POLARIS RZR PRO XP Noise From Wheel
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93%
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Sealed Wheel Bearing
The Pro XP's high-clearance suspension puts extreme stress on the wheel bearings, often leading to seal failure. Once the seal is compromised, moisture and trail debris enter the bearing race, causing abrasive wear and metal-to-metal grinding. Replacing the bearing restores the integrity of the wheel's rotational axis and eliminates the friction-induced noise.
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4%
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CV Axle Assembly
If the grinding is accompanied by clicking during sharp turns, the Constant Velocity (CV) joint has likely failed. Torn boots allow grease to escape and dirt to enter the cage, leading to the degradation of the internal bearings and the housing. Replacing the full axle assembly is the standard industry resolution for a compromised CV joint.
SKU: 1334458
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3%
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Sintered Brake Pads
Off-road environments often trap small rocks or debris between the brake pad and the rotor, or the pads may have worn down to the metal backing plate. This results in a persistent grinding sound during rotation that may intensify during braking. New pads provide a fresh friction surface and clear the mechanical interface of debris.
SKU: 2208031
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Sealed Wheel Bearing.
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