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Rubber Tracks by Brand: Camso, Bridgestone, Camoplast and the Rest

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Rubber Tracks by Brand: Camso, Bridgestone, Camoplast and the Rest
Posted on by AFT Parts

Rubber tracks are made to a handful of standards, and the brand on the sidewall tells you less than the compound, the carcass and the tread. Some brands specialise in OEM fitments, some in aftermarket ranges, and the same nominal size can be built to different duties. This page compares the names you will be quoted. It sits inside the Rubber Tracks guide.

Camso and Camoplast

Where to find Camso tracks for sale and what makes Camso HXD tracks suit heavy-duty work cover that range; the main benefits of Camoplast tracks and which Camoplast tracks suit Canada cover the other half of the same family.

Bridgestone, Trelleborg and ASV

Which Bridgestone tracks perform best and what makes them reliable cover Bridgestone; which Trelleborg system suits your machine covers the track-system approach, and ASV tracks and their suspension design with tracks for the ASV RC-100 cover ASV.

Arisun, National and Tonka

What Arisun tracks are and why they suit sand and mud cover Arisun; National 1 tracks in construction and what National1Tracks offers cover National; Tonka tracks and Vermeer S600TX tracks cover the rest of the specialist end.

Choosing between them

The brand is the last question, not the first: the size, pitch and link count come before it, then the compound and tread for your ground. Choosing a reliable supplier is the check that matters most once the specification is settled.

FAQs

Which rubber track brand is best?

For a given size, the one built to the duty you actually work. An OEM-fitment track on soft ground is wasted; a value track in rock wears early.

Are brand tracks worth the premium?

Where the duty is heavy, often yes. Where it is light, the specification usually matters more than the name.

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