Polaris RZR XP 1000 Mud Flaps

$129.95

Polaris RZR XP 1000 Mud Flaps

$129.95

RTAMF-P-RZRXP

SuperATV Brand

RTAMF-P-RZRXP

Description

Don’t Sandblast Your Trailing Arms!

No matter where you ride, your Polaris RZR XP 1000 loves to kick up some serious rooster tails. If you’re not protected, your front tires can blast your rear trailing arms, hubs, and wheels with rocks and sand. You can kiss your pretty paint job goodbye unless you install SuperATV’s Mud Flaps. The lightweight LDPE mud flaps are durable enough to deflect debris, leaving your paint and components intact and preventing corrosion.

Large and In Charge

The tough but flexible LDPE mud flaps mount to your OEM or SuperATV trailing arms with a heavy-duty steel bracket. The bolt-on installation is dead simple and requires no drilling or modification. The 7” by 10 7/8” guard can take on your rooster tail and more without falling apart. Plus, they fold out of the way when sliding over rocks and logs so you don’t get hung up.

Additional information

Fitment Make	polaris
Fitment Model	rzr xp 1000

Polaris RZR XP 1000 : 2014-2023
Polaris RZR XP 4 1000 : 2014-2023

NOTE: Only fits stock arms and RTA-P-RZR1K-001

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Don’t Sandblast Your Trailing Arms! No matter where you ride, your Polaris RZR XP 1000 loves to kick up some serious rooster tails. If you’re not protected, your front tires can blast your rear trailing arms, hubs, and wheels with rocks and sand. You can kiss your pretty paint job goodbye unless you install SuperATV’s Mud Flaps. The lightweight LDPE mud flaps are durable enough to deflect debris, leaving your paint and components intact and preventing corrosion. Large and In Charge The tough but flexible LDPE mud flaps mount to your OEM or SuperATV trailing arms with a heavy-duty steel bracket. The bolt-on installation is dead simple and requires no drilling or modification. The 7” by 10 7/8” guard can take on your rooster tail and more without falling apart. Plus, they fold out of the way when sliding over rocks and logs so you don’t get hung up.

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