Everything Polaris Ranger Blog - EPR How-To Series

To be perfectly frank, the factory Polaris Ranger rack and pinion is junk. And as such, a large number of riders have experienced significant steering problems with their Ranger side-by-sides. Admittedly, some of these steering issues are attributable to driver error, overconfidence, and recklessness. That being said, however, not all steering problems can be blamed exclusi …
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Although some Polaris Ranger editions are slightly louder than others, at the end of the day, your Polaris Ranger will never be as quiet as a Cadillac. And while some riders regard engine and exhaust sounds as integral aspects of the off-road experience, not everyone enjoys listening to the roaring rumble of a Polaris Ranger as it screams across the land. Drowning out the sou …
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The Polaris Ranger is a complicated machine, and as such, there are countless ways in which side-by-sides like the Ranger Mid-Size, Ranger Full-Size, and Ranger Crew can malfunction. Luckily, most Polaris Ranger editions will flash check-engine lights and error codes on the instrument cluster when things go awry, and these codes indicate which issues might exist and detail …
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