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Wheels & Tires WHEELS & TIRES EXCLUSIVELY AT POLARIS® AUTHORIZED DEALERS OR Polaris.com/ProArmor YouTube® is a registered trademark of Google Inc. Method Race Wheels® is a registered trademark of Custom Wheel House, LLC. Unless noted, trademarks are the property of Polaris® Industries Inc. Pro Armor® is a registered trademark of Polaris® Industries Inc. Prices and availability are subject to change at any moment. Copyright © 2017 Polaris® Industries. All rights reserved. ® PN: 9930444 EXCLUSIVELY AT POLARIS AUTHORIZED DEALERS OR Polaris.com/ProArmor HOW TO SHOP TABLE OF CONTENTS ® PRO ARMOR PRO ARMOR® TIRE 2 BEADLOCK RINGS 13 WHEELS & TIRES CONSTRUCTION PG 4 PRO ARMOR® WHEELS • Tread patterns optimized for extreme traction 1. PICK A TIRE BASED ON TERRAIN SPECIFIC TIRES 14" WHEELS 14 • Ideal for both hard pack and loose trail WHERE YOU RIDE TRAIL 4 15" WHEELS 15 ROCK/DESERT 6 • Specific tires for specific terrains MUD 8 WHEEL & TIRE SETS 16 and riding styles DUNES 9 4 WHEELS & 4 TIRES ASSEMBLED UTILITY 10 LUGS & CAPS 20 SNOW 12 PG 6 2. PICK A STYLE OF WHEEL THAT FITS YOUR TIRE • Flexible “grippy” tread • Aggressive side bite • 14" and 15" options READING THE CHARTS Wheel Tire Tire Wheel Diameter Height Width Diameter TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD 3. ORDER DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING • Independently 15" 28" × 10" R15 $ 99 32 lbs 1,140 lbs PG 6 5416346 • 194 • As a complete, preassembled FRONT/REAR 20mm 8 3 • Provides traction and durability set of 4 tires and 4 wheels 30" × 10" R14 14" 39 lbs 1,280 lbs • Built to perform in hard sand, jagged rocks 5415616 • $219 99 or any other extreme terrain 4. ADD LUG NUTS 12" Part Price Front and/or A deeper A lighter tire Indicates the Sidewall belts Tires with Number Rear Tire tread means makes for overall load increase your higher load more grip improved capability of resistance to ratings can and cleaner vehicle the tire sidewall handle more performance performance punctures weight PG 8 • Extra deep treads UNDERSTANDING PLY RATING • Self-cleaning lugs Purposely built for terrain-specific applications. PLY RATING 2 4 6 8 10 8 = PG 9 Pro Armor® Whiteout & Sand Most Stock Tires Pro Armor® Tires • Paddles provide traction and for softer float in specific terrains durability in soft sand • Built to float on top of sand VEHICLE FITMENT Reference pages 16-21 to see specific fitment for Polaris® Off-Road Vehicles. PG 10 • Industry leading anti-puncture side walls • Purpose-built, long lasting tread patterns Pg 16 Pg 18 Pg 18 Pg 20 Pg 20 PG 12 • Handles extreme cold • Holds shape and provides traction EXCLUSIVELY AT POLARIS® AUTHORIZED DEALERS OR Polaris.com/ProArmor ® TIRES Each wheel and tire Pro Armor® designs for off-road vehicles performs perfectly in the intended environment for its intended use. Developed, tested, and produced in partnership so you can tackle the terrain ahead with Polaris®. TRIPLE–BELTED SIDEWALLS • Sidewalls are the most vulnerable puncture area of any off-road tire • Pro Armor® makes tires with extra protection 8 OR 10-PLY exactly where it’s needed most – the sidewall RATED • The results speak for themselves • Pro Armor® builds the toughest tires Independently tested the TEST AREAS sidewall puncture force vs. • Higher ply ratings mean added protection STANDARD TREAD TEST the competition at Smithers Rapra (smithers.com). 1 PRO ARMOR® 347 LBS 2 ATTACK 3 ® MAXXIS 162 LBS BIGHORN 2.0 MAXXIS® 150 LBS BIGHORN NEW SIDEWALL TEST INNOVATION STANDARD BEAD TEST DUAL DUROMETER LUGS (Crawler XG & Attack 2.0) TORTURE–TESTED TOUGH SIDEWALLS • Firm durometer rubber on base of lug for stability • Soft durometer rubber on top of lug for sticky grip DUAL COMPOUND TREAD 3,000+ (Dual-Threat) • Firm durometer rubber on center MILE RATED of tread for long wear life Pile on the miles with Pro Armor® tires. Every • Soft durometer rubber on shoulders tire is designed and constructed with longevity of tread for superior grip in mind. With ratings of 3,000 miles and beyond, you are assured long life and performance. TIRE: DUAL–THREAT WHEEL: BUCKLE ACCENT 2 Exclusively at Polaris® Authorized Dealers or Polaris.com/ProArmor 3 TRAIL PRO ARMOR® DUAL-THREAT PRO ARMOR® ATTACK 2.0 • Dual-compound technology and radial • Engineered for excellent hard-pack performance construction offer performance in all terrains • Dual-compound technology and radial • Softer durometer rubber on outer edge for construction offer performance in all terrains overall superior grip and feel • Tight thread pattern for quieter ride • Harder durometer rubber in the middle for increased traction during acceleration and longer tread life TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD 28" × 10" R15 DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING 15" 32 lbs 1,110 lbs 5416344 • $224 99 US • $254 99 CAN FRONT/ 25mm 10 3 14" 26" × 9" R14 FRONT REAR $ 99 $ 99 27 lbs 910 lbs 30" × 10" R15 5416340 • 159 US • 209 CAN 15" 38 lbs 1,235 lbs 5416345 • $194 99 US • $289 99 CAN 26" × 11" R14 14" REAR 30 lbs 1,110 lbs 5416341 • $169 99 US • $219 99 CAN 16mm 10 3 29" × 9" R14 14" FRONT 30 lbs 1,110 lbs 5416342 • $199 99 US • $259 99 CAN 29" × 11" R14 14" REAR 35 lbs 1,320 lbs 5416343 • $209 99 US • $269 99 CAN ATTACK 2.0 VS. ATTACK DUAL-COMPOUND = • Tighter Tread Pattern = MORE GRIP + LONGER LIFE Better traction in hard pack Firmer Durometer Softer Durometer Rubber = Longer Life Rubber = More Grip • Dual-Durometer Lug = Increased grip & traction in rough terrain, smoother ride in all terrain • 10-Ply Rated = Increased durability • Larger Size Offering in 28" = More ground Image from No Respect Racer Anthony Yount clearance & trail traction “OVERLY IMPRESSIVE WITH THE SIDE BITE WHEN WE GOT INTO THE TIGHT PARTS OF THE TRAIL. TIRE: ATTACK 2.0 WHEEL: HEXLR ACCENT WATCH VIDEO HAD CONSTANT TRACTION THROUGH THE ENTIRE TESTIMONIALS: TIME WE WERE THERE. YOU COULD TELL THE TIRES SEARCH: PRO ARMOR DUAL-THREAT WERE A GOOD ACCENT TO THE SUSPENSION.” - Jeff Parker, Columbia, Missouri PRO ARMOR® ATTACK • The best all-purpose tire for all-season traction in any terrain PRO ARMOR® HAMMER • Unique, full–face tread design • Harder durometer lugs promote extended wear, • Tame the roughest trail and high desert increasing tire life conditions with this multi–terrain tire • Wider spaced lugs provide more grip in softer terrain • High–durometer compound withstands high temperatures and abusive environments TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD 26" × 9" R14 DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING 14" FRONT 28 lbs 910 lbs 5415613 • $139 99 US • $179 99 CAN 30" × 9.5" R15 FRONT/ 23mm 8 3 15" 20mm 36 lbs 8 3 1,320 lbs 26" × 11" R14 5415615 • $209 99 US • $269 99 CAN REAR 14" REAR 32 lbs 1,320 lbs 5415614 • $149 99 US • $194 99 CAN 4 Exclusively at Polaris® Authorized Dealers or Polaris.com/ProArmor 5 CRAWLERS WHY CHOOSE PRO ARMOR® CRAWLER XG • Big or small, these tires crawl them all CRAWLERS? • A soft, sticky compound makes this tire ideal for both rock crawling and desert running • 8–ply, triple–belted ballistic sidewalls resist punctures TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING 30" × 10" R14 14" 39 lbs 1,280 lbs FLAT TREAD PROFILE 5415616 • $219 99 US • $284 99 CAN Makes steering more predictable 14" 32" × 10" R14 $ 99 $ 99 41 lbs 1,420 lbs 5416113 • 239 US • 309 CAN FRONT/ 20mm 8 3 28" × 10" R15 REAR 15" 32 lbs 1,140 lbs 5416346 • $194 99 US • $254 99 CAN 30" × 10" R15 15" 40 lbs 1,280 lbs 5416397 • $224 99 US • $289 99 CAN DEEP SQUARE TREAD Extra grip in all terrains LARGE EXTENDED SIDE BITES WHAT CRAWLER ARE YOU? For cornering & added traction in extreme terrain XR XG SINGLE DUROMETER DUAL-DUROMETER REINFORCED BEAD • Smaller lug height and single durometer • Taller lug height and Stronger seal for gives this high-speed tire added rigidity dual-durometer construction low pressure riding and lateral stability when cornering TREAD SPACING • Perfect balance between high-speed Optimized for • Unique lug design excels in hard-packed, performance, durability and flex in maximum grip fast terrain order to grip slick rock PRO ARMOR® CRAWLER XR • Wanna race? This tire grips it all, from the trail to the rocks • Square block profile for even surface contact • A tougher durometer than the XG to take on the toughest the trail has to offer “THESE TIRES WERE FLAWLESS. AT HIGH SPEEDS THE CRAWLER XG RUNS TRUE AND FEELS LIKE TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD A Z RATED SPORTS CAR TIRE. IN THE ROCKS, DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING THESE TIRES LIVE UP TO THEIR NAME. CLIMBING 14" 28" × 10" R14 $ 99 $ 99 32 lbs 1,140 lbs LIKE A MOUNTAIN GOAT WITH RUBBER HOOFS.” 5415536 • 189 US • 249 CAN FRONT/ REAR 16mm 8 3 ® 32" × 10" R15 - RZRLife.com on testing Pro Armor Crawler XG’s at King Of Hammers 15" 39 lbs 1,390 lbs 5416114 • $239 99 US • $309 99 CAN 6 Exclusively at Polaris® Authorized Dealers or Polaris.com/ProArmor 7 MUD DUNES PRO ARMOR® ANARCHY PRO ARMOR® SAND • Take on any mud pit with the Mud Master • 30" and 16 paddles optimized to carve up the biggest dunes • Ultra deep lugs for maximum mud traction • 16 paddles directly deliver the HP to the sand • Deep, evenly spaced out lugs help channel for high–performance dune riding the muck out so you can keep going • Unique 3–tiered front tire design delivers hard–turning bite and straight–line tracking TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING • Lightweight and flexible sidewalls ensure full contact with the sand in the rear 29.5" × 9" R14 FRONT/ 14" 52mm 40 lbs 8 3 1,170 lbs 5415535 • $249 99 US • $324 99 CAN REAR TREAD TIRE PLY SIDEWALL LOAD DEPTH WEIGHT RATING BELTS RATING 30" × 11" R14 14" FRONT 12.8mm 30 lbs 8 1,205 lbs 5415251 • $149 99 US • $194 99 CAN 2 30" × 14" R14 FRONT REAR 14" REAR 31mm 26 lbs 4 1,100 lbs 5415252 • $179 99 US • $234 99 CAN Use 16 Paddle Sand Wheel for 16 RZR® Turbo & PADDLES XP 1000 VS.
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