Get A Grip with your Tires this Winter!

Tire Grip Studs are now available for Industrial Equipment including Forklifts and Skid Steers from Equipment World.

Don't let this happen to you!
Be cautious of Forklift Safe Practices.


Increase traction with your forklift.
Lock into the mud, snow or ice with Grip Studs Tungsten Carbide Studs!
Select from the #1100, #1200 or the #1300 for both indoor or outdoor warehouse forklifts to give you traction when you need it.

Recommended Tire Studs For Forklifts:
#1100, #1200 for Ice on Pavement
#1300 for Outdoor Snow, Ice and Mud

Recommended Number of Tire Studs Per Tire: 50-75


This may look fun, but it can be very dangerous.
Tire traction on a Skid Steer is important for the Safety of the Operator.


Stick to the ice with your Skid Steer.
Lock into the mud, snow or ice with Grip Studs Tungsten Carbide Studs!
Our model #1800 studs are ideal for installing into tires/tracks to help you get a grip when working in heavy mud & ice for Off-Road applications. The Model #1900T is ideal for snow/ice conditions.

Recommended Tire Studs For Skid Steers:
#1800 For Off-Road Dirt/Mud Snow/Ice
#1900T For Ice & Snow

Recommended Number of Tire Studs Per Tire: 100-150

Recommended Number of Tire Studs On Rubber Track: 150-200

These tire studs are from Extreme Traction.

What's so special about Tungsten Carbide Studs vs the others???











How do you install a Grip Stud???

1.) Take stud install tool and position the head of the stud inside the tool (Screw tip out).

2.) Put the screw tip of the stud onto desired tire knob. Push straight down and start to rotate the stud slowly keeping firm pressure on stud. Slowly screw in the stud until the flat ring on the head of the tool touches the surface of the rubber.

3.) Repeat process on remaining studs arranging in a varying pattern on tire (NOT in a straight line). Be careful not to over-tighten studs. Also, be sure to rotate the key slowly when installing.

CAUTION: Do not continue to screw once installed. Over-rotation may cause tears or lacerations in the rubber. If damage occurs from over tightening, the stud may not be positioned correctly. Incorrect positioning may result in stud falling out during use. For proper installations, be sure to follow these two simple instructions:

1 - Rotate very slowly for best results.

2 - Push Straight down until the flat ring on the head of the tool touches the surface of the rubber.

4.) ENJOY!

How do you order Grip Studs? Contact Equipment World's Parts Department TODAY! info@equipworld.com or 1-800-465-6955 or visit www.equipworld.com