Establishing a strategic tire management plan is crucial for companies with large fleets of equipment. Each machine requires a unique tire replacement schedule, and managers who develop a tire buying and maintenance strategy are ultimately more productive than managers who wait until a problem occurs. Throughout the life span of a piece of equipment, tires need to be replaced more frequently than any other component, and as such, their efficient life cycle management offers arguably the greatest opportunity to control costs. With a well-informed and well-defined tire maintenance and replacement strategy in place, a fleet manager can proactively manage these valuable equipment assets, while reducing the costs associated with unplanned downtime. Here are five steps to help you create and implement a successful tire management plan.
With a dizzying array of letters, numbers, markings and ratings, purchasing new construction or mining tires can be a challenge. But there are de ...View more
As construction equipment has grown in the last couple decades — in size, power, weight and speed — so too has the need for off-the-road tire ...View more
Titan is the only company with the ability to design, test and produce both wheels and tires for OTR markets. For a complete lineup of Titan's OT ...View more
Today’s fleet manager is empowered to make incredibly informed decisions based on real site data. Fleet management software can calculate optim ...View more
