Bridgestone successfully developed the Rubber Track in 1968 to bridge the gap that existed between tires and steel tracks. Although they were originally developed for agricultural equipment, Bridgestone Rubber Tracks can now be found on many different applications such as construction machinery, snowfield vehicles, tracked carriers and compact tracked loaders.

In the growing trend of Rubber Tracks, you will continue to see Bridgestone at the forefront of this technology. We are constantly developing new products and have patented technologies that keep Bridgestone Rubber Tracks at the leading edge.

We have the ability to manufacture over 500,000 pieces of Rubber Track each year at our factories worldwide.