From September 2026, Camso agricultural tracks are sold under a new name: MICHELIN BIBTRACK. The track itself has not changed. It is the same design and manufacturing, with the same warranty. What changes is only the brand on the sidewall and the individual product names. Here is what the change means for farmers, and where TKV stands as the key Australian-wide dealer of the Camso (now Michelin Bibtrack) agricultural rubber tracks.
Where TKV stands
TKV is Australia’s exclusive authorised distributor of the full range of Michelin agricultural rubber tracks, as we are for Camso. TKV is the independent supplier, whatever colour your machine is. We supply and fit friction drive and positive drive tracks for Case IH, John Deere, New Holland, CAT Challenger, Fendt and Versatile tractors and harvesters, we hold stock in our branches around the country, and we stock the drive wheels, idlers and mid-rollers that go with them.
That relationship is not new. Camso agricultural rubber tracks have been at the centre of what TKV supplies to Australian farmers for years, from general tillage and row crop tracks through to the heavy scraper tracks, along with the undercarriage they run on. We back this change. Putting the Michelin name on tracks we have stood behind for years makes sense to us, and we will keep investing in the stock, the people and service to support the Michelin range here in Australia.
Since December 2025 TKV has been part of Astrak Group, which adds global supply-chain scale behind the stock we hold in Australia. The team, the phone number and the service you deal with are the same.
What is changing
Camso agricultural tracks become MICHELIN BIBTRACK, starting September 2026. The Michelin logo and the new product name appear on the sidewall, and other rubber parts such as mid-rollers carry the Michelin brand where the size of the part allows.
Camso’s CTS and TTS track systems and wheels follow in early 2027, under the Michelin brand and with their existing model names.
The change covers agricultural tracks and systems only.
What stays the same
Product design, manufacturing standards, in-field performance and warranty are all unchanged, and so is the sales and technical support behind them. Most part numbers carry over as they are. Where a number does change, we will cross-reference it for you when you order.
The changeover is gradual, so for a while you will see both Camso and Michelin branded tracks on the shelf and on machines. They are the same track. If you have Camso tracks in the shed or on order, run them as normal and keep ordering them. There is no reason to wait for the new name.
The new names
The Camso model numbers give way to two Michelin Bibtrack families. This is the equivalence Michelin has published for the range TKV stocks and supplies in Australia:
| Camso name | Michelin name | From |
|---|---|---|
| CAMSO AG 6500 | MICHELIN Bibtrack 250 | September 2026 |
| CAMSO SCR 6500 | MICHELIN Bibtrack 250 SCR | September 2026 |
| CAMSO AG 5500 | MICHELIN Bibtrack 250 | September 2026 |
| CAMSO AG 4500 | MICHELIN Bibtrack 150 | September 2026 |
| CAMSO RD 4500 | MICHELIN Bibtrack 150 RD | September 2026 |
| CAMSO AG 3500 | MICHELIN Bibtrack 150 | September 2026 |
| CAMSO CTS and TTS track systems | MICHELIN CTS and TTS, same model names | Early 2027 |
The Bib in Bibtrack ties the tracks to Michelin’s agricultural tyre families, AGRIBIB, AXIOBIB, YIELDBIB and EVOBIB, so the whole agricultural range now sits under one name.
Why Michelin is doing this
Camso has been part of Michelin since 2018. Bringing the tracks under the Michelin name puts tyres, tracks, track systems and wheels into a single agricultural range, and it puts one of the most recognised names in the industry on tracks that most of the world’s tracked tractor and harvester makers already fit at the factory. Michelin describes the move as a long-term commitment to agriculture and to the people who work in it. You can read Michelin’s announcement in full.
Buying tracks before harvest
If you have a set of tracks to change on a tractor or harvester before harvest, do not hold off for the new branding. Order on the Camso name or the Michelin name, whichever is on the shelf. It is the same track, the same fit and the same warranty. Michelin’s updated operational guidelines and warranty certificates are available from us on request.
Call 1300 65 11 43, use Find Parts to check what suits your machine, or get in touch for a quote, and we will confirm fit and stock for you.
