Rubber Tracks Compact Loader & Skid
Optimise your machine's traction with our rubber tracks for compact loaders and Skid Steers. Designed to withstand high torsion loads, our rubber tracks feature high-strength steel cord and a specific lug profile. Compatible with Bobcat, Case, CAT or Takeuchi, they guarantee increased longevity even on the most abrasive ground.
Compact loaders and Skid Steers face much greater stress than a mini excavator: sharp on-the-spot turns, bucket loads, intensive work on concrete or asphalt. Our rubber tracks are specifically reinforced to absorb these stresses and protect your undercarriage.
Configure your Skid Steer
Select your model for guaranteed 100% compatibility:
Torsion Resistance
Loaders undergo sharp turns. Our structures are reinforced to prevent derailing and breakage of the internal cables.
24/48H Delivery to Site
Permanent stock of the most common profiles (C-Lug, Block, Multi-Bar). Immediate dispatch to minimise your downtime.
Rubber tracks compatible with the main brands of compact loaders
Bobcat
T110, T140, T180, T190, T250, T300, T320 — Bobcat is the world reference for Skid Steer. Common dimensions: 320×86×52, 381×102×42, 400×86×52, 450×86×56.
Caterpillar & Case
CAT 247, 257, 267, 277, 287 and Case SR130, SR150, SR175, SR200, SR250 — two of the most prominent manufacturers on earthmoving and demolition sites.
Takeuchi & Gehl
Takeuchi TL130, TL150, TL230, TL250 and Gehl RT175, RT210, RT250 — compact machines valued for working in tight spaces and urban areas.
ASV, Mustang, New Holland and others
ASV RC-50, RC-85, Mustang MTL16, MTL20, New Holland C175, C185, C190 — we list over 80 brands of tracked compact loaders to cover the entire fleet in operation.
Most common dimensions
- 320×86×52 — Bobcat T110, T140, light compact machines
- 381×102×42 — Bobcat T180, T190, CAT 247
- 400×86×52 — Takeuchi TL130, Gehl RT175
- 450×86×56 — Bobcat T250, CAT 257, Case SR200
- 457×102×56 — Bobcat T300, T320, CAT 277, heavy machines
All-Terrain Performance
Reinforced Steel Cord
Multiple high-density steel strands to withstand heavy bucket loads.
Traction Profile
Deep lugs for maximum push in mud or sand.
HR Vulcanisation
High-resistance (HR) rubber compound that limits tearing on sharp ground.
Forged Links
Forged steel chain guide for perfect stability on the rollers.
Expert Skid Steer Advice
Which profile should I choose for my application?
The C-Lug profile is versatile and suits most mixed job sites. The Block profile is ideal for concrete and asphalt as it limits wear on hard surfaces. The Multi-Bar profile offers extreme traction on snow, mud or soft ground.
Why is my rubber track wearing out prematurely?
On a compact loader, tension is vital. A track that's too loose will derail; too tight, it will prematurely wear the bearings and rollers. Check tension every 50 hours and after every intensive job on hard ground.
What's the difference between rubber tracks and steel tracks for Skid Steers?
Rubber tracks protect surfaces (concrete, tiles, lawn), reduce cabin vibration and are quieter. Steel tracks offer better longevity on rock and rubble but are not recommended on finished surfaces. For mixed site/indoor use, rubber is the best compromise.
Do you offer rates for rental companies and large accounts?
Yes, we offer tiered pricing from 4 rubber tracks upwards. Contact our sales team by phone or email for a quote tailored to your volumes.
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