Can-Am Defender Track Systems
Track systems built for Defender HD5, HD8, HD10, and MAX models.
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HD4
$12,749
WSS4
$5,995
X4S
$5,049
4S1
$6,599
ENDUR
$12,999
Why Put Tracks on a Can-Am Defender?
Purpose-built for work
The Defender's chassis was designed to handle heavy loads — tracks fit that mission perfectly.
Power to spare
HD10 and HD11 models have more than enough power for any track system on the market.
Unmatched traction
Lockable rear differential combined with tracks gives you traction nothing else can match.
Which One Should You Run?
How CanAm Defender Owners Use Tracks
Commercial Property Maintenance
Keep commercial properties accessible and maintained in all seasons.
Snow Plowing Operations
Plow driveways, lots, and roads with a machine that won't get stuck.
Remote Job Site Access
Haul tools and materials to remote job sites through terrain that stops trucks.
Running Tracks in Snow
Tracks give your Defender traction and control in deep snow. Pair with a plow for a full winter setup.
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CanAm Defender with track systems
Kimpex COMMANDER HD4 - Ultimate Heavy-Duty Track System
Built for remote locations
Switching Machines?
Upgrading from an HD8 to an HD10? Your tracks transfer over — you may only need a sprocket kit.
Will These Fit Your Defender?
Fits most:
Defender HD5
Defender HD8
Defender HD10
Defender HD11
Defender MAX
CanAm Defender Track FAQs
The HD10 is the better platform for tracks. It has the power and cooling capacity to handle the additional load without strain. The HD5 will run tracks, but you'll notice it working harder — especially in deep snow or steep terrain.
Yes, but with some limitations. Tracks reduce your top speed to around 25-30 mph, so you won't be towing on highways. For short-distance towing around a property or job site, it works fine. Just stay within the track system's weight rating.
Most track systems fit both the standard and MAX models with the same kit. The MAX's longer wheelbase actually improves track stability. Check the fitment guide for your specific year and model to confirm.
Expect a top speed of around 25-30 mph on tracks versus 40+ on tires. Acceleration is slower too. But where tracks shine is terrain where tires literally can't go — deep snow, mud, and soft ground where speed doesn't matter because forward motion does.
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Maintenance Tip
The Defender's lockable diff is a track owner's best friend in deep snow — but unlock it on hard surfaces to prevent drivetrain binding.