Polaris Sportsman Track Systems
Track systems for Sportsman 450, 570, and 850 models.
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WS4
$4,845
X4S
$5,049
T4S
$4,599
Why Put Tracks on a Polaris Sportsman?
Suspension Built for It
Independent suspension handles track weight well, giving you a smooth ride without overloading the chassis.
A Setup for Every Budget
Wide model range from 450 to 1000cc means there's a track setup that matches your Sportsman and your wallet.
Proven Platform
More fitment data exists for the Sportsman than any other ATV, so you know exactly what works before you buy.
Which One Should You Run?
Heavy Duty
How Polaris Sportsman Owners Use Tracks
Property Work & Maintenance
Keep your property accessible year-round. Tracks let your Sportsman handle snow, mud, and soft ground that would stop tires cold.
Winter Trail Riding
Hit the trails after a heavy snowfall. Tracks float on top of deep snow where tires just dig in and spin.
Hunting Access
Get to remote hunting spots that are otherwise snowbound or swamped out. Tracks take you where truck trails end.
Running Tracks in Snow
Tracks give your Sportsman traction in snow that tires can't match.
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Polaris Sportsman with track systems
How to Install Your Camso Track System
ATV Track Safety: Essential Pre-Ride Checks for Hub Bolts & Sprockets
Switching Machines?
Moving your tracks from an older Sportsman to a new one? Transfer kits start at $600.
Will These Fit Your Sportsman?
Fits most:
Sportsman 450
Sportsman 570
Sportsman 850
Sportsman XP 1000
Polaris Sportsman Track FAQs
The Sportsman 450, 570, 850, and XP 1000 all have track system options from Camso and Kimpex. The exact kit depends on your model year and whether you have independent rear suspension (IRS). Call us if you're not sure which setup fits your specific machine.
Yes, and it actually works better than tires in many cases. Tracks give you more traction pushing heavy snow, and you won't dig ruts in your driveway. Just make sure your plow setup doesn't interfere with the front track frames.
No permanent modifications are needed. Track systems bolt on using your existing suspension mounting points. You will need to remove your wheels, but the process is fully reversible if you ever want to go back to tires.
Also popular with track owners
Maintenance Tip
Check your Sportsman's a-arm bolts after the first 2 hours of riding on new tracks — they can loosen during break-in.