A position indicator for mounting on a threaded fixing member such as a wheel nut or bolt, the position indicator comprising: (i) an annular body defining a void to receive the threaded fixing member, an inside surface adapted to engage with the threaded fixing member and prevent or impede relative rotational movement between the position indicator and the threaded fixing member, a first end comprising a male member and a second end comprising a female member; (ii) a clamping means operable in a single operation to reduce the size of the void, frictionally engage the male and female members and apply a clamping force to the threaded fixing member; and (iii) an indicating element for visually indicating the rotational position of the position indicator.

A system for counting wheel revolutions made by a wheel of a vehicle includes an electronic counter, a transmitter, a housing, and a removable connector. The electronic counter is structured to count a number of wheel revolutions made by the wheel. The transmitter is structured to transmit data from the electronic counter to a remote database. The housing is structured to receive and house the electronic counter. The removable connector is structured to removably attach the housing to a nut anti-loosening device installed on the wheel.

A reinforcing structure of carbon fiber rim is provided. A rim body is made from a carbon fiber material. The rim body includes an external diameter edge to be assembled with a tire, an inner diameter edge to be assembled with hubs and spokes, and two side sections between the outer diameter edge and the inner diameter edge. Metal reinforcing sheets are disposed on the spoke assembling positions of the inner diameter edge and wrapped by the carbon fiber material, and each has two opening edges and a middle ring section connecting the two opening edges. The middle ring section is disposed with a reinforcing part corresponding to the inner diameter edge of the rim body and two reinforcing edge parts corresponding to two side edge sections.

A safety device for a truck, tractor, or trailer wheel assembly is an integral member with mounting holes for receiving axle studs of the wheel assembly to fix the integral member to the axle. The integral member has a radially extending portion which, when the integral member is fixed to the axle, overlaps the wheel studs of the wheel assembly but is free of any connection to the wheel studs. The integral member has tapered holes radially outbound of its mounting holes. In another embodiment, the integral member of the safety device has a cylindrical, interiorly threaded, sleeve portion and a radial portion extending radially outwardly from the sleeve portion with the radial portion having tapered holes radially outbound of the sleeve portion.

The present embodiments provide a wheel assembly having a dynamic structure to influence an unloaded profile of a tire. In one embodiment the unloaded profile is also influenced by a centrifugal force on the wheel assembly and an inflation pressure of the tire. In one embodiment, a loaded profile of the tire is influenced by a weight of the wheel assembly, the inflation pressure of the tire, and the centrifugal force on the wheel assembly.

A hub or wheel assembly includes a retaining element, biasing element, and hand-maneuverable release mechanism. The housing includes an axle bore configured to receive an axle and a pin sleeve including a first end in fluid communication with the axle bore, a second end, and a conduit between the first end and the second end. The retaining element is within the conduit and is configured to operatively engage a groove in an axle. The biasing element is within the conduit and is configured to bias the retaining element towards the axle bore. The hand-maneuverable release mechanism is configured to displace the retaining element away from the axle bore.

The present disclosure relates to caster wheels having a skirt, specifically a skirt which fits over one side of the wheel only, and thus does not interfere with the actuation of a caster wheel locking mechanism.

A collision testing vehicle is disclosed which can be utilized to perform testing with a driver assistance system. The collision testing vehicle includes a vehicle having a vehicle body. The vehicle is structured to be subject to an impact force during a collision with a collision body. A wheel is coupled to the vehicle body, and the wheel includes a detachable support that is configured to non-destructively detach from the wheel when subjected to the impact force.

A delivery system includes a handheld electric lift configured to lift at least one vaporizer vessel, and a cabinet configured to hold the at least one vaporizer vessel. The lift includes an elongated mast, an effector attached to the mast, a handler configured to move the lift, and at least one caster. The effector is controlled by an electric power source to move along the mast. Each of the at least one caster includes a stopper and a wheel. The stopper is elongated and is disposed above the wheel. The stopper is configured to engage with the wheel to prevent the wheel from swiveling when the stopper is pushed down. The stopper is further configured to disengage with the wheel to allow the wheel to swivel when the stopper is released. The cabinet includes at least one channel configured to accommodate the at least one caster.