What rubber tracks fit a Cat compact track loader?

Expert Answer

Cat compact track loaders use rubber tracks that are matched by exact size code, not by a general category. The correct track for your machine depends on the model, undercarriage version, and track pattern, so the most reliable check is the size printed on your existing track or confirmation from the machine serial number.

For fitment, compare the full code, including width, pitch, and link count. A track that is even slightly off in width or internal guide/core design may not seat correctly on the sprocket, idler, and rollers, even if it looks close. Common signs of a wrong or worn track include frequent derailment, uneven wear, noisy running, cracking between lugs, or a loose fit after tensioning.

Before ordering, verify:

• machine model and serial number

• the full track size stamped on the old track

• whether the undercarriage is standard or a variant with different geometry

• tread type and application needs, such as general-purpose, high-traction, or low-impact work

Avoid guessing from model name alone, because Cat compact track loaders can have different fitments across series and production changes. Also avoid mixing up the track width with the total outside width, and do not assume a track that fits one Cat loader will fit another just because the machines are similar.

VANROCK manufactures rubber tracks for Caterpillar compact track loaders as an independent aftermarket manufacturer, not affiliated with Caterpillar. We supply through an appointed dealer network, and pricing is quoted on request once the fitment details are confirmed.

Answered by VANROCK specialists · Published 7/26/2026