The safety of industrial tires mainly depends on a number of factors, including tire design, material selection, manufacturing process, and use and maintenance methods.

First, tire design is key. The design of industrial tires needs to fully take into account its working environment and use conditions, such as load bearing weight, running speed, working environment temperature, humidity, pH and other factors. Reasonable tire structure, pattern design and choice of tread material can greatly improve the grip, wear resistance and impact resistance of the tire, so as to ensure its safety.

Secondly, the choice of materials is also crucial. Industrial tires need to choose high-quality rubber materials and reinforcement materials to ensure the strength and durability of the tire. In addition, the use of some special additives, such as anti-aging agents, antioxidants, etc., can extend the service life of tires and reduce safety hazards caused by material aging.

The manufacturing process is equally important. The fine manufacturing process can ensure the tight combination between the various parts of the tire and avoid problems such as delamination and cracking during use. At the same time, strict quality testing of tires, such as air pressure testing, dynamic balance testing, etc., can ensure that the factory tires meet the safety standards.

In addition, the correct use and maintenance is also an important factor to ensure the safety of industrial tires. During use, the load and speed limits of the tire should be observed to avoid overloading and speeding. At the same time, regular inspection and maintenance of tires, such as checking air pressure, cleaning debris, replacing severely worn tires, etc., can ensure the good condition of tires and prevent the occurrence of safety accidents.