Tactical maneuvering under road conditions. Most tractors and harvesters use tracks, and logistics transportation is mainly wheeled. However, tracked vehicles are not as flexible as wheeled vehicles, and track pins connect the various track plates to form track chains. The two ends of the track plate have holes that mesh with the driving wheel, and there are guiding teeth in the middle to align the track and prevent it from falling off when the tank turns or tilts. There are reinforced anti slip ribs (referred to as patterns) on the side in contact with the ground to improve the firmness of the track plate and the adhesion between the track and the ground. The working conditions of the track are harsh, and it must have sufficient strength and rigidity, good wear resistance requirements, light weight to reduce metal consumption, and reduce dynamic loads during track operation. The track and ground must have good adhesion performance to ensure sufficient traction, and consideration should also be given to reducing driving and steering resistance.