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Dozer Track Shoes & Pads: Aftermarket Track Shoes For Bulldozers
EquipXR stocks aftermarket dozer track shoes and pads across single, double, and triple grouser configurations, LGP and swamp profiles, and bolt-on rubber pads. Our steel track shoes are available in widths to fit CAT, Komatsu, John Deere, CASE, Liebherr, and Dressta crawler dozers.
If you know your shoe OEM part numbers or detailed specifications, our parts experts will quote it. If you don’t have that information available, send us your equipment model, serial number, and application, and our parts team will confirm fit before anything ships.
Aftermarket Track Shoes & Track Pads For All Makes & Models
EquipXR supplies aftermarket track shoes and track pads for dozers across a wide range of makes and models. Every track shoe we sell is built to meet or exceed OEM specifications with high-quality aftermarket parts engineered for wear resistance, drilled to standard bolt patterns, and matched to your track chain.
Dozer track shoes are the only part of the machine that touches the ground, and they take the worst of every shift: rock impact, abrasion, packing material, and the full weight of the dozer through every turn. When grousers wear down, traction goes first, then steering response, then your production rate slows to a crawl.
Our dozer parts are manufactured in duty classes that run from standard service through extreme-duty designs with thicker plate and taller grousers for rock and high-impact work. Built for dependable fitment and long service life, our track components help restore traction, protect finished surfaces, and keep your undercarriage working efficiently. Contact our team to find the right track shoes or pads for your equipment.
Single Grouser Track Shoes
The single grouser shoe is the standard configuration for dozers in earthmoving. One tall grouser bar per shoe digs in for maximum penetration and pushing traction, which is exactly what you want behind a loaded blade or a ripper in firm ground.
We stock single grouser track shoes in standard and heavy-duty sections; heavier sections add plate thickness and grouser height for abrasive, high-impact conditions where standard steel shoes bend or wear out early. Shoes are available with mud relief holes for sticky material that would otherwise pack the track group and accelerate bushing wear.
Find your current shoe’s OEM part number on your parts invoice or in your machine’s parts book, then contact EquipXR for aftermarket replacements. Track shoe fitment should always be confirmed by machine model, serial number, track pitch, shoe width, bolt-hole pattern, and application requirements before ordering. Below is a partial reference list of commonly requested single grouser shoe part numbers by manufacturer
- CAT 243-2693
- CAT 283-8702
- CAT 6Y-6286
- CAT 6Y-6287
- CAT 106-1604
- CAT 106-1607
- CAT 106-1602
- CAT 117-0615
- CAT 1Q-4930
- CAT 267-8910
- JD T14621T
- JD T14615T
- JD T75586
- JD T20639T
- JD T127059
- JD T127061
- JD T127063
- JD T45099
- CCE D38373
- CCE D38375
- CCE D43479
- CCE R32893
- CCE R32895
- CCE R25934
- CCE R25937
- CCE R25938
- CCE R56742
- CCE R25894
- KM 14X-32-11360
- KM 14X-32-11370
- KM 154-32-11550
- KM 154-32-11590
- KM 154-32-11660
- KM 154-32-11113
- KM 170-32-11115
- KM 175-32-11113
- KM 175-32-31313
- KM 195-32-61111
- KM 195-32-61371
- DT 636589C1
- DT 636595C1
- DT 743103C1
- DT 49766DD
- DT 51080DE
The OEM part numbers above are commonly used reference numbers for Caterpillar, John Deere, CASE, Komatsu, and Dressta dozers. This is just a partial list of their OEM part numbers. Even if your part number is not listed here, we likely have an equivalent aftermarket part in stock. Contact us for our full inventory of aftermarket single grouser track shoes.
All manufacturer names, symbols, brands, and OEM part numbers are used for identification and reference purposes only. EquipXR does not represent that any listed part is an OEM product. All part details should be verified with an EquipXR parts specialist prior to ordering to confirm aftermarket compatibility with your dozer make and model.
Double & Triple Grouser Track Shoes
Multi-grouser shoes trade penetration for maneuverability. Two or three shorter grousers per shoe reduce ground disturbance, lower turning resistance, and put more steel in contact with hard surfaces. That’s why triple grouser shoes are the default on excavators and a smart choice for dozers doing material handling, fine grading, or constant back-and-forth work on firm ground. If your dozer spends its day repositioning rather than pushing hard, a multi-grouser configuration reduces stress on pins and bushings every time the machine turns.
The OEM part numbers below are a partial list of our commonly requested double-grouser and triple-grouser track shoes for CAT, John Deere, CASE, and Komatsu dozers. Find your current track shoe’s OEM part number on your parts invoice or in your machine’s parts book, then contact EquipXR for aftermarket replacements.
- CAT 7P-0807
- CAT 8E-4799
- CAT 6S-8822
- CAT 6S-9063
- CAT 6Y-1597
- CAT 7K-3066
- CAT 6T-0513
- CAT 6T-0517
- CAT 482-1220
- CAT 6Y-8180
- CAT 150-4767
- CCE D39980
- CCE D39981
- CCE D43328
- CCE R24727
- CCE R25994
- CCE R41118
- CCE R25926
- CCE CR5695700EFP
- CCE CR6967700EFP
- CCE CR5360700EFP
- CCE CR6604750EFP
- JD T66947
- JD T127514
- JD T127515
- JD FF850446
- JD 842928500
- KM 111-32-11291
- KM 111-32-11350
- KM 145-32-11314
- KM 21M-32-11230
- KM 154-32-31220
- KM 208-32-11130
This is just a partial list of their OEM part numbers. Even if your part number is not listed here, we likely have an equivalent aftermarket part in stock. Double and triple grouser track shoe fitment should always be confirmed by machine model, serial number, track pitch, shoe width, bolt-hole pattern, and application requirements before ordering. Contact us for our full inventory of aftermarket steel track shoes.
All manufacturer names, symbols, brands, and OEM part numbers are used for identification and reference purposes only. EquipXR does not represent that any listed part is an OEM product. All part details should be verified with an EquipXR parts specialist prior to ordering to confirm aftermarket compatibility with your dozer make and model.
LGP & Swamp Track Shoes
Low ground pressure shoes spread machine weight across a wider footprint so the dozer floats instead of digging itself in. Swamp shoes take it further with a curved, self-cleaning profile that adds buoyancy in saturated ground. They’re the right call for wetlands, reclamation, finished-fill grading, and any site where a standard-width machine would bog down or rut the surface. One honest caution: wide shoes put more leverage on the shoe and more flexing stress on the chain when the machine crosses rock or obstacles, so run LGP widths because the ground demands it, not as a default.
LGP and swamp shoe widths vary by model and track frame. Match your OEM part number or send us your machine’s serial number, application, and current shoe width to confirm fit. The OEM part numbers below are a partial list of our commonly requested LGP track shoes and swamp shoes for CAT, John Deere, CASE, and Komatsu dozers.
- CAT 235-2534
- CAT 267-8910
- CAT 294-0569
- CAT 593-9833
- CAT 326-1134
- CAT 6S-9115
- CAT 107-0715
- CAT 115-6315
- CAT 116-8545
- CAT 116-8548
- JD T127063
- JD T51535
- JD T51536
- JD T51537
- CCE R29198
- CCE R41118
- KM 14Y-32-11360
- KM 14Y-32-11110
- KM 13G-32-61410
- KM 13F-32-21110
- KM 13F-32-21112
- KM 154-820-1120
This is just a partial list of OEM part numbers for LGP and swamp track shoes. Even if your part number is not listed here, we likely have an equivalent aftermarket part in stock. Contact us for our full inventory of aftermarket track shoes.
All manufacturer names, symbols, brands, and OEM part numbers are used for identification and reference purposes only. EquipXR does not represent that any listed part is an OEM product. All part details should be verified with an EquipXR parts specialist prior to ordering to confirm aftermarket compatibility with your dozer make and model.
Rubber Pad Shoes & Bolt-On Rubber Track Pads
Bolt-on rubber pads mount directly to pre-drilled steel grouser shoes and let a steel-tracked dozer work on asphalt, concrete, and finished or environmentally sensitive surfaces without tearing them up. They also add grip on hard, smooth surfaces where bare steel skates. Pads install and remove with standard hand tools, so machines that split time between dirt and pavement can switch as the work changes. That’s a far cheaper answer than a dedicated rubber-track machine. We stock common pad widths and can source bolt-on, clip-on, and chain-mounted styles depending on your shoe configuration.
Rubber pad shoes and bolt-on rubber track pads are sized to your shoe width and bolt pattern. Check your shoe width and whether your shoes are pre-drilled, then match below, or send us a photo of your current shoes and we’ll identify the right rubber track pad.
- CAT 653-2308
- CAT 323-0868
- CAT 357-7477
- CAT 533-6298
- CAT 533-6299
- CAT 586-3118
- CAT 586-3120
- CAT 589-5985
- CAT 169-8089
- CAT 1R-9814
- JD 4438494
- JD 4405320
- JD 4405321
- JD 4405322
- JD 4434623
- JD 1032266
- KM 202-32-6R110
- KM 201-32-76110
- KM 22F-35-21110
This is just a partial list of OEM part numbers for rubber pad shoes and bolt-on rubber track pads. Even if your part number is not listed here, we likely have an equivalent aftermarket part in stock. Contact us for our full inventory of aftermarket track pads & shoes.
All manufacturer names, symbols, brands, and OEM part numbers are used for identification and reference purposes only. EquipXR does not represent that any listed part is an OEM product. All part details should be verified with an EquipXR parts specialist prior to ordering to confirm aftermarket compatibility with your dozer make and model.
Track Shoe Bolts, Nuts & Hardware
Reusing stretched or worn track bolts is how shoes come loose, bolt holes elongate, and a simple steel shoe swap turns into a more complex chain repair or complete track assembly replacement. We stock track shoe bolts and nuts that match standard shoe and link bolt patterns, so you can replace the hardware every time shoes come off the machine. Order hardware with your shoes, and it ships in the same box.
Track hardware is matched to the shoe and link bolt pattern. Include your shoe part number or machine serial number with your quote request, and we’ll pull the right hardware to match your track shoes and track pads.
- CAT 081-6212
- CAT 093-0252
- CAT 093-0300
- CAT 096-0586
- CAT 1S-1859
- CAT 223-0222
- CAT 301-2301
- CAT 301-4302
- CAT 311-8150
- CAT 4K-7038
- CAT 542-0222
- CAT 6V-1723
- CAT 7H-3598
- CAT 7T-2748
- CAT 9S-2727
- CAT 9W-4381
- CCE 113-2707
- CCE 113-2714
- CCE 47836650
- CCE 47836670
- CCE 6S3419
- CCE 87582724
- CCE 87582726
- CCE CA270BK
- CCE CA408BK
- CCE CA756BK
- CCE CA875BK
- CCE CR3242BK
- CCE R24688
- JD 51350533
- JD FFSB114333
- JD T121478
- JD T126081
- JD T126771
- JD T139614
- JD T139615
- JD T142594
- JD T149074
- JD T149075
- JD T151271
- JD T152178
- JD T152272
- JD T160248
- JD T163470
- JD T189235
- JD T313194
- JD T45097
- KM 01010-80616
- KM 01010-81035
- KM 01643-31032
- KM 01643-32260
- KM 130-32-11213
- KM 134-32-05010
- KM 14X-32-05000
- KM 154-32-31210
- KM 154-32-31220
- KM 154-32-71210
- KM 154-32-71250
- KM 175-32-11210
- KM 198-32-05030
- KM 203-32-05010
This is just a partial list of OEM part numbers for track shoe bolts, nuts, and hardware. Even if your part number is not listed here, we likely have an equivalent aftermarket part in stock. Contact us for our full inventory of aftermarket track pad & aftermarket track shoe hardware.
All manufacturer names, symbols, brands, and OEM part numbers are used for identification and reference purposes only. EquipXR does not represent that any listed part is an OEM product. All part details should be verified with an EquipXR parts specialist prior to ordering to confirm aftermarket compatibility with your dozer make and model.
OEM-Equivalent Aftermarket Dozer Track Shoes & Pads
The fastest way to order the right track shoes is with your OEM part number. Every track shoe and pad we stock is cataloged against the OEM numbers it replaces, so a part number from your CAT, Komatsu, Deere, CASE, Hitachi, Liebherr, or Dressta parts book gets you an exact-fit aftermarket equivalent. If you don’t have your OEM part number available, your machine’s model and serial number work too.
Note: Shoe widths and specifications vary across serial number ranges for the same model, so the OEM part number and model serial number are the most reliable way to confirm fit.
Track Shoe Compatibility by OEM Bulldozer Brand
We supply aftermarket track shoes and pads for the dozer brands below, covering everything from compact crawler dozers up to large production machines. Shoe fit is determined by chain pitch, bolt pattern, and width, not brand alone, so treat this table as a starting point and confirm your spec with our parts team before ordering.
| OEM/Brand | Common Equipment Models | Common Track Shoes Needed |
| CAT (Caterpillar) | D1, D2, D3, D4, D5 | Standard single-grouser shoes; wider single-grouser LGP shoes for soft ground; rubber pads or bolt-on pads for finished surfaces |
| CAT (Caterpillar) | D6, D7, D8 | Heavy-duty or extreme-service single-grouser shoes; wide LGP shoes; self-cleaning/swamp shoes for mud and wet ground |
| CAT (Caterpillar) | D9, D10, D11 | Heavy-duty and extreme-service single-grouser shoes, typically narrower and thicker for high-impact production work |
| John Deere | 450, 550 | Standard single-grouser shoes; wide single-grouser LGP shoes |
| John Deere | 650, 700, 750 | Single-grouser standard and long-track shoes; LGP single-grouser shoes for soft ground |
| John Deere | 850, 950, 1050 | Heavy-duty single-grouser shoes; LGP or wide-pad configurations |
| CASE | 450, 550, 650 | Standard single-grouser shoes; LGP single-grouser shoes; master shoes for sealed or lubricated track chains |
| CASE | 750, 850, 1150 | Heavy-duty single-grouser shoes; wide LGP shoes; triple-grouser shoes on select legacy configurations |
| Komatsu | D31, D39, D41 | Standard single-grouser shoes; wide LGP shoes; swamp shoes for low-ground-pressure work |
| Komatsu | D51, D61 | Single-grouser shoes; LGP/PX wide shoes |
| Komatsu | D65, D85 | Standard 560–660 mm single-grouser shoes; 915 mm LGP shoes; 950 mm swamp shoes on applicable configurations |
| Komatsu | D155, D275, D375, D475 | Heavy-duty and extreme-service single-grouser shoes; select wide or swamp configurations where flotation is required |
All manufacturers’ names, symbols, brands, and part numbers are used for reference purposes only. Those references help identify compatibility and do not indicate that any listed part is an OEM product.
Finding The Right Track Shoe Width For Your Equipment & Application
Choosing the right track shoe width starts with matching the shoe to your machine’s operating weight, undercarriage configuration, and the ground conditions it will face most often. General earthmoving and grading on typical dirt or clay usually performs best with the OEM standard width, since that’s the spec the undercarriage was engineered around. Demolition, rock work, and quarry applications often do better with narrower, heavier-duty steel track shoes built to handle abrasion and impact rather than flotation.
Wider shoes spread the machine’s weight over a larger area, lowering ground pressure and helping the dozer stay on top of soft, wet, sandy, or loose material. Narrower track shoes concentrate weight over a smaller footprint, which improves penetration, traction, and maneuverability on firm ground.
For hard-packed soil, rock, demolition debris, and other high-impact applications, a narrower track shoe is often the better choice. It places less stress on the undercarriage, reduces the chance of bending or damaging shoes, and provides more consistent traction. Extra-wide options may seem like a simple upgrade, but they can increase side loading, reduce clearance, and wear more quickly when used in rough or rocky conditions.
Low-ground-pressure (LGP) and swamp shoes are designed for consistently soft terrain where flotation is the priority. Standard-width shoes are usually a more balanced option for general earthmoving, grading, and mixed jobsite conditions. Before ordering replacement track shoes, confirm your dozer model, track pitch, bolt pattern, shoe length, and current shoe width. EquipXR will help you match the right track shoe setup to your machine and the work it needs to do.
Common Track Shoe Widths
Track shoe widths follow a fairly standardized set of increments across the industry; they offer a defined ladder of options per machine class, typically increasing in 2″ (50mm) increments.
- Small dozers: 460mm–560mm (18″–22″) standard
- Medium dozers: 560mm–610mm (22″–24″) standard, with LGP options often 660mm–760mm (26″–30″)
- Large dozers: 610mm–660mm (24″–26″) standard, swamp configurations pushing 810mm–910mm (32″–36″)
- Very large dozers: 610mm–910mm+ depending on standard vs. swamp/arctic packages
24″ track shoes (610mm track shoes) are the industry default and show up as the standard width across more medium-class dozer models than any other shoe width or size, which is why you’ll see it repeated across CAT, John Deere, Komatsu, and CASE catalogs.
The jump from Standard to LGP is usually 4–8″, not incremental. LGP shoes typically step up from the Standard width straight to its LGP width (e.g., CAT D6: 24″ Standard to 30″ LGP), because LGP isn’t just a wider shoe, it’s a wider, longer track frame built for that pad size.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dozer Track Shoes
Replace shoes when grouser height is worn down to the point the machine loses pushing traction, or sooner if you see bent or cracked plates, broken grousers, elongated bolt holes, or shoes that won’t stay tight. Worn shoes can cost more than lost traction. Loose, flexing shoes accelerate wear on bolts, links, and bushings, so waiting too long makes the repair bigger.
Single grouser shoes have one tall bar for maximum penetration and pushing traction. Double and triple grouser shoes use shorter, multiple bars that penetrate less but turn more easily, disturb the ground less, and handle hard surfaces better. Pick single grouser for production pushing, multi-grouser for grading, material handling, and work on firm or finished ground.
Often, yes. Regrousering, which means welding new grouser bar onto worn shoes, can be done multiple times on a structurally sound shoe and costs significantly less than full replacement. It only makes sense if the shoe plates aren’t bent, cracked, or thinned, and the labor cost is comparable to the replacement labor cost.
EquipXR’s quality aftermarket shoes are manufactured from heat-treated, wear-resistant steel to meet or exceed the OEM specifications. They are designed to match the machine application, and they’re available in the same duty classes, from standard through extreme service. The practical differences are price and availability, not service life or quality. The track shoes we supply are sourced from manufacturers we’ve vetted and stand behind.
Yes. Shoes bolt to the chain links and are replaced all the time independently. That’s the point of a bolted shoe. Just inspect the chain while the shoes are off: if pins, bushings, or links are at or near their wear limits, it’s usually cheaper to address them in the same repair than to have to pull the track apart twice. Always install new bolts and nuts with new shoes to prevent improper wear issues.
Two reliable ways: give us the OEM part number off your current shoes or parts invoice, or give us your machine’s model and serial number. Shoe specs can change between serial ranges on the same model, so the serial number is the safest single piece of information. We confirm pitch, bolt pattern, and width before anything ships.
Related Dozer Track Parts
Shoes wear as part of the complete dozer track system, so the parts they bolt to and run against are worth checking whenever the shoes come off. Dozer track chains and links determine whether new shoes seat properly, since a stretched chain won’t carry fresh shoes right. Dozer sprockets and segments wear together with the bushings, and worn rollers or idlers show up as flat spots and leaks. Track adjusters and tensioners set the tension that drives wear across all of it. We stock every one of these parts. See our dozer track parts and dozer undercarriage parts pages, or ask for a full undercarriage quote with your shoe order, and we’ll price the whole job at once.
Why Order Steel Track Shoes from EquipXR
Deep Stock in Common Configurations
Single grouser, multi-grouser, LGP, and rubber pad configurations in the widths dozer fleets actually run, in stock and ready to ship, not built to order.
Fit Confirmed Before It Ships
Every order is checked against your OEM part number or machine serial number by a parts specialist. If something doesn’t cross-reference cleanly, we call you before we ship.
OEM-Equivalent Quality
Heat-treated, wear-resistant steel built to meet or exceed OEM specs, without dealer pricing. The savings per shoe multiply fast when you have 36+ shoes per machine.
Fast Quotes, Fast Shipping
Same-day quotes on most requests and quick turnaround on in-stock parts, because a down dozer isn’t earning.
Get The Track Shoe Parts Your Construction Equipment Needs
Send your machine model and serial number, your OEM part number, or a description of the parts you need, and we’ll come back with the right shoe spec and an affordable price, usually the same day. Call us or use the quote form on our website to get started.