TerraTrack Excavator Rubber Tracks
Stocked right here in New Zealand and trusted by contractors worldwide, TerraTrack represents the new gold standard in excavator, track loader, and dumper rubber tracks.
Combining the world’s most advanced rubber track engineering, TerraTrack is built to perform. Each rubber track features toughened interlocking steel links connected by continuously wound, anti-rust high-tensile steel cords, all encased in an advanced abrasion-resistant rubber carcass — delivering exceptional durability and improved operator comfort, even on the most demanding terrain.
Why Choose TerraTrack?
Manufactured using the latest robotic mould technology, TerraTrack reduces production costs without cutting corners on quality — giving you a premium track at a competitive price point.
An ongoing programme of continuous product development ensures TerraTrack keeps pace with new machine releases and evolving industry demands, so you’re always getting the best fit for your fleet.
Key benefits:
- Latest robotic mould technology
- Engineered for improved performance
- Manufactured by OEM supplier
- Increased operating efficiency
- Lower operating costs
What Makes TerraTrack Tougher?
TerraTrack’s performance comes down to five core design elements:
- Unique tread designs — optimised for traction across a range of terrain types
- Abrasion-resistant rubber — extends wear life in harsh conditions
- Heavy-duty construction — built to handle demanding workloads
- Reinforced steel links — innovative interlocking design prevents detracking, even on rough ground
- High-tensile steel cords — protect against stretch and breakage over the life of the track
Common Questions
Why is my rubber track coming off?
The most common cause of detracking is incorrect track tension — whether due to wear, stretch, lack of maintenance, or an incorrectly fitted track. If you’re experiencing detracking issues, get in touch with our team. We have the knowledge and experience to help you diagnose the problem and get back to work.
How do I measure a rubber track?
Every machine has a standard track size, and knowing your machine’s make, model, and series is all we need to point you in the right direction. In some cases, the size is stamped on the underside of the track itself.
Track sizes follow a three-number format — for example, 230x48x70, where:
- 230 = width (mm)
- 48 = pitch (mm)
- 70 = number of links
Talk to the West-Trak Team
Not sure which TerraTrack fits your machine? Contact us today to request a quote — our team is ready to help.
