Heavy Duty Steel Alloy Wheels for Heavy Machinery

• Customization: Available
• Diameter: 22.5
• Rim Material: Steel
• Model NO.: SX02
• Tire Type: Radial Tire
• Material: Steel , Aluminum
• Size: Customizable to Fit Various Vehicle Types
• Color: Silver , Golden, Green, Red, Orange, Customized Ec
• Load Capacity: 5t
• Finish: Corrosion-Resistant Coating
• Application: for Trucks, Trailers, and Industrial Vehicles
• Durability: Long-Lasting and Resistant to Extreme Conditions
• Warranty: 1-Year Warranty for Defects in Material and Workma
• Transport Package: Pallet
• Origin: Zhumadian, China
• HS Code: 870870
• Production Capacity: 300000PCS/Year

Product Description

Product Description

Rim Type	NO. of Bolt Holes	Bolt Hole DIA.(mm)	Bolt Hole Type	PCD  (mm)	CBD  (mm)	Off Set  (mm)	Tire type
22.5×9.00	8	32	SR22	275	214	175	12R22.5 12-22.5 12.75R22.5 12.75-22.5 285/60R22.5 295/70R22.5 295/60R22.5 295/75R22.5 295/80R22.5 305/70R22.5 315/70R22.5 305/75R22.5 315/75R22.5 305/85R22.5 315/80R22.5
	8	32	SR22	285	221	175
	8	26	1×45°	275	221	175
	10	26	1×45°	285.75	220	175
	10	32	SR22	285.75	222	175
	10	27	SR18	335	281	175
	10	26	1×45°	335	281	175
22.5×8.25	8	32	SR22	275	214	169	11R22.5 12R22.5 11-22.5 255/70R22.5 265/60R22.5 275/70R22.5 275/80R22.5 285/60R22.5 295/80R22.5 305/70R22.5
	8	32	SR22	285	221	165
	8	26	1×45°	275	221	165
	10	26	1×45°	285.75	220	165
	10	32	SR22	285.75	222	169
	10	27	SR18	335	281	169
	10	26	1×45°	335	281	169
22.5×11.75	8	21.5/24.5/ 25.4	SR16/ 1×45°	275	221	0	15R22.5 385/65R22.5
	8	26	SR18/ 1×45°	275	221	120
	10	26	1×45°	335	281	120
	10	27	SR18	335	281	0

 

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1. Material Quality:
High-Strength Materials: High-quality rims are typically made of high-strength steel or aluminum alloy with smooth surfaces free from cracks, pores, or impurities.
Corrosion Resistance: Check if the material has undergone anti-corrosion treatment, such as electroplating or anti-rust coatings, to ensure longevity.To ensure longevity, check if the material has undergone anti-corrosion treatment, such as electroplating or anti-rust coatings
2. Visual Inspection 
Surface Finish: Inspect the surface for dents, scratches, or uneven welding. A good-quality rim should have a smooth surface and uniform coating.
Clear Markings: The specifications, model, and manufacturer information should be clearly labeled and meet industry standards.
3. Dimensional Accuracy
Standard Dimensions: Verify that the rim's diameter, width, and mounting holes meet the required specifications and match the vehicle's tires and axle.
Concentricity: Use measurement tools to ensure the rim's concentricity is within standard limits for good balance during operation.
4. Load-Bearing Performance
Load Capacity: High-quality rims should withstand the rated load, especially for commercial vehicles that require heavy-duty performance.
Impact Resistance: Check for good impact resistance using professional testing equipment to assess compression and deformation performance.
5. Balance Testing
Dynamic Balance: Use a dynamic balancing machine to test the rim for vibration-free performance during driving.
Static Testing: Place the rim on a flat surface to check for wobbling or misalignment.
6. Welding Quality
Smooth Welds: For welded rims, inspect the welds for uniformity and strength, with no visible cracks or protruding weld spots.
Overall Strength: Ensure the welding points are secure and conduct torque tests to verify durability.
7. Weight and Thickness
Reasonable Weight: A good rim should have a balanced weight-not too heavy to avoid increasing fuel consumption while maintaining strength.
Uniform Thickness: Use calipers to measure if the thickness is consistent across the rim, avoiding weak points that could cause damage.
8. Certification and Standards
Test Certifications: Check if the rim meets relevant international certifications (e.g., ISO, DOT, TUV).
Industry Recognition: High-quality brands often have stricter quality control. Consider products from reputable manufacturers.
9. On-Vehicle Testing
Installation Test: Mount the rim on the vehicle and check for vibrations, looseness, or noise during operation.
Durability Test: Assess the rim's performance under extreme conditions, such as high temperatures, humidity, and impact, to ensure it won't deform or fail.