Polaris Ranger Fullsize Xp 900 Rear Roll Cage And Spare Tire Carrier on 2040-parts.com
Lewiston, Idaho, United States
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Polaris Ranger Fullsize Spare Tire Carrier
Will fit: Ranger Midsize 570 : 2015+ Ranger Fullsize 570 : 2015 Ranger Fullsize 570 XP : 2016+ Ranger Fullsize 570 XP Crew : 2016+ Ranger Fullsize 570-6 XP Crew : 2016+ Ranger XP 900 : 2013+ Ranger XP 900 Crew : 2014+ Ranger XP 900-6 Crew : 2014+ Ranger 1000 Diesel : 2015+ Ranger 1000 Diesel : 2015+ Crew Ranger EV : 2015+ Ranger ETX : 2015+ Why We Make It Don’t risk riding without a spare! SuperATV’s Ranger 900 spare tire carrier is the perfect addition to give you peace of mind while cruising the trails. This single piece design mounts directly to our Ranger rear cage support (included) and can carry up to a 36” tire. Utilizing our slip-resistant clamps, there is no need to worry about rattle or movement from the carrier while riding. Key Features
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