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Not just wheels and tyres

Earthmoving Equipment Magazine

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October - November 2025

When it comes to the heavy equipment industry, tyres, wheels, and axles are only part of the equation. The true measure of support lies in ensuring that these critical components can be managed safely, efficiently, and with minimal downtime.

When operating a business that uses heavy-duty or specialised vehicles, tyre and wheel condition is critical for safety and productivity.

How well wheels and tyres perform has a direct effect on daily running costs and helps avoiding unnecessary downtime, while contributing to the profitability and efficiency of every vehicle-related enterprise.

That's where OTR – Tyres Wheels Axles stands out from the crowd, with the company playing a major role in helping fleet managers and operators maintain optimal tyre performance, and providing advice on all aspects of tyre and wheel selection and replacement.

But there's more to OTR than just supply of wheels and tyres. It also boasts a full range of wheel and tyre tools.

As OTR Business Development Manager Greg Lower explains, OTR has developed a full range of wheel tooling that includes planetary handle kits, and a bolt press tool for use in heavy-duty earthmoving and mining applications.

"This device consists of two jaws that clamp around the hub and a hydraulic cylinder that applies a force to push the bolt or stud from the hub," he said.

"Made from hardened steel plate for maximum strength and quality, it can exert a maximum force of 13.9 tonnes."

Designed specifically for individual mine site needs for rim transport and storage, OTR also stocks transport and storage frames, which enable wheel components to be stacked on suitable stands.

This approach improves site safety by reducing trip hazards and uncontrolled movement of stacked components in and around the tyre service bay.

Proper storage also ensures critical rim items remain in good working condition.

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