference if it’s 90 degrees today or 20 degrees tomorrow. The depressurization stays the same,” Fullen says.
That pressurization can have dramatic impacts when it comes to a tire’s longevity. When a Virginia-based company switched out their straddle carriers’ standard tires for filled-pneumatics with TyrFil, Fullen says the average tire lifetime went from 3,500 hours to 10,000.
To find how TyrFil can boost productivity in your business, check out Bryan’s full conversation with Fullen here. Also, check out TyrFil in-person at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023 in Booth 43201 in the West Hall.
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[@dirtyroofer3678]

Looking into doing my pick up plow truck its only used off road , it has a front blade and side wings want tire that are stiffer much like my skid steer and front of my tractor .

[@MichaelWortham-x2t]

I live in Piedmont Alabama is there a place near here so I could get some tires filled with that stuff

[@Sludge73]

Where can we get this done in Indiana?

[@Deiwilldie]

Can u run it in a 18 wheeler?

[@dirtyroofer3678]

I read on website some foams to 55 mph . But I don't really know for sure

[@jamiecorley1700]

What about foam filling for individual people who have equipment

[@edlerflores3757]

This is interesting!

[@gerardfricot3009]

How do you get the tire off of rim at replacement

[@jaxnaturals]

You cut it off

[@Starwarsmidget]

What about my electric scooter tires?

[@jratpirat]

They weigh a TON. Some moron filled the new non directional military tires on the 1945 willys MB I purchased and the only way I have of removing them from the rim is cutting them off... RUINING four nearly new tires. A complete waste.