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Choosing Rubber Track Patterns

Start with the size stamped inside your existing rubber track, then check the exact machine model and track specification. Width, pitch and link count work together; matching only the width or machine brand is not enough to establish fitment.

Check before ordering

  • Size: record width in millimetres, pitch in millimetres and the number of links from the track marking.
  • Machine: check the full model designation, including suffixes, and any serial-number restrictions stated in the listing.
  • Construction and tread: compare the listed guide arrangement and pattern. A tread name alone does not confirm compatibility.

Machine names and OEM references identify compatibility. Check the individual listing for the product brand and specification.

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Product references in Rubber Track Patterns

Open a listing to compare its stated model and part specification. Prices and availability are shown on the product page.

400x86x52 Rubber Track | C Lug | CTL Replacement TrackKubota SVL65 Rubber Track 400x86x52 | C Lug | CTL Replacement TrackKubota SVL75 Rubber Track 400x86x52 | C Lug | CTL / Skid SteerBobcat T630 Rubber Track 400x86x52 | C Lug | CTL Replacement Track

Rubber Track Patterns: five common questions

How do I choose the correct Rubber Track Patterns?

Start with the size stamped inside your existing rubber track, then check the exact machine model and track specification. Width, pitch and link count work together; matching only the width or machine brand is not enough to establish fitment.

What do the three numbers in a rubber track size mean?

The usual format is width × pitch × link count. Width and pitch are measured in millimetres; link count is the number of links around the track. For example, 400 × 86 × 52 describes a 400 mm width, an 86 mm pitch and 52 links. Also check any letters or construction details in the specification and the stated machine fitment.

Can I change track width or tread pattern without checking fitment?

Do not assume that an alternative width or tread is compatible. Keep the required pitch, link count and guide configuration, and confirm the machine's permitted width and clearances. Compare the individual product specifications; a pattern label is not a substitute for a fitment check.

What should I inspect before fitting replacement rubber tracks?

Check the sprockets, rollers and idlers for wear or damage, and follow the machine manufacturer's track installation and tension procedures. Worn supporting components or incorrect tension can affect the replacement track. Use a qualified technician where required.

What information should I send for help choosing Rubber Track Patterns?

Send the full machine make and model, the existing part or track marking, and clear photographs of the component and its mounting points. Include relevant measurements and any serial-number details needed to identify the configuration. Contact IPX Global before ordering if a listing does not clearly match your machine.