Idler Wheel and Bearing 5.630" for Arctic Cat ZR8000 LTD LXR RR Sno-Pro 2015-201
Idler Wheel and Bearing 5.630" for Arctic Cat ZR8000 LTD LXR RR Sno-Pro 2015-201
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Idler Wheel & Bearing for Arctic Cat
This idler wheel and bearing assembly is a direct-fit replacement for Arctic Cat snowmobile skid frames, measuring 5.630 inches in diameter to match OEM cross-reference specifications.
Overview
This idler wheel and bearing assembly keeps your Arctic Cat ZR8000 LTD, LXR, RR, or Sno-Pro running smoothly on the trail. As a complete idler wheel and bearing unit, it replaces worn or seized components in your rear suspension to restore proper track alignment and reduce drag. It is built for riders who want a dependable idler wheel and bearing without paying dealer prices.
Built For Performance
- 5.630 inch outer diameter matches stock Arctic Cat skid frame geometry
- Pre-installed sealed bearing reduces friction and keeps out snow and grit
- Durable wheel construction resists wear from high-speed track contact
- Direct bolt-on fit for factory idler wheel mounting locations
- Complete wheel and bearing assembly simplifies replacement
- Balanced design helps reduce vibration in the rear suspension
Fits These Machines
- for Arctic Cat ZR8000 LTD 2015-2017
- for Arctic Cat ZR8000 LXR 2015-2017
- for Arctic Cat ZR8000 RR 2015-2017
- for Arctic Cat ZR8000 Sno-Pro 2015-2017
On-The-Job Use
- Trail riding where track alignment and low drag matter most
- Lake running and hard-pack conditions that stress idler wheels
- Routine suspension maintenance and bearing replacement
- Restoring a worn skid frame before the season starts
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 5.630 inch idler wheel and bearing assembly |
| Outer Diameter | 5.630 inches |
| Type | Idler wheel with bearing |
| Position | Rear suspension idler |
Good To Know
Q: Do I need to press the bearing in myself? A: This unit arrives as a complete idler wheel and bearing assembly, so no pressing is required. Bolt it into the factory location and torque to your sled's spec.
Q: How do I know if my idler wheel needs replacing? A: Rough bearing noise, side-to-side play, or a cracked wheel are the usual signs. If the wheel wobbles or the bearing grinds when you spin it by hand, replacement is due.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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