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Idler Wheel & Bearing 5.630" for Arctic Cat T500 & T570 2008

Idler Wheel & Bearing 5.630" for Arctic Cat T500 & T570 2008

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Idler Wheel and Bearing for Arctic Cat

This idler wheel and bearing assembly is a direct-fit suspension component for Arctic Cat T500 and T570 snowmobiles, replacing the worn wheel that guides the track and keeps the skid frame running true.

Overview

This idler wheel and bearing assembly gives Arctic Cat T500 and T570 owners a straightforward replacement for a seized or worn-out wheel in the rear suspension. The idler wheel and bearing work together to support the track, reduce friction, and hold the skid frame geometry steady so the sled tracks straight. It suits riders who do their own maintenance and want a reliable idler wheel and bearing without hunting for discontinued parts.

Built For Performance

  • Bearing is fitted in the wheel hub for a ready-to-install assembly
  • 5.630 inch wheel diameter matches the original suspension geometry
  • Durable wheel construction resists wear from constant track contact
  • Sealed bearing design helps keep out snow, water, and trail grit
  • Replaces the factory idler wheel and bearing as a complete unit

Fits These Machines

  • for Arctic Cat T500, 2008
  • for Arctic Cat T570, 2008

On-The-Job Use

  • Rear skid frame idler wheel positions on trail and mountain sleds
  • Routine suspension rebuilds and bearing service
  • Track alignment and tension adjustment work
  • Pre-season maintenance before the snow flies

Specs At A Glance

Part Type Idler Wheel and Bearing
Wheel Diameter 5.630 in
Bearing Type Sealed
Compatible Models Arctic Cat T500, T570 (2008)

Good To Know

Q: How do I know when the idler wheel bearing needs replacing? A: Grinding noise, side-to-side play in the wheel, or a wheel that stops spinning freely by hand all point to a failing bearing. Replacing the complete wheel and bearing assembly saves time over pressing in a new bearing alone.

Q: Do I need to remove the skid frame to install this wheel? A: Many idler wheel positions can be serviced with the skid frame still in the sled, though rear positions may require loosening track tension first. Check your service manual for the exact procedure on your model.

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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