Installed these on my machine today.
30x11-14 Gorilla Silverbacks on the stock 14x6 ITP SS312 wheels

I'm a big fan of the skinny wide setup, especially on a machine as big as this 1000r Outlander XMR.
I searched for pics of rigs with s/w 'backs and found a few guys running them on 14x7 or 14x8 rims.
Just wanted to prove they fit in case anyone else is thinking of upgrading.
The 11's cost me $347 from Mud Throwers and I had them in 2 days.

I can't wait for spring so I can test them! :th_smiliecold:

Pics from left to right:
30x11 vs 30x9 (both are unmounted)
30x11 20psi vs 30x9 7psi (both are mounted)
last 3 pics are 30x11 at 7psi

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I have a 2016 Polaris Sportsman and am having some really weird problems with it. In mid December, the battery started going dead in the course of a night. It was rode every day as I live on a cattle farm and it is used to check the cattle and fences. So I purchased a new battery from Napa thinking it would fix the problem, but instead of it dying over the course of 1 night, it died on the 3rd night. I thought Napa gave me a defective battery so I got a different one, but it doesn't seem to be the case because its still doing it. I'm guessing there is a short somewhere on the bike, and I've already checked the 3 yellow wires that many other forum topics have suggested. I'm not very good with electrical problems/wiring, so I'm not to confident in my abilities to use a voltage meter, but can try. Also, I know safety says to hook up the positive first then the negative, but when I put the negative on first and then positive, it does spark on contact, which I assume indicates something is not right. I can take photos or videos if you guys would like.

ATV came to s stop yesterday full fuel tank we took the fuel in line off and no fuel went back thru pump fuel and clean worked with manual suck blow good fuel flow. Took of vacuum line off can make pump function manually.

Seems there is no vacuum:crying being pulled from Carb ........

Any thoughts ?

I'm just curious if anyone has put factory 850/1000 Sportsman 14" wheels/tires on their older style (strut suspension) 570 or 450 sportsmans? I recently upgraded My 2017 Sportsman 850 SP to some aftermarket wheels and Big Horn 2.0 tires and would like to put my stock 14" wheels and tires on my wife's 2017 Sportsman 570 EPS . Now I've tried just bolting them on but where the bolt pattern is the same, the hub size on the 570 seems to interfere with the 850's wheels?? I'm sure they make some kind of adapter? Now I don't want to go with some 3" thick adapter that makes the wheels stick out way past the fenders, I'm just looking for maybe a 1" adapter to make these work. I'm hoping to not have to remove and install new studs. Any suggestions or links to a site that sells these?> Thank you!!:grin

Hello all, I'm new here and fairly new to the ATV/ 4 wheeling world. I have been riding snowmobiles for awhile now and finally (last June) decided to get my first 4 wheeler( 2017 sportsman 850 SP). After experiencing the 4 wheeler I had such a good time I decided to get the wife and 2 boys involved and picked up a 2017 Sportsman 570 (red/EPS) and 2 used (2012 / 2013 Outlaw 90's). I have had no experience with 4 wheelers and no bias to any brand for my purchase other than my neighbor's 2003 Sportsman 700. He bought it new and the only issue he had was replacing a belt in 14 years!! I think that speaks for it's self ! I ride Arctic Cat snowmobiles and until I'm proven otherwise I think they are the best sleds as Polaris is the Best ATV's!! I will have lots of questions and hopefully as I learn about these Machines I will be able to help in future discussions. So I look forward to chatting with a lot of you> Happy Riding :grin

Hey guy so my 2016 can am outlander XMR 1000 Battery finally left me upset.
Loaded on the trailer when it was about 65 outside. Went the following day to the weekend ride and was cold about 30 outside and she said low battery and no start:( jumped machine off and road around and it started all day no issues. I know how this will go so I want to replace. What is a quality battery to go with


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Yesterday I was out with the Outlander ice fishing and later in the afternoon in really cold conditions I experienced an issue I never encountered before and would like to know where to begin looking. I turned the key switch to head light, nothing happened, then to far right and nothing happened- no lights, no display on dash, nothing.


The machine would turn over, but never started- just cranked and cranked.


What the H would cause this now? Key switch? Would the extreme cold conditions cause this in any way? It wasn't the battery because I have an auxillary LED rack and that lit up well.


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I recently upgraded from a 2004 Outlander 400 to a 2017 850 Max. I was expecting to be overwhelmed with the increase in power from the 400 to the 850. This is not the case. Regardless of what key I use, the regular or performance, the 850 has terrible throttle response. I can't even get the tires to spin on snow covered ground on initial take off with the performance key. In addition, it has no more power then my old 400 which is needless to say, very disapointing. My question is this. In spite of the fact that the key reads "performance key" on the dash when plugged in, is it possible that the performance key is programmed as a regular key? I barely notice any difference between the two keys in regards to performance. The 850 now has about 40 miles and 10 hrs on the machine.

New to the forum. Just bought a 2001 Traxter 500 foot shift. Was told it needed a sprag clutch. The guy I bought from has had it for a few years and was told this when he got it from a friend. So needles to say it hasn’t been started in a few years.

When you pull the starter cord it doesn’t budge. I can’t get it to turn over.

He had the starter off cause he thought it was stuck. I checked this sprag by trying to move the gear with a screwdriver. I can move the starter gear in one direction but not the other. This should mean this sprag is good correct?

Not sure how to test the sprag in the clutch. I did put it gear it will roll backwards no problem however the wheels lock up when you try to move it forwards. I’m assuming this tells me the clutch sprag is good? Thoughts?

I’ve been reading past threads and have not seen these symptoms with any other sprag issues.

Do you guys think it’s seized?