Description
Key attributes
Sri Lanka is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of solid and off-road tyres. This listing covers solid resilient tyres, press-on bands, and pneumatic tyres for forklifts, material-handling equipment, skid-steers, agricultural machinery, and small construction vehicles. Multiple tread patterns and load ratings; OEM moulds and private branding accepted at volume.
Built to ISO / DOT specifications; test certificates available on request.
Trade terms: FOB Colombo or CIF to your destination port. Lead time and MOQ confirmed per order. Samples available on request. Pricing shown is indicative. Request a binding quote via the SriLankaExport Trade Desk.
Solid, press-on or pneumatic
- Solid resilient: a solid rubber tyre that cannot puncture. Common on forklifts working in yards, warehouses and sites with debris.
- Press-on band: pressed onto a steel band. Used on indoor forklifts on smooth floors, with a smaller footprint.
- Pneumatic: air-filled, with a softer ride on rough ground. Used on farm and construction machines.
What to tell us for a quote
- Tyre type and size, as marked on the sidewall or the rim
- Machine type and load rating needed
- Tread pattern, and marking or non-marking compound
- Your brand, if you want private branding
- Quantity per size and destination port
Samples and documents
Samples are available before an order. Test certificates are provided on request. Price, minimum order and lead time are confirmed with the quotation.
Buying questions
Which trade terms do you quote?
FOB Colombo; CIF destination port. Freight is quoted per shipment for your quantity and destination.
Which documents come with the shipment?
Every export shipment carries a certificate of origin. Ask the desk which other certificates your country requires.
Can I check quality before a bulk order?
Yes. Start with a sample or trial lot. We can also arrange a pre-shipment inspection or an independent lab test for any order.
How do I pay safely?
First and trial orders of about USD 2,000 to 20,000 can be paid through Escrow.com, which releases the money only after you accept the goods. Larger orders are paid by letter of credit.








