Tyre Racks

Capacity depends on the configuration and size of your racking system. The exact number depends on the specific shelf dimensions, the number of levels, and whether you’re storing passenger car tyres or larger commercial truck tyres.

For example, a commercial truck tyre storage rack designed for heavy-duty use will hold fewer tyres than a system built for standard passenger vehicle tyres, simply due to the size and weight differences. If you need some advice, talk to us about your inventory and space, and we can recommend a solution that suits.

Our industrial tyre storage racks can handle a wide range of tyre types, from standard passenger car and 4WD tyres to heavier commercial truck tyres.

The key is choosing the right configuration and load capacity for what you’re storing. Whether you’re storing mixed tyre sizes or specialising in one type, we can provide a system that works for your needs.

Assess the tyres being stored and how much available space you have. Consider the types and sizes of tyres in your inventory, typical stock levels, and how often you need to access them.

Vertical storage helps maximise space in smaller areas, while larger facilities may benefit from multi-level, heavy-duty tyre racks. And don’t forget to consider future growth—if your tyre inventory’s likely to expand, a modular system can give you the flexibility to add to it later.

Regular inspections are key to keeping your tyre racking safe and performing at its best. We recommend checking your system at least once a year, more frequently for high-traffic workshops or depots.

Look for signs of damage such as bent beams, loose connections, or excessive rust. If any issues appear, address them promptly, regardless of how minor they seem. Keep the racking clean and distribute tyres evenly across shelves, and avoid overloading beyond the rated capacity.