Mitas introduces Mitrak, a range of rubber tracks for modern agricultural machinery. Developed to withstand demanding field conditions, the Mitrak track tire combines strength, advanced materials, and soil-friendly performance.

“With Mitrak, we open a new chapter for Mitas, entering the agricultural rubber track segment for the first time and taking a decisive step in the evolution of our brand. This step reflects our ambition to offer a complete portfolio, capable of supporting every application and every field condition,” said Roberta D’Agnano, Global Marketing Director Mitas at Yokohama TWS.

Mitrak rubber tracks are engineered for long service life and built around a strong internal structure that delivers uniform strength across the entire track. Designed to handle heavy loads and demanding field conditions, the Mitrak track tire provides consistent performance and dependable operation, even under tough operating conditions.

Durability is further enhanced by a special tread compound designed to withstand wear, cuts and everyday challenges in the field, helping to preserve performance throughout the track’s service life. To maximize stability and performance, the Mitrak features a reinforced track body designed to improve overall balance, distribute stresses evenly and ensure smooth, reliable operation across the entire contact area.

Above all, Mitrak is engineered with soil care in mind. Low ground pressure and optimized flotation reduce soil compaction, improve traction, thus increasing productivity in the field. This allows operators to cover more ground efficiently while safeguarding soil structure, an essential factor for sustainable agriculture.

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