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Tracks
Fully unleash your Polaris RZR's full potential with these exclusive track systems, engineered for any terrain, anytime!
Our premier collection includes rubber and steel tracks designed for unmatched durability and performance, whether on soft or hard surfaces. From mud and snow to fields and sand, we have the perfect tracks for your needs.
We also offer essential parts like drive sprockets, mounting kits, and tensioning systems. Transform your Polaris RZR into an all-terrain tank with our top-of-the-line tracks category!
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What to Look Out for When Buying Polaris RZR Tracks?
Track Material Options (Construction)
Polaris RZR owners have a variety of track material options, each with unique advantages and considerations. Let’s go over the most popular ones!
Rubber Tracks
Polaris RZR rubber tracks are perfect for general off-roading since they offer a smoother, quieter ride and are less damaging to different surfaces, making them versatile for mixed terrains.
Composite Tracks
Composite tracks combine the smoothness of rubber with the durability of hard plastics and metals.
These Polaris RZR tracks perform well on various terrains, balancing performance and longevity, though they come at a higher cost.
Steel Tracks
Steel tracks are designed for extreme conditions, providing strength and endurance on softer surfaces.
However, they are not recommended for hard surfaces due to potential damage and increased noise.
Load Capacity and Weight Impact
Make sure the tracks can fully support the Polaris RZR's weight, including any additional cargo you add.
Consider how the added weight affects fuel efficiency and handling, especially if you plan further modifications.
Tracks will affect the vehicle's agility, so weigh the benefits against potential trade-offs.
Surface Area, Floatation, and Traction
Tracks with a larger surface area distribute the Polaris RZR's weight more evenly, crucial for navigating deep snow or mud to prevent sinking.
This principle, known as floatation, is similar to that used in skis and snowboards. For less extreme conditions, narrower tracks may offer better maneuverability and reduced weight.
Maintenance, Installation
Regular maintenance is essential to extend the lifespan of any track system you decide to go with.
This includes cleaning after use, especially in muddy or sandy conditions, and regular lubrication.
Understand the specific maintenance requirements for the Polaris RZR tracks you choose to ensure they fit your upkeep capabilities.
Some tracks may need adapters or modifications for installation. Check owner’s manuals and online forums before buying. Easy-to-install systems can save time and effort.
Comfort, Storage
Tracks can also affect the ride experience, including noise and comfort levels. Rubber or composite tracks are generally quieter than steel ones. Consider your preferences for ride comfort and noise level.
Properly storing your Polaris RZR tracks when not in use is crucial for longevity. This practice minimizes wear and ensures the tracks remain in good condition for future adventures!
