Agricultural tracks move into brand portfolio
Michelin is bringing its agricultural track range under the Michelin name as part of a wider refresh of its Beyond Road business.
From September 2026, agricultural tracks previously marketed under the Camso brand will be sold as Michelin Bibtrack. The change follows Michelin’s sale of the Camso brand to CEAT, completed in September 2025.
The manufacturer says the rebranding does not involve changes to product design, performance or manufacturing processes. Existing agricultural tracks will therefore continue with the same specifications and production arrangements.
The Bibtrack name links the track range with Michelin’s established agricultural tyre portfolio, including Agribib, Axiobib, Multibib, Yieldbib and Evobib.
Michelin says agricultural tracks and systems are an important part of its Beyond Road strategy, providing solutions aimed at traction, load distribution, durability and operation in demanding field conditions.
The conversion track systems (CTS) and trailed track systems (TTS) will also move under the Michelin brand, although their existing product names will be retained.
The wider portfolio restructuring also affects Michelin’s material-handling activities. Industrial wheels and tyres previously sold as Solideal by Camso will become Solideal by Michelin, while the associated maintenance operation will be renamed Solideal On-Site Service by Michelin.
Michelin says the changes are intended to make its off-road product portfolio easier for customers and equipment manufacturers to navigate while maintaining continuity of supply and service.
The company retained its agricultural tracks and systems when the Camso brand was sold to CEAT, alongside its material-handling and powersports activities.
Michelin says the revised portfolio supports its ambition to become a major player in off-road mobility, combining tyre and track technologies with its expertise in composite polymer materials.
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