How do I find the right rubber track size for my machine?

Expert_Answer

The easiest way is to read the size moulded on the inside of your current track, written as width x pitch x number of links — for example 300x52.5x84 means 300 mm wide, 52.5 mm between core centers, 84 links. If the marking is worn away, measure those three values directly: track width, distance between two adjacent metal core centers, and the total link count. Machines of the same model can leave the factory with different track sizes, so always confirm on the machine rather than relying on the model name alone. Also check the tread pattern and core style match your sprocket type. VANROCK supplies rubber tracks for mini excavators, midi excavators and compact track loaders across 54+ brands — send your size or machine model and serial number for a quote through the dealer network.

Answered by VANROCK specialists · Published 7/25/2026