Intensive use of mini excavators, loaders and agricultural machines on tough ground inevitably wears out the undercarriage. The Fortes online store offers a reliable solution — genuine rubber tracks from the world's leading manufacturers. A correctly matched track delivers strong traction, reduces ground pressure and minimises vibration, extending the service life of your machine's components.

How to pick the right track

To buy a track that fits your machine perfectly, you need to know three key parameters. They are usually molded on the inner side of the track in the format: Width (mm) × Pitch (mm) × Number of links (pcs).

Width: the edge-to-edge distance of the track in millimetres.
Pitch: the distance between the centres of two adjacent metal links (lugs).
Number of links: the total count of metal inserts inside the belt.

What we offer

Tracks for agricultural machinery — in the agri segment they are used on tractors, combines, sprayers, fertiliser spreaders, mulchers and tillage equipment. The machine must travel without compacting the topsoil while carrying dozens of tonnes. That is why the agri sector chooses tracks with high elasticity, a smooth ride and a wide profile. They preserve soil structure, improve flotation and cut fuel consumption thanks to a larger contact area.

Tracks for construction machinery — in this segment they are used on excavators and mini excavators, aerial platforms, road rollers and tracked loaders, i.e. on machines that work in urban areas, on construction sites and at industrial facilities. For such equipment, a rubber track has to withstand sharp slab edges, metal pavement and vibration from impact loads.

Track fitment table by machine brand

We supply undercarriage parts for a wide range of imported machinery. Below are the most popular sizes and brands:

Machine brand	Popular models	Common track sizes
JCB	8014, 8016, 8018, 8025, 8030, 1CX	230x48x66, 250x52.5x74, 300x52.5x80
Caterpillar (CAT)	301.5, 301.8, 302.5, 303, 305	230x96x31, 250x48.5x84, 300x52.5x78
Kubota	KX36, KX41, KX71, U15, U20, U35	230x48x68, 230x96x30, 300x52.5x80
Bobcat	X320, X325, 328, 331, E16, E26, T190	230x72x43, 300x52.5x80, 320x86x49
Yanmar	B15, B22, Vio20, Vio30, Vio35	230x48x68, 260x55.5x78, 300x55.5x82

Quality criteria: why choose us?

When buying parts for expensive machinery, it matters that your supplier is trustworthy. Fortes operates professionally on the Ukrainian market and offers transparent terms:

Official warranty: all products come with a factory warranty (from 12 months) that protects you against premature belt failure.
Continuous Steel Cord technology: the rubber tracks we supply are built with a seamless steel core, which makes them up to 40% stronger in tear resistance than cheap alternatives.
Expert advice: our technical specialists will match a track by the VIN code or model of your machine, ruling out ordering mistakes.
Own warehouse: most popular sizes are always in stock, which guarantees same-day dispatch.

Delivery and payment across Ukraine

We keep a wide range in stock: standard and rare sizes for construction, agricultural and other heavy machinery. Every batch of tracks is checked against the technical specifications, so you never have to second-guess the quality. We work with proven brands that supply components (undercarriage parts, final drives) with a warranty, and delivery across Ukraine is fast and convenient. We value our customers' time, because machine downtime is a direct loss. Delivery is handled by leading carriers (Nova Poshta, Delivery, SAT) to Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Lviv and any other town in Ukraine. Cash and cashless payment with VAT are both available. Our approach is backed by expertise and experience, accessible specialists, transparent testing, genuinely satisfied customers and a constantly updated range. That minimises routine machine wear and gives you confidence in a long-term partnership with our company.

Can't find the size you need in the catalog? Call us right now, and we'll source the required modification to order in the shortest possible time!

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