Polaris Rzr Xp 900 Heavy Duty Rear Tow Hook, Chassis Support on 2040-parts.com
Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, United States
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Heavy duty RZR XP 900 Rear tow hook. Made from 3/16th plate with a 5/8 solid round bar that has been welded onto the plate and is extremely strong. The plate ties together all four radius rod mounting points as well as two extra points on the chassis for a great improvement to the factory rear mounting system which has been known to fail. The tow hook plate will work with almost all available rear bumpers. This kit also allows easy access to your rear differential drain plug
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