Tracks, tires, lubricants, and additives might not be the most exciting category, but this stuff is absolutely essential for keeping your farm equipment running properly. Skimping on tires or using the wrong lubricants is a false economy that can cost you way more in the long run through breakdowns, reduced performance, and shorter equipment life.
Tires are a big expense on any farm. Tractor tires, combine tires, truck tires, implement tires — there’s always something that needs replacing. Choosing the right tire for the job matters more than most people think. Radial vs. bias, tread pattern, load ratings, and tire pressure all affect traction, compaction, fuel efficiency, and wear. Running the right pressure alone can make a noticeable difference in how your tractor performs in the field and how much you’re compacting your soil.
Track systems are getting more popular, both as factory options on new equipment and as aftermarket conversions. Tracks spread the weight over a larger area, which reduces soil compaction and gives you better traction in wet conditions. They’re definitely not cheap, but for big heavy equipment the benefits can be worth it, especially if you’re dealing with soft ground or trying to get on fields early in the spring.
Lubricants and oils are something every farm goes through in huge quantities. Engine oil, hydraulic fluid, gear oil, grease — using the right products and changing them at the proper intervals is basic maintenance that keeps your equipment running longer. A lot of farmers buy in bulk to save money, which is smart if you’ve got proper storage for it.
Fuel additives, coolant, DEF fluid, and other chemicals for equipment maintenance are also in this category. Keeping on top of these things prevents expensive repairs down the road.
The companies listed here provide tires, tracks, lubricants, and related products for farm equipment. Worth keeping their contact info handy.
Answers for farmers comparing tracks, tires, lubricants & additives suppliers and dealers on FarmPages.
The Tires & Wheels subcategory lists ag tire and wheel dealers across Canada. Use the map view to find the nearest supplier and filter by province.
The Track Systems subcategory lists rubber-track and conversion suppliers serving Prairie farms. Browse the listings and contact suppliers directly.
Yes. See the Fuel Tanks & Trailers and Lubricants & Additives subcategories for suppliers of farm-grade oils, additives and on-farm fuel storage.
Many listed tire and track dealers provide mobile fitting and on-farm service. Check each listing for coverage and contact details.
