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Millennium press-on tires are available in a variety of compounds to meet the needs of any application. Manufactured exclusively in the United States, our natural rubber compounds are the product of extensive research and development incorporating the very latest in rubber molding technology. These press-on's represent the newest generation of industrial tires offering exceptional performance and smooth rides for maximum driver comfort.

Millennium press-on tires are built tough with resilient natural rubber that delivers exceptional performance in even the most demanding applications. Our tires resist heat build-up, cuts and abrasion while offering the highest load capacity.

Our compunds feature extremely low rolling resistence which means improved fuel efficiency and increased productivity. Millennium press-on tires utilize proprietary Chemfused bonding that locks the rubber to steel base bands resulting in a bond that exceeds the tensile strength of the material it holds together.

Millennium tires are ideally suited for both electric and combustion engines. They are available in a variety of specialty compounds and tread configurations to meet the needs of any application.
Natural Rubber Compounds:

Enduro Compound:
Premium natural rubber compound.
A valuable in Smooth or Traction.
Ultra durable low durometer is ideal for most industrial applications.



 		  Fiberglass:
Fiberglass chips increase tire tread wear.
Increased tread wear and unparalleled resistance to chunking and or tearing.
"Highest strength fiber available second only to the wire impregnated pro 15% premium.
Electric Compound:
This compound is ideal for electric trucks.
High resilience
Low rolling resistance extends battery life
10% premium.

 		 
Wire Impregnated:
Strongest fiber to be used in extremely abusive applications.
Increased traction.
Greater load bearing capacity.
Increased heat resistance and excellent traction
30% premium.

 
Non Marking:
Our Enduro compound without the carbon black.
Light gray color leaves no trace on floors.
Ideal in applications where floor smudges
are NOT OK.
40% premium		   Severe Duty:
Brass wire, which rubber naturally adheres to, along with fiberglass chopped strands offer increased load bearing capacity and unparalleled resistance to chunking and tearing.
   
Walnut:
Walnut shells provide increased traction and grip on wet or slippery floors.
Ideal for freezer applications and or wet floors 10% premium. 		   
     
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RUBBER TIRE REPLACEMENT
For optimum performance we recommend that rubber tires be replaced when
approximately 30% of the available rubber tread is used.
To assist you in deciding when to change the tire we suggest you use the following formula:
OD
 = Original outside diameter of tire
ID
 = Inside diameter of tire
X
 = Maximum recommended wear
Y
= OD at which tire should be changed
Formula to obtain wear:
X
 = [(OD - ID) ÷ 2] x .30
Y
= OD - X

Example: 18 x 6 x 12 1/8
X
 = [(18 - 12 1/8) ÷ 2] x .30 = .881
Y
= 18 - .881 = 17.12

Conclusion - Tire should be changed when the OD is reduced to 17.12
 

Press-On Configurations          
Tread Configurations              
Widetrak
Our top performing natural rubber compound reinforced for extra cut resistance.
These tires feature wide footprints, aggresive treads and flat profiles for maximum stability.






  
       
     
Widetrak
        
               
Smooth and Traction
 Our long lasting natural rubber compound that resists heat build-up and offers low rollling resistance.






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Millennium Industrial Tire
137 East Alondra Blvd. Gardena, Ca. (310) 323-5386