Definition of Wheeled Tractor

Feb 02, 2026

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A wheeled tractor is a self-propelled agricultural power machine that uses wheels as its walking device. It is mainly used to tow and drive agricultural machinery to carry out field or road operations such as plowing, sowing, harvesting, and transportation.

 

Main Features
Walking Method: Uses 2 or 4 rubber wheels, classified into two types: two-wheel drive (rear-wheel drive) and four-wheel drive.

 

Applicable Scenarios: Suitable for dry fields, paddy fields (requires paddy tires), orchards, transportation, and various other working environments.

 

Technical Trends: Developing towards high horsepower, intelligence, new energy (such as hybrid power), and continuously variable transmission (CVT).

 

Market Position: Holds an absolutely dominant position in the Chinese agricultural machinery market. In 2024, wheeled tractors accounted for 97.59% of tractors sold in Hubei Province, among which four-wheel drive models accounted for 99.85% of wheeled tractors.

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