Kubota SVL Rubber Tracks: Complete Replacement Guide (2025)

Kubota SVL Rubber Tracks: Complete Replacement Guide (2025)

Kubota's SVL compact track loader line has become a contractor favorite for its combination of power, versatility, and reliability. Whether you're running an SVL65-2, SVL75-2, SVL95-2, or the heavy-duty SVL97-2, keeping fresh rubber tracks on your machine is essential for productivity and safety.

Kubota SVL Track Sizes by Model

Kubota SVL loaders use different track dimensions based on machine size and weight class. Here's what you need to know about each model:

SVL65-2: This compact unit runs a 320x86x52 track configuration — 320mm width provides good flotation for a machine in the 6,000 lb operating weight class while maintaining maneuverability in tight spaces.

SVL75-2: The mid-size workhorse uses 400x86x52 tracks. This size balances ground pressure distribution with the power output of the SVL75's turbocharged engine. It's one of the most popular CTL track sizes on the market.

SVL95-2: Stepping up to the 95-class, you're looking at 450x86x56 tracks. The wider track and increased link count handles the machine's higher operating capacity while maintaining the flotation characteristics Kubota is known for.

SVL97-2: The flagship SVL runs the same 450x86x58 track as the SVL95-2, maximizing parts commonality across the larger machines in the lineup.

When to Replace Your SVL Tracks

Track wear isn't always obvious from the operator's seat. Here are the key indicators that it's time for new rubber:

Tread depth below 10mm means you're losing traction and putting extra stress on the undercarriage. Visible steel cords through the rubber surface is an immediate replacement indicator — you're one hard impact away from a blowout. Cracking along the tread bars or sidewalls indicates rubber compound degradation, often accelerated by UV exposure or chemical contact. Track stretch beyond spec means the rubber has lost tension and won't maintain proper engagement with the sprocket.

Aftermarket vs OEM: The Real Comparison

Kubota OEM tracks are quality products, but they come with a dealer markup that hits the bottom line hard. Premium aftermarket tracks from TrackTECH use the same steel cord reinforcement, similar rubber compounds, and identical dimensional specifications — at 30-40% less cost.

The key is buying from a supplier who verifies fitment and stands behind their product. TrackTECH's 24-month warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, giving you protection that rivals or exceeds OEM coverage.

Installation Tips for Kubota SVL

Track installation on an SVL is straightforward with the right approach. Release track tension using the grease fitting on the idler assembly before attempting removal. With the machine safely supported and one track removed, inspect the rollers, idler, and sprocket for wear. This is the time to address undercarriage issues — not after you've installed new tracks.

When installing, ensure the tread direction matches the arrow indicators on the track sidewall. Proper tensioning is critical — too loose and the track will derail, too tight and you'll accelerate wear on all undercarriage components.

Shop Kubota SVL Tracks

TrackTECH stocks rubber tracks for every SVL model with same-day shipping on orders placed before 2 PM. Use our Track Finder to locate the exact match for your machine, or contact our fitment specialists if you have questions about your specific application.

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