Rubber Tracks by Size
Find Rubber Tracks by Width, Pitch, and Link Count
Rubber track sizes are commonly written as width × pitch × number of links. Those three measurements narrow the options, but machine make, model, serial number, undercarriage condition, and tread pattern can also affect fitment.
How to Read a Rubber Track Size
- Width: the track width in millimeters.
- Pitch: the distance between link centers.
- Links: the total number of links around the track.
Check the molded size on the track when available, then compare it with the machine information. Browse our rubber track hub, excavator rubber tracks, compact track loader tracks, and undercarriage parts.
Measure Before Ordering
If the size marking is missing, measure carefully and send photos through the Part Finder. We can help identify likely options before you order.
Match the Size to the Machine
Size Is the Starting Point
Two tracks with the same basic dimensions may use different guide systems or internal construction. Confirm the machine model and serial range so the replacement track matches the undercarriage.
Veteran- and family-owned, Construction Parts PNW serves contractors, municipalities, fleet managers, and equipment owners throughout Washington and the Pacific Northwest. We supply a broad selection of aftermarket wear parts and provide knowledgeable, personalized assistance to help customers identify suitable components for their equipment and applications.
