Genius Solution Polaris Rzr S 1000 Inner Fender Guards Take An Extra 80% Off [4GJq3Hwk]

Genius Solution Polaris Rzr S 1000 Inner Fender Guards Take An Extra 80% Off [4GJq3Hwk]

Introducing the Assault Industries' Inner Fender Guards for the Polaris RZR S 1000, the ultimate solution for enhancing your vehicle's protection and performance. These guards are crafted from heavy-duty 1/8” aluminum plating, ensuring unparalleled toughness and durability. With a design that seals off your wheel wells, these guards are perfect for dominating the battlefield, whether that means navigating rugged terrains or simply keeping your vehicle in top condition.

• High-grade 1/8” aluminum plating for maximum strength
• Seals off wheel wells to protect against debris

Superior Protection and Performance

The Assault Industries' Inner Fender Guards are not just about looks; they offer 5 times better defenses than your factory firewall. These guards are designed to mount directly onto your RZR's frame, providing a robust shield against rocks and branches. Their hex-shaped cutouts make cleaning a breeze, and the UV-resistant powder coating ensures long-lasting durability. These guards are compatible with all A-arms and do not affect tire size, making them a perfect addition to any RZR S 1000 or S4 1000.

• 5 times stronger than factory firewall
• Bolts directly to frame for easy installation
• UV-resistant powder coating for longevity

Conquer Any Terrain with Confidence

Whether you're an off-road enthusiast or simply looking to enhance your RZR's performance, these Inner Fender Guards are a must-have. They provide practical protection that won't let you down, even in the most intense situations. These guards are ideal for anyone who wants to keep their vehicle in pristine condition while tackling any challenge that comes their way. Trust Assault Industries to provide the protection and performance you need to dominate in combat or on the trails.

• Compatible with Polaris RZR S 1000 (2016-2020)
• Compatible with Polaris RZR S4 1000 (2019-2020)