Compact Track Loader Rubber Tracks – CTL, MTL & Posi-Track | TFI Tracks

Compact Track Loader Rubber Tracks - CTL, MTL & Posi-Track

TFI Tracks stocks replacement rubber tracks and drive sprockets for compact track loaders, MTLs, and Posi-Tracks, covering Bobcat, CAT, ASV, Kubota SVL, John Deere, and more. A CTL runs a steel-cored, sprocket-driven rubber track built to handle heavy-duty, abrasive Aussie worksites, so fitting the right track and keeping your sprockets in good order is what keeps the machine moving.

In stock across our Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth warehouses. Use the finder or call 1300 351 661.

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How CTL Rubber Tracks Work

A compact track loader combines a conventional steel-core rubber track with a drive sprocket and wide, high-flotation track rollers. It runs a little less smoothly than a purpose-built Posi-Track system, but it is more impact-resistant and better suited to the heavy-duty, abrasive conditions common on Australian sites. The close-bar tread pattern on a quality CTL track delivers real advantages:

Drive Sprockets for CTLs

Because a CTL is sprocket-driven, worn sprockets chew through even a brand new rubber track. TFI Tracks supplies replacement drive sprockets and sprocket segments alongside our tracks, hardened for extended wear life so your drive line and track wear together, not against each other. Replacing tracks and sprockets as a set is the most cost-effective way to keep your loader moving. Ask us about the right sprocket for your machine when you order your tracks.

CTL Brands We Supply Tracks For

CTL Track Tread Patterns

Why CTL Tracks Wear Faster

Compact track loaders generate more lateral stress from skid-steer turning mechanics – pivot turns scrub the outer lugs aggressively. Key takeaways:

Why Choose TFI Tracks for CTL Rubber Tracks?

Find the Right Rubber Track for Your Machine

Tell us your machine make and model, and we’ll find your track size and get you a fast quote.

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