Which Ball Joint is Right for You? We offer three levels of high-quality ball joints for the Polaris Ranger XP 1000 that are unmatched in strength and performance. Our OEM Replacement ball joint for casual UTV riding. Or choose our Heavy-Duty 4340 steel stud ball joints for rougher weekend trail rides. Need to take it up a notch? Get unmatched strength for your Polaris and choose our Super Duty 300M ball joints. Engineered to deliver all-out strength, let SuperATV's ball joints eliminate any fear of ball joint failure.
Super Duty 300M Ball Joint We got the strongest steel stud material we could get our hands on — hardened and black oxide coated 300M. Then we used it to make a stud that doesn’t narrow as much as stock. The result is a ball joint that’s 2.25x stronger than your OEM ball joint. If you want to work hard and play harder with ultimate strength, you need SuperATV’s super duty 300M ball joint.
Heavy Duty 4340 Ball Joint We spend countless hours engineering our ball joint studs. Our hardened 4340 stud is black oxide coated and wider at the base. What’s that mean for you? Test after test shows that this ball joint is nearly 2x stronger than stock. Our 4340 ball joint will stand up to abuse ride after ride.
The SuperATV Difference You'll get not only strength but also convenience. Each ball joint comes with a greasable zerk, for easy access and maintenance. At SuperATV, we understand the importance of strength but also longevity. With an adjustable steel on steel design, you're in the driver's seat for miles of reliability.
Fits both upper and lower A-arms.
WARNING: This product can impact machine operation. Customer and/or user is responsible for ensuring that this product is compatible with their machine as currently configured, properly installed, and understands any impact this product has or might have on the machine's operation.
⚠ California Proposition 65 Warning ⚠ WARNING: This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
