Choose The RightShoe Pad
Shoe pads protect surfaces, reduce operating noise, and extend the life of your undercarriage. Knowing the difference between clip-on, bolt-on, and chain-on pads is key to choosing the right solution for your machine.
Clip-On Pad
Bolt-On Pad
Chain-On PadChoose Your Pad Type
Rubber shoe pads protect surfaces, reduce noise, and extend track life. Use the guides below to find the right attachment type for your machine and application.
Clip-On Pad
Clip-on rubber pads clamp around the track shoe using a clipping mechanism on the sides — no drilling required. Ideal for temporary applications or operators who need to switch pads frequently between job sites.
Key Features
Bolt-On Pad
Bolt-on pads attach directly to pre-drilled holes in the grouser shoe via bolts, delivering the most secure and stable connection available. They offer the longest service life of the three pad types, making them the most economical long-term choice.
Key Features
Chain-On Pad
Chain-on pads bolt directly to the steel chain of the undercarriage — no shoe modification needed. Also known as "Road Liner" pads, they are the recommended choice for permanent rubber pad conversions and extended road use.
Key Features