What rubber track sizes are available by dimensions?

Expert Answer

Rubber tracks are available in many dimension-based sizes, typically written as width x pitch x links. For example, 300x52.5x80 means the track is 300 mm wide, has a 52.5 mm pitch, and 80 internal links. VANROCK supplies rubber tracks by exact dimensions for excavators, mini excavators, compact track loaders, tracked dumpers, and other tracked machines. VANROCK is an independent manufacturer and is not affiliated with OEM brands.

In practice, the available sizes cover a wide range of widths, pitches, and link counts rather than one universal list. Common dimension families include narrow mini-excavator tracks, wider excavator tracks, and skid steer/CTL-style tracks, but the correct fit always depends on the full size code and undercarriage design. Two tracks with the same width can still be incompatible if the pitch or link count differs.

To identify the right size, measure or read all three numbers on the old track and check any guide letter or tread type if shown. Useful details to confirm include:

• width in millimeters

• pitch between internal drive lugs

• total link count

• machine make, model, and serial number

• undercarriage type and sprocket/roller layout

Do not rely on width alone, and do not guess based on a stretched, cracked, or worn track. A track that is too long, too short, or matched to the wrong pitch can cause poor tension, de-tracking, excessive wear, or sprocket damage. If the old track is hard to read, the machine manual or dealer-level identification is the safest route.

VANROCK can help match the correct rubber track size and quote it through its appointed dealer network. If you share the size code or machine details, the dealer can confirm the proper dimensions and help avoid fitment mistakes before you order.

Answered by VANROCK specialists · Published 8/30/2026