Storing tires without a storage system always ends the same way: piles on the floor, mixed sets, and minutes lost every time a customer arrives. A tire rack organizes stock on identifiable levels and keeps all four tires for each vehicle easily located. The items on this page are medium-duty steel structures with specific figures: 300 kg per shelf on the 200 x 150 x 45 cm model and 400 kg per module on the 200 x 200 x 60 cm model.
How to Choose Your Tire Rack Based on Workshop Volume
The starting question is how many tires you handle and how often. If your stock is stable and you're short on space, the 45 cm deep model fits against the wall and distributes the load across three adjustable heights based on the dominant diameter in your warehouse; it also assembles without screws. If you store complete sets that come and go twice a year, each two-meter module holds between 20 and 24 tires with rims and supports four levels: 1,600 kg on the same footprint.
Also consider how goods enter and exit. The base of the stackable module can accommodate forklift forks even when full, allowing you to move an entire batch without unloading tire by tire. Leave enough aisle space for two-handed loading, place the heaviest items on the lower levels, and reserve the upper sections for slow-moving stock. Labeling each level by size or license plate will save you significant search time.