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Go just about anywhere, on any surface

UTV Track System

Next level of performance

Specifically engineered for the toughest conditions. Track systems offer the next level of performance , ride quality and durability in any application including deep snow, swamps, marshes, mud, and muskeg.

  • – Easily interchangeable between vehicles
  • – Performance-matched to small and large machines
  • – Quick and easy to install
  • – Simple high-performance design

Dirt to Snow Bike

snow-bike conversion

Dirt bike riders looking to extend their riding season need to look no further than Camso’s DTS 129 dirt-to-snow bike conversion system.

Track Transfer Kits

440+ machine options

Changing your vehicle? No problem. You can keep your track system and install it on your new vehicle with a simple transfer kit matched to your new machine.

ATV Track Systems

Go further

You rely on your all-terrain vehicle (ATV) or side-by-side (SxS) to do more, to get you where you need to go, or to help get that job done. No matter how rugged your machine is, deep snow, serious mud, and swampy terrain can sometimes be too much for your wheels to handle.

  • – Reach mind-blowing versatility, stability, and handling on any terrain
  • – Drive with enough power for heavy hauling and pulling

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got questions? Looking for some answers? We’ve got you covered.

How much power does it take to use these tracks?

Less than with tires! Camso track systems have very low power requirements, and with the undercarriage design, you gain torque. How? The undercarriage drive sprocket is smaller than your ATV tire (by about 1/3). This gears down the power to a drive ratio that delivers more power to your tracks.

When I change my ATV/SxS, will I be able to transfer my track system to my new machine?

Yes. Camso track systems are designed to be installed on almost any 4×4 ATV or SxS model. Transfer kits are available from Camso to upgrade your track system. Contact your dealer to learn more.

How long does it take to switch between tracks and tires?
After the dealer initially installs your track system, changing back and forth between tracks and tires requires about the same amount of time as simply changing tires.*
How easy is it to steer my ATV/SxS with a Camso track system?
Steering is about as easy as it is with tires, except when driving very slowly or through heavy, wet snow or thick, deep mud.
Do I have to make modifications to my ATV/SxS to install a Camso track system?
No—in most cases, you’ll need some hardware and brackets. Consult your installation guide for more information.
Will the tracks handle mud, snow, and rocks?
Yes, and almost anything else. The tread design and extra surface contact you have with track systems give you outstanding traction on soft terrain like deep snow or mud and a great grip on rocky surfaces. Track systems also distribute weight better, providing maximum flotation to keep the vehicle from sinking in snow, mud, sand, or swamp.
How long does a track system usually last?

Well this one’s a tougher question to answer. There are so many factors to consider; it all depends on how the track system is used. Is it being used commercially, like at a ski resort or for emergency services? During the winter only? Year-round? Are you sticking to a routine maintenance schedule?

As a general rule, any system that’s maintained as recommended by the owner’s manual and with regular, rigorous maintenance of the bearings as needed, will typically last longer.

But to give you a ballpark number: if you only use the system in the winter, diligently maintain it and properly store it when not in use, etc., a track system can last about 10 years.

You can also expect roughly this lifespan if you’re using the track system for commercial purposes or in tough conditions—but with a caveat. You’ll need to replace more moving parts, more often (bearings, tracks, etc.).

It basically always boils down to this: proper maintenance will lead to a longer-lasting track system.  

Will a track system make my ATV/SxS more likely to tip?
No. Although you gain about 4 inches of vehicle clearance with a Camso track system installed, the additional weight near ground level and the longer, wider wheel base actually increase stability.
What level of flotation should I expect from a track system.
When you equip your machine with a track system, you’ll reduce the ground pressure of your machine’s total weight by up to 75% (depending on vehicle weight, load and the track system model). Basically, it works by using the same concept as snowshoes: the greater the footprint, the more flotation you get. Also, keep in mind that the track system’s geometry will also affect performance in snow.
Will I lose speed when I install a track system on my ATV or UTV?

The answer is yes, but there’s a very good reason for it. Vehicles lose about one third of their speed when equipped with track systems. That means you’ll only be able to reach two thirds of the vehicle’s max speed.

Why? To ensure you get maximum power in tough conditions like snow, mud or when hauling a trailer or plowing the road up to the cottage, the vehicle needs to be adapted with smaller sprockets than the ones used with wheels to retain horsepower for more torque. Added to that, track systems are heavier than tires and require more engine power to turn.

For a vehicle that would only be driving on hard surfaces, it could make sense to use bigger sprockets without losing much torque, but at the end of the day, if you’re considering purchasing a track system for your ATV or UTV, it’s not to use it on the road, is it? You already have tires for that. It’s to take it off the beaten path, without compromising HP and limiting possible mechanical failures.

In the end, a track system gives you a happy compromise. You lose one third of the speed you’d have on tires, but you keep the torque and gain flotation. Not a bad bargain, is it?

Alternatively, look at it this way: if you’re running in deep snow versus running on a clean racetrack, you won’t require the same amount of power to move forward, will you?

Can a vehicle equipped with a track system pull an ice shelter or plow snow?

Yup. As you just read above, Camso track systems are engineered to retain maximum vehicle horsepower. The sprockets are adapted to your vehicle’s cc to give you the ideal plenty of power to pull an ice shelter or plow a driveway.

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