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Discover essential undercarriage maintenance for heavy machinery: Prolong the lifespan of your rubber tracks, minimise downtime, and prevent costly repairs.

Rubber track patterns aren’t just cosmetic; they’re crucial to your machine’s performance, safety, and jobsite efficiency. From block tread to turf-friendly options, choosing the right rubber track design can extend your track life, protect surfaces, and even save fuel. Whether you’re on turf, concrete, or clay, our guide helps you match the right tread pattern to your terrain and equipment. Backed by TrackPads Australia’s expert advice, you’ll be ready to make the right call every time.

Rubber pads for construction equipment are a game-changer when it comes to surface protection and machine performance. Whether you’re operating on asphalt, concrete or mixed terrain, the right pads reduce wear, lower vibration, and help you move between sites with ease. Find out how to choose the best type, bolt-on, clip-on, or road liner, for your machine.

Rubber buffers aren’t just another part; they’re the backbone of vibration control inside your compactor’s drum. At TrackPads Australia, we supply OEM-quality buffers built to handle Australia’s toughest conditions. In this blog, we break down what buffers do, why they matter, and how investing in the right quality can save you from costly breakdowns and extend your machine’s working life.

Rubber track codes can look confusing—but they hold the key to getting the right fit for your machine. From width to guide type, we break down what each number and letter means so you can avoid costly mistakes and keep your fleet moving.

When deciding between a mini excavator and a backhoe loader, consider factors such as terrain, project scope, and budget to ensure the best choice for your needs.

Our guide walks you through everything from measuring tension accurately to spotting signs of imbalance and maintaining track health.