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What to Know Before Buying Drill Rig Tracks

The single most important thing when replacing tracks for drill rigs and boring equipment is matching the exact size — width, pitch, and link count — to your machine. A track that is close but not exact will not seat correctly on the sprocket and idlers, leading to derailment and premature wear. Every Teton Tracks listing states the size and the machines it fits, and we verify fitment before your order ships.

After size, the tread pattern and internal construction matter most. The right tread balances traction against surface impact for the work you do, while a continuous steel-cord belt and virgin rubber compound determine how many hours the track will last. If you are unsure which size or tread you need, give us a call — we'll match it to your machine.

How to Choose the Right Drill rig Track

  1. Confirm your machine's track size. Read it off the sidewall of your current track or your operator manual — it reads as width x pitch x links (for example, 230x72x39).
  2. Match the tread pattern to your surfaces. Aggressive patterns bite into dirt, mud, and loose soil; flatter and non-marking patterns protect turf and finished surfaces.
  3. Check the guide (drive) profile. The guide lugs must match your machine's rollers and sprocket. Our listings note the guide type where it matters.
  4. Verify the fit. Every listing shows the makes and models it fits. Not sure? Contact us at (307) 210-6051 and we'll confirm before you buy.

Tread Patterns for Drill rigs and boring equipment

Tread choice comes down to the surfaces you work on most:

  • Aggressive / bar patterns — maximum traction in dirt, mud, sand, and loose or uneven terrain.
  • Block and multi-bar patterns — a balance of traction and durability on gravel, hard-pack, and mixed surfaces.
  • Straight-bar and non-marking patterns — low surface impact for turf, lawns, and finished concrete where you don't want to leave marks.

Each product page lists the exact tread available for that track and the surfaces it's best suited to.

Brands We Carry

Teton Tracks supplies OEM-compatible rubber tracks for drill rigs and boring equipment across all major manufacturers, including:

  • Bobcat
  • Caterpillar
  • Kubota
  • Case
  • Takeuchi
  • John Deere
  • Komatsu
  • JCB
  • New Holland
  • Yanmar
  • Gehl
  • Mustang
  • Volvo
  • Terex
  • IHI
  • ASV
  • Wacker Neuson
  • Hitachi
  • Doosan
  • Hyundai

Don't see your brand? We likely still have your track — contact us with your make and model.

Why Buy Drill Rig Tracks from Teton Tracks

  • OEM-spec fitment — built to exact factory dimensions and verified against your machine before it ships.
  • Built to last — continuous steel-cord belts and 100% virgin rubber, not reclaimed compound.
  • Ships free to the contiguous united states — from our warehouse network.
  • 24-month warranty — every track is backed by a 24-month manufacturer's warranty.
  • Expert help — call (307) 210-6051 and we'll confirm the right track for your drill rig.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which track size fits my drill rig?

Your track size is printed on the sidewall of your current track and in your operator manual, written as width x pitch x links. Match that exactly, or contact us at (307) 210-6051 with your make and model and we'll confirm it.

Are these OEM or aftermarket tracks?

They're OEM-compatible aftermarket tracks built to the same factory dimensions and construction standards as the original equipment, at a fraction of the dealer price.

Which tread pattern should I choose?

Pick the tread that matches where you work most — aggressive patterns for dirt and mud, flatter or non-marking patterns for turf and finished surfaces. Each product page lists the tread available and the surfaces it suits.

How much is shipping and what's the warranty?

Every track ships free to the contiguous United States and is backed by a 24-month manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.