Polaris Ranger Track Systems
Track systems that actually work on Ranger 570, 1000, and Crew 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 Polaris Ranger?
The most proven platform
Most popular UTV platform in North America — more real-world fitment data than any other.
Crew and single-cab ready
Crew and single-cab models both work equally well with tracks.
Engine built for the load
ProStar engine is designed for sustained load — exactly what tracks demand.
Which One Should You Run?
How Polaris Ranger Owners Use Tracks
Ranch & Property Work
Hauling heavy loads through snow on ranches and large properties.
Winter Plowing
Pair with a plow for a full commercial snow-clearing setup.
Hunting Camp Access
Get a crew and all your gear into hunting camp through deep snow.
Running Tracks in Snow
Tracks give you traction and control you won't get with tires. Pair with a plow for a full winter setup.
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Polaris Ranger with track systems
ATV Tracks Comparison Polaris Prospector Pro VS Camso 4S1
Go further in deep snow - Camso UTV 4S1
Switching Machines?
Trading your Ranger for a newer model? Transfer your existing tracks for $600-$1,500 instead of buying new.
Polaris Ranger Track FAQs
The 1000 handles tracks better in every way — more power, stronger drivetrain, and better cooling. The 570 works but you'll feel the limits in deep snow or when hauling heavy loads. If you're buying a Ranger specifically for tracks, go with the 1000.
Yes. The Ranger Crew uses the same mounting points as the standard Ranger. The extra length actually helps with stability on tracks. Just keep in mind the added passenger weight when you're loading up.
Heavy-duty systems like the Camso Endur and Kimpex HD4 are built for commercial use — plowing, hauling, daily abuse. All-around systems like the Camso 4S1 and Kimpex WSS4 handle most property and recreational use at a lower price point. If you're plowing for a living, go heavy-duty.
Polaris won't void your entire warranty just because you installed tracks. However, any drivetrain damage directly caused by tracks won't be covered. In practice, most dealers are reasonable about this — especially if you're running a name-brand system and maintaining it properly.
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Maintenance Tip
Rangers with EPS — check your power steering fluid level after installing tracks. The added steering effort increases demand on the system.