Kubota SVL Rubber Track Sizes & Replacement Guide (SVL75 / SVL95 / SVL97)
The Kubota SVL series is one of the most popular compact track loader lines in the country, and for good reason — they are tough, productive, and they hold up. But when it comes time to replace the tracks, owners run into the same snag every time: the SVL75, SVL95, and SVL97 do not all take the same size, and the sub-variants matter too. This guide lays out what each model runs, how to confirm your exact size, and what to think about before you buy.
We sell these tracks every day, so this is written the way we would explain it over the phone — straight, specific, and aimed at getting you the right part the first time.
How to Read a Kubota SVL Track Size
Kubota tracks, like all rubber tracks, are described by three numbers: width x pitch x links.
- Width — overall track width in millimeters. SVL machines typically run wider tracks because they are mid-to-large frame loaders.
- Pitch — distance from one drive lug to the next, in millimeters.
- Links — total number of drive lugs around the loop.
All three have to match your machine. The width gets you in the ballpark; the link count is what actually wraps your undercarriage correctly. The size is usually molded into the rubber — check there first. For a deeper walkthrough, see the TrackTECH track size chart.
Kubota SVL Track Size Chart
Below is a general size guide for the popular SVL models. Kubota produced these machines across several years and configurations, so confirm against the size molded on your existing track before ordering.
| Model | Frame Class | Common Track Width | Typical Size Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| SVL75 / SVL75-2 / SVL75-3 | Mid | 400mm (16") | 400 x 86 x ~52-54 |
| SVL90 / SVL95-2s | Large | 450mm (18") | 450 x 86 x ~56 |
| SVL97-2 | Large | 450mm (18") | 450 x 86 x ~56-58 |
The SVL75 commonly runs a 400mm (16") track, while the larger SVL95 and SVL97 step up to 450mm (18") to handle the extra weight and power. Link counts vary by production generation, so treat these as ranges and verify your own.
Kubota SVL75 (and SVL75-2 / SVL75-3)
The SVL75 is the volume seller of the line — a vertical-lift loader that does everything from grading to material handling. It commonly runs a 400mm (16") track. Across the -2 and -3 generations there can be configuration differences, so don't assume your -3 takes the same exact size as a buddy's original SVL75. If you specifically run the SVL75-2, we have a dedicated SVL75-2 tread comparison that covers C-Block versus zig-zag for that model.
Kubota SVL95 / SVL95-2s
The SVL95 is a large-frame machine with serious lift and breakout force, and it runs a wider 450mm (18") track to keep ground pressure in check. These tracks take more abuse simply because the machine is heavier and more powerful, so tread choice and tension maintenance matter even more here.
Kubota SVL97-2
The SVL97-2 is the flagship of the high-flow SVL line. Like the SVL95, it runs a 450mm (18") track, often with a higher link count. If you run an SVL97, confirm the link count carefully — it is the number most likely to trip up a quick order.
How to Confirm Your Exact SVL Track Size
Never order off the model number alone. Here is how to nail it:
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Read the molded size on your worn track. Look between the lugs or along the outer edge for a stamp like
400x86x52. Clean the rubber and check both tracks; one may be more legible than the other. - Count the drive lugs. If the stamp is worn off, count the lugs around the inside of the loop to get your link count directly.
- Note your exact model and generation. SVL75 vs SVL75-2 vs SVL75-3 can matter.
- Send it to us. Text or call your make, model, year, and a photo of the old track to (850) 816-7898 and we will verify fitment before you buy.
Replacement Tips for SVL Owners
A few things that save SVL owners money and downtime:
- Replace in pairs when wear is even. If one track is worn out and the other is close behind, doing both at once keeps your machine tracking straight and avoids a second trip.
- Set tension correctly after install. Over-tight tracks accelerate undercarriage wear and waste power; loose tracks de-track. Match factory spec.
- Pick tread for your ground. Block tread rides smoother and is kinder to pavement and turf; aggressive tread bites harder in mud and dirt. See our tread pattern guide.
- Inspect rollers and idlers at the same time. New tracks on a worn undercarriage wear out fast.
FAQ
Does the SVL75 take the same track as the SVL95? No. The SVL75 commonly runs a 400mm (16") track, while the SVL95 runs a wider 450mm (18") track. They are not interchangeable.
Are SVL75, SVL75-2, and SVL75-3 tracks the same size? Often the width and pitch are the same, but link counts and configurations can differ across generations. Verify off the molded size on your machine rather than assuming.
What size track is on a Kubota SVL97? The SVL97-2 commonly runs a 450mm (18") track. Confirm the exact link count off your worn track before ordering.
Do you carry tracks for the whole SVL line? Yes — SVL75, SVL90, SVL95, and SVL97 included. Fast, free shipping and a 24-month warranty. Call if you are unsure of your size.
Get the Right SVL Track, Backed by Warranty
Match the width, pitch, and links and you are set. Browse our Kubota skid steer rubber tracks, or shop all skid steer and CTL tracks. Not sure which size your SVL takes? Call our techs at (850) 816-7898 — we will confirm fitment before you order. Technicians by trade, heavy duty comes standard, and every track ships free with a 24-month warranty.