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Tracks & Accessories
Snowmobile Tracks & Accessories
Rogue Powersports stocks Motorcycle tracks & accessories from GARLAND SLIDERS, SPI, PPD WHEELS, Woodys, BETWEEN THE LINES, KORONIS PARTS SNOSTUFF, and SUPERCLAMP TIE DOWN. Luggage racks, tour-pak racks, detachable solo racks. Fitment for street, sport, cruiser, and off-road builds. Free shipping on every order.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know when my snowmobile track needs replacing?
Lugs worn under 50% of original height, missing lugs, cracking or delamination of the track itself, or damaged track clips. A worn track loses traction in deep snow and stresses the drivetrain.
Studs vs. studless snowmobile tracks?
Studs add traction on ice — essential for trail riders in icy regions, optional for mountain. Studless tracks are lighter, simpler, and don't damage trails as much. Most modern trail riders run studded; mountain riders run studless.
How long do snowmobile tracks last?
Trail tracks: 5,000–8,000 miles. Mountain tracks: 3,000–5,000 (rougher conditions). Hot-weather riding (above 32°F) shortens life significantly — track lugs delaminate. Inspect annually for cracks and lug wear.
Can I install a longer track on my snowmobile?
Sometimes — depends on the chassis. Most chassis support 1–2 different track lengths. Longer tracks improve flotation in powder; shorter tracks are more nimble. Consult a dealer or chassis manual before ordering.
Do I need new clips when replacing a track?
Yes — clips are wear items. Re-using old clips risks track failure. Most tracks ship without clips; buy the right clip count and pattern for your suspension setup. Common counts: 64, 96, 128 clips per track.