Honda Rancher Track Systems
Track systems for the Honda Rancher 420.
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WS4
$4,845
T4S
$4,599
X4S
$5,049
Why Put Tracks on a Honda Rancher?
Works with Both Transmissions
Both DCT automatic and manual shift transmissions work with tracks, so you don't have to worry about compatibility.
Nimble Even on Tracks
The Rancher's compact frame means it stays agile and maneuverable even with a full track system installed.
Honda Reliability
Honda's legendary reliability means less worry about drivetrain stress from the added load of tracks.
Which One Should You Run?
Heavy Duty
How Honda Rancher Owners Use Tracks
Small Property Snow Clearing
Clear driveways, paths, and access roads on smaller properties. Tracks keep you moving without chewing up the ground underneath.
Soft Terrain Trail Riding
Ride through soft, muddy, or sandy terrain where tires dig in and get stuck. Tracks float across surfaces that stop other machines.
Budget-Friendly First Track Setup
The Rancher is one of the most affordable ATVs to put on tracks. Lower machine cost means more of your budget goes toward the track system itself.
See It in Action
Honda Rancher with track systems
Kimpex Commander WS4 Install on an ATV
How To Adjust Your Track Tension
Switching Machines?
Trading your Rancher for something bigger? Keep your tracks — a transfer kit is a fraction of the cost of new tracks.
Honda Rancher Track FAQs
Yes. The DCT (Dual Clutch Transmission) handles tracks just fine. It shifts automatically under load and adapts well to the different resistance profile of tracks versus tires. No modifications or special settings needed.
It is for most use cases. The 420cc engine handles flat and moderate terrain on tracks without issue. You'll feel the difference on steep hills or in very deep snow compared to a bigger machine, but for property work and trail riding it gets the job done.
Yes, many Rancher owners run a plow with tracks. The combination actually works well — tracks give you the traction to push snow that tires can't. Just be aware of total weight on the front end and check your plow mount clearance with the track frames.
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Maintenance Tip
The Rancher's lower power output means track tension matters more — check it before every ride to avoid excess drivetrain wear.