Yamaha Wolverine Track Systems
Track systems that fit Wolverine RMAX2 and RMAX4 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 Yamaha Wolverine?
Plenty of power
RMAX models deliver 999cc of power — more than enough for any track system on the market.
Responsive handling
Sport-tuned suspension translates to responsive, predictable handling on tracks.
Compact trail access
Compact enough for tight mountain trails where larger UTVs can't go.
Which One Should You Run?
All-Around
What most Wolverine owners run. Reliable performance in all conditions.
How Yamaha Wolverine Owners Use Tracks
Mountain Trail Access
Get through deep snow on mountain trails that larger UTVs can't navigate.
Sport & Utility Mix
Fun on the weekend, functional during the week — tracks make both better.
Backcountry Hunting
Nimble access to tight hunting spots with a machine that handles like a sport UTV.
Running Tracks in Snow
Tracks give your Wolverine the grip it needs in snow and ice.
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Yamaha Wolverine with track systems
Built for hunting - Camso UTV track systems
Built for bear hunting
Switching Machines?
Wolverine X2 to RMAX2 upgrade? Your tracks can come along — transfer kits adapt the mounting.
Will These Fit Your Wolverine?
Fits most:
Wolverine RMAX2 1000
Wolverine RMAX4 1000
Wolverine X2
Wolverine X4
Yamaha Wolverine Track FAQs
The RMAX2 is lighter and more agile on tracks, which matters on tight trails. The RMAX4 has a longer wheelbase that adds stability but reduces maneuverability. If you're riding solo or with one passenger, the RMAX2 is the better track platform.
You can ride with confidence, but tracks change the handling dynamics. Cornering is wider, speed is lower, and you'll feel the extra weight. Think of it as controlled capability rather than aggressive sport riding. The Wolverine's suspension helps, but it's a different experience than tires.
The RMAX2 is significantly better with tracks. More power, better cooling, and a stronger drivetrain. The X2 works but the older platform shows its age under the sustained load tracks put on the machine.
Yes — tracks raise the center of gravity slightly and add about 200-300 lbs depending on the system. The Wolverine's sport suspension handles this well, but you'll want to take corners a bit slower than you would on tires, especially on uneven terrain.
Also popular with track owners
Maintenance Tip
The Wolverine's sport suspension has shorter travel than work UTVs — run slightly looser track tension to compensate for reduced articulation.