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Description
Whether you like it or not, you're gonna have to change your wheel bearings at some point. So why not make it as easy as possible? Instead of hammering on a socket and hoping you don't break anything, get SuperATV's Polaris Wheel Bearing Removal Tool. It uses an impact or a wrench instead of a press or hammer to remove and reinstall your wheel bearings easily. Plus, it fits 44 and 40 mm bearings for use across tons of different Polaris machines. With a custom fit tool, you can count on getting your bearings in and out without damaging the bearing surface. It's also ridiculously easy to use. The steel and billet aluminum tool threads onto your wheel bearing, and then all you have to do is use your impact drill to press it in or out. It's super simple, and you can throw it in your tool box to be ready to swap out bearings everywhere you ride.
FEATURES
- Made with steel and billet aluminum for long-lasting durability
- Works on 44 mm and 40 mm wheel bearings
- Doesn't require a hydraulic press or hammer
- Lines itself up perfectly for flawless removal and installation
- Compact enough to bring in your toolbox
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number WBT-CA-X3
Vehicle Information
Polaris RZR XP Turbo S Side-by-Side (2018-2021)
The Polaris RZR XP Turbo S, produced from 2018 to 2021, is a high-performance side-by-side known for its powerful 925cc ProStar Turbo H.O. engine, consistently delivering 168 HP across all model years. This 4-stroke DOHC twin-cylinder turbocharged vehicle was positioned as a top-tier off-road machine, offering both two-seat (XP Turbo S) and four-seat (XP 4 Turbo S) configurations. While the core engine remained unchanged, the RZR XP Turbo S received several significant mid-cycle updates. In 2019, Polaris introduced a new frame, upgraded bodywork, and revised cockpit ergonomics, alongside increased suspension travel with redesigned Fox Live Valve shocks. The "Velocity" trims were also introduced in 2019, featuring an alternative suspension setup with Walker Evans 3.0 Velocity Series Shocks, enhanced power steering, and recalibrated throttle mapping. Clutch system updates occurred in 2019 (snap ring delete) and 2021 (P90X clutch system adoption). Additionally, O2 sensor and intercooler updates were implemented in 2019, 2020, and 2021, progressively standardizing wideband O2 sensors across the lineup. These changes aimed to refine performance and address known issues, making each model year distinct in its features and capabilities. FAQ:
Q: Will this part fit my RZR XP Turbo S?
A: To ensure perfect compatibility, please use our year and edition selector at the top of the page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil & Oil Filter | Break-in: 25 h or 800 km or 1 month. Routine service: 50 h or 6 months or 800 km. | Always change the filter whenever changing the oil. |
| Drive Belt | Inspection: 50 h or 6 months or 800 km. | Replace if signs of wear (fraying, "hour-glassing", loose cords, missing cogs, abrasions, burns, other damage). Lifespan depends on driving style. |
| Spark Plugs | Replacement: 500 h or 8000 km or 12 months. | Inspect every 100 h. |
| Air Filter | Inspection & Cleaning: Before every ride or at least weekly. Replacement: As needed, or every 100-200 h, 1600-3200 km, or 12 months. | More frequent in dusty or extreme conditions. |
| Coolant | Replacement: Every 5 years. | Check level before every ride. Inspect for leaks and test strength seasonally. Replace with Polaris Antifreeze 50/50 Premix if system has been drained. |
| Severe Use Conditions | More frequent servicing | Vehicles subjected to severe use require more frequent servicing, typically at 50% of the stated intervals. Severe use includes frequent immersion in mud, water, or sand, constant high RPM use, prolonged low-speed heavy load operation, extended idling, and short-trip cold weather operation. |