What Fits A 2014-23 Polaris RZR XP 1000 and XP 1000 Turbo?

2014-23 Polaris RZR XP1000 Wheel, Tire, and Suspension Fitment Guide

We know that we all love pushing our machines to the limit. From a day at the mud park to an afternoon on the trails with friends and everything in between, our ATVs and UTVs can end up becoming a part of the family, or at least an extension of our personalities. And across recent Powersports history, there haven't been many machines more iconic than the Polaris RZR.

The RZR has picked up quite a following since the 2014 model year, and it's become a model that's ripe for modifying however you want. So, if you've got a RZR XP1000 at home and you're trying to figure out what you can fit on it, we've got you covered - join us below as we show you our full, comprehensive RZR fitment guide so you can make sure that your aftermarket wheels, tires, suspension kits, and accessories will fit!

Table Of Contents

-What To Know Before Upgrading Your Polaris RZR Wheel & Tire Setup

-Best Wheel & Tire Fitment For Polaris RZR XP1000 with Stock Suspension

-Best Wheel & Tire Fitment For Polaris RZR XP1000 with 2-3 Inch Lift

-Best Wheel & Tire Fitment For Polaris RZR XP1000 with 3-5 Inch Lift

-What Other Accessories Do I Need To Upgrade My Polaris RZR To Bigger Wheels & Tires?

What To Know Before Upgrading Your Polaris RZR Wheel & Tire Setup

Just a quick note before we begin - the RZR's stock wheels come with a 5+2 offset, but most of the aftermarket wheels you'll find for this model come with a 4+3 offset. What this means is that you could expect the overall stance to be about 2 inches wider than it would be from the factory, giving you better stability on obstacles. You do of course have a variety of 5+2 options as well if you’re looking to retain the factory width.

Also, most of the wheels you’ll be looking at are going to be 7 inches wide and the tires you’ll be looking for are about 10 inches wide, respectively, so consider that as you're looking at all the sizes that will best fit your machine.

Best Wheel & Tire Fitment For Polaris RZR XP1000 with Stock Suspension

We won't judge you if you want to keep your RZR’s suspension stock for now - in fact, doing so is a great option in case you're new to the powersports game and are trying to play around with different fitments to see which one best suits you.

The RZR comes with 14-inch wheels and 28-inch tires from the factory, but most aftermarket setups we've seen will come with 15-inch wheels and 30-inch tires. You can manage a 32-inch tire in a stock configuration, but it'll require some minor plastic trimming to your machine's fender flares on the bottom to avoid any rubbing on full suspension compression.

Best Wheel & Tire Fitment For Polaris RZR XP1000 with 2-3 Inch Lift

Should you want a 2-3 inch lift kit on your RZR, the recommended fitment stays relatively the same. You'll still want 15-inch wheels and 30 or 32-inch tires to fit comfortably, but if you want to go even bigger you can grab some 18 or 20-inch wheels and a 32 or 33-inch tire for a setup at this height. Keep in mind, again, that minor plastic trimming on the bottom of the fender flare may be required to ensure no clipping on full suspension compression.

Best Wheel & Tire Fitment For Polaris RZR XP1000 with 3-5 Inch Lift

A 5-inch lift is about as high as we've seen most RZR builds go, and if you go this route you’re probably still looking at a 15-inch wheel. However, at heights like this, you'll want at least a 32-inch tire right off the bat to help with traction and balance - in fact, if you want to go even bigger you can get away with a 35-inch tire at these configurations without needing to trim! Moving up to a 35-inch tire gives you a wide variety of larger wheel size options as well if you want something with less sidewall.

What Other Accessories Do I Need To Upgrade My Polaris RZR To Bigger Wheels & Tires?

These fitment options are great but there are still some accessories you'll probably want to consider if you end up deciding to upgrade your machine.

For starters, we'd recommend a new set of heavy-duty tie rods and radius rods to help your suspension hold up to the added abuse of your bigger setup. Also, with forward A-arms or control arms, you can get some additional tire clearance if that's been your hangup - we've got plenty of high-quality options from Kryptonite, HighLifter, and others in our store right now to help you out.

If you’re interested in lifting your machine, you’ve got a handful of options. On the cheaper side, you can opt for some spring spacers, but you will sacrifice the performance and ride quality of your suspension system. We would recommend a bracket lift instead for better off-road performance, especially if you'll be coming up to some rougher bumps or jumps. Portals are the most expensive option, and only necessary with the big lifts where you’re also looking at gear reduction.

If you’re still confused or have additional questions, feel free to send us a message or give us a call. We’re always here to help!

Shop Wheels, Tires, and Suspension For Your Polaris RZR at Function Powersports

Whether you're looking for wheels, tires, suspension kits, or even some accessories for your RZR, we've got everything you need right here in our store. Shop the best parts to fit your RZR today at Function Powersports - we offer financing, free shipping, and quick delivery on all in-stock items, perfect to get your build ready for the new year!