Machinery tires and tracks are core wearable parts contacting the ground directly. Their material, pattern, thickness and structure determine walking stability, skid resistance and service life. Many overseas buyers only focus on host performance and choose universal tires and tracks randomly, causing excessive wear, slipping and deviation on sandy, muddy and rocky sites. Large-pattern anti-slip tires are suitable for soft sandy sites to reduce sinking and slipping; thickened wear-resistant tracks fit rocky and hard ground for impact and crack resistance; deep-pattern tracks adapt to muddy farmland for better grip. Matching exclusive walking accessories according to terminal working conditions reduces wear rate and replacement costs, while improving equipment trafficability and operation safety in complex scenarios.