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Tracks
Can-Am Maverick R Tracks collection, designed to take you where other UTVs can’t. Our collection features cutting-edge track systems, each tailored to turn your Maverick R into a force on any surface, no matter how extreme it may be. Choose from robust rubber tracks for general off-roading or rugged steel tracks for extreme conditions, ensuring peak performance whether you're in deep mud, heavy snow, soft sand, or navigating uneven fields. Each track system, including specialized mud, snow, and sand tracks, comes with essential components like high-grade drive sprockets, comprehensive mounting kits, and efficient tensioning systems. Complete your Can-Am Maverick R with these dynamic tracks, and be prepared to tackle anything in your way!
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What to Look Out for When Buying Can-Am Maverick R Tracks?
Maverick R Track Material Options
Can-Am Maverick R owners have several options when it comes to track materials, each with its unique set of benefits and drawbacks.
Rubber Tracks
Can-Am Maverick R rubber tracks are ideal for general off-roading because these tracks provide a smoother, quieter ride and are less damaging to various surfaces, making them versatile for mixed terrains.
Composite Tracks
Offering a blend of rubber's smoothness and enhanced durability of hard plastics and even metals, these are suitable for a range of terrains, prioritizing both performance and longevity, but at a higher cost.
Steel Tracks
Can-Am Maverick R steel tracks are best for extreme conditions because they deliver superior strength and endurance, but only on softer surfaces. Not recommended for hard surfaces due to potential damage to both the tracks and the surface, plus because these tend to be really loud on pavements.
Load Capacity and Weight Impact*
Make sure the tracks can support the Can-Am Maverick R's weight completely, including any additional cargo you might put on it. Also, consider how the weight of the tracks affects fuel efficiency and handling, especially if you plan to add more modifications to your vehicle. No matter how you look at it, a Maverick R with tracks isn’t going to be as agile as one without them, so there are some trade-offs to think about.
Surface Area Floatation and Traction
Tracks with a larger surface area distribute the Can-Am Maverick R's weight more evenly, which is crucial for navigating deep snow or mud since your Can-Am won’t sink as easily. This is called floatation and that’s what is used to design skis, snowboards, and similar snow equipment. However, if you're not dealing with such extreme conditions, narrower tracks may offer better maneuverability and reduced weight, so do keep that in mind.
Maintenance Needs
Regular maintenance is key for any track system as it allows you to substantially lengthen their lifespan. This includes cleaning after use, particularly in muddy or sandy conditions, and regular lubrication. Understand the specific maintenance requirements for the Can-Am Maverick R tracks you choose, ensuring they align with your ability to upkeep them. Either way, try not to use hard tracks on hard surfaces and always try to keep them out of harm’s way.
Installation, Comfort, Storage
Some tracks may require adapters or modifications for installation, and try to read owner’s manuals and online forums before buying. Ease of installation is also a factor – systems that offer quick and straightforward mounting can save time and effort. Either way, tracks can change the overall ride experience, including noise and comfort levels. Rubber or composite tracks are generally quieter than steel ones. Consider this factor based on your preference for ride comfort and noise level. Last, but certainly not least, always properly store your Can-Am Maverick R tracks when not using them as this is going to help you use them for as long as possible with minimal signs of wear.
