The Causes and Solutions of Solid Tire Rims Slipping

I. Causes of Slipping

1.Excessive assembly clearance: The size of the solid tire and the rim does not match, or they are not clamped tightly during assembly, resulting in loose space between them.

2.Insufficient friction:

-If there is oil, moisture or rust on the contact surface, it will reduce the coefficient of friction.

-Excessive wear and smoothness on the contact surface of the tire or rim, resulting in the loss of anti-skid ability

3.Improper installation operation:

-The steel rim bolts were not tightened to the specified torque, resulting in uneven force distribution.

-The deformation and cracking of the steel rims prevent the solid tires from adhering evenly

4.Abnormal load or operating conditions:

-Long-term overloading, exceeding the frictional load-bearing limit of the contact surface;

-Frequent sudden acceleration and braking, along with the sudden impact force, cause skidding.

II. The solution

1.Adjust the assembly fit:

-Replace the solid tires and rims with matching sizes and ensure that the clearance is within the specified range.

-When assembling, use special tools to clamp it tightly. If necessary, add anti-slip gaskets

2.Enhance the friction force of the contact surface:

-Clean the oil stains and rust on the contact surface and sand the rough surface with sandpaper

-Replace tires or rims that are severely worn

3.Standardize the installation process:

-Tighten the bolts according to the standard torque to ensure uniform force distribution.

-Check whether the steel rims are deformed or cracked, and repair or replace them in time.

4.Optimize the operating conditions:

-Avoid overloading and keep the load within the rated range

-Reduce sudden acceleration and braking, and operate smoothly to lower the instantaneous impact force