A History of Innovation, Driven by Performance & Durability
For 30 years, Trackman has driven the innovation of rubber track technology, supplying more than 250,000 rubber tracks and 850,000 roller, idler, and drive wheels. The Trackman team continues to introduce cutting edge products and processes that outwork, outlast, and outperform the competition. Today the team is better positioned than ever to support its customers in multiple industries around the world.
Over 30 Years of Trackman
1992
Announced rubber track development
1993
First fully molded tread and guide lugs
1994
First Kinze grain cart application with Trackman rubber tracks
1996
First paver application on rubber tracks
1997
Positive and Friction Drive Tractors Launched (Case IH 9300, Deere 8000T)
2004
Smooth tread design to the paver industry
2005
Trackman became part of Goodyear Engineered Products Division
2007
Trackman was part of Goodyear divestiture to Veyance Technologies
2008
ARMORLUG®, featuring reinforcement drive lug cover
2010
Expanded track coverage to include 8RT, 9RT, MT700 and MT800 tractors
2011
MaxxTuff™ carcass for the toughest heavy duty applications
2012
Fully molded tread design for low profile grain cart
2013
Patented undercarriage components for CNHi RowTrac
2014
42” track for grain carts - widest in the market at the time
2015
2015 Trackman was sold to Continental ContiTech
2016
XP vibration control rubber tracks for positive drive applications
2017
ARMORLUG ULTRA®, the first patented drive lug with three fabric layers embedded in the lugs
2018
50” track for grain carts – now the widest in the market
2021
Trackman was sold to Loc Performance
2022
Now supplying every track system for the US Army, building on a tradition started in 1940
2023
Track for Case IH Newest Positive Drive tractor for 2024 launch
2024
Trackman was sold to Rheinmetall, and started doing business under the American Rheinmetall name