Star Trac 4TR

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The $3299 Star Trac 4TR is a light commercial grade treadmill that's an absolute tank, and should have no issue lasting 20+ years for people like you. It comes with the option upgrade to a maintenance-free walking belt to make life that much easier. It's got a heavy duty 3.0 HP DC drive motor & 450 lb weight capacity. The triple-cell cushioning system is great, as it offers both stability & cushioning throughout the entire walking platform.

Hey there, we're a dealer for a few treadmill brands, but our Star Trac 4TR is what you're looking for. It's a light commercial treadmill with a 450 lb weight capacity and the option to upgrade to a lubrication-free running belt at the time of install.

The other item worth mentioning is the 4TR is rated for light commercial use, giving it a 450 lb weight capacity. It's an extremely simple, sturdy treadmill that was designed to just work in any environment. Parts on it are fairly priced and the support system is as good as it gets. It's a sister company to StairMaster, manufactured by Core Health & Fitness, so it's designed to be used and to perform.

I carry the Star Trac 4TR - it doesn't have the AC motor, but I offer a lubrication-free belt upgrade, which would be done at install. It's light commercial grade, designed for hotel & apartment use. It has a 10-year parts and 3-year labor warranty, and your 450 lb weight capacity.

I carry the Star Trac 4TR treadmill, which doesn't have bumpers like most treadmills - it has "triple cell cushioning", which is basically tubular cushions that run the length of the deck on each side. This creates a more stable running platform while eliminating bounce.

I carry the Star Trac 4TR, which is light commercial grade and plenty for a home. It has a 450 lb weight capacity and the option to upgrade to a full commercial lubrication-free running belt.

If you can live without it, the easy recommendation is the Star Trac 4TR, which I carry: It's a light commercial grade model that will easily handle all of your workouts and still last 15+ years. It has a 10 year parts and 3 year labor warranty.