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Polaris RZR Pro R Accessories You Didn’t Know You Needed

There are the upgrades everybody talks about — wheels, tires, and lights. And then there are the upgrades that make you wonder how you ever rode without them. This is about the second group.

These are the accessories we get asked about constantly in the shop, the stuff that solves real problems and makes your Polaris RZR Pro R a better machine every single time you go out. Most of these cover all model years — we'll call it out specifically when something is year-specific. Here's everything worth knowing.

Sector Seven Billet Shift Plate — Extra Switch Holes Where You Need Them

The Sector Seven Billet Shift Plate does more than just look good in your console. It comes in two finishes — machined or all black — but the real reason we recommend it is the two additional switch holes it adds right in your center console.

If you're running a 2026 with the new big screen, or you've added Rugged Radios or PCI radios, you're going to run out of switch real estate fast. Whips, a horn button, whatever you're running — those two extra holes give you somewhere clean to put them. Fits all model years and works on Turbo R, Pro S, and Pro XP as well.

Jagged X Offroad Straight Shifter — Clean Up Your Console

The Jagged X Offroad Straight Shifter is something every Pro R owner should seriously consider — especially if you're running accessories inside your center console cubby.

Switch Pros, radios, intercoms, pumper switches — when you're reaching in there to shift, the factory shifter puts your knuckles right into all of that. The straight shifter pulls the shifter off your accessories, cleans up the whole area, and makes the console functional the way it should be. Works on all model years, but if you're a 2026 owner loading up on electronics, this one moves to the top of the list.

Polaris RZR Pro R Stealth Fascia Brackets — 2025 & 2026 Only

The Polaris RZR Pro R Stealth Fascia Brackets are purely aesthetic — and that's the point. The factory aluminum fascia brackets have a rough weld on them and they're silver. These are black, steel, and robot welded. They drop right in where the factory units came out, same function, much cleaner look.

If you're going for a blacked-out or finished appearance on your 2025 or 2026 Pro R or Pro S, these are an easy win. No modifications, no fabrication — just swap them out and move on.

RPM Powersports Oil Filler Adapter — Do This on Your First Oil Change

The RPM Powersports Oil Filler Adapter Plate relocates your oil fill access so you're not unloading your entire cargo area every time you need to change oil. Spare tire, storage box, coolers, custom gear — you don't want to move all of it just to get to the fill point.

Pair it with the RPM Powersports Oil Fill Adapter Hose and you can reach the fill from the very back corner of the machine. For around a hundred bucks this is one of the best quality-of-life additions you can make. Install it when you do your first oil change and you'll thank yourself every time after that.

DRT Motorsports Front Aluminum Inner CV Boot Guards — Stop a Blown Boot Before It Happens

The DRT Motorsports Front Aluminum Inner CV Boot Guards mount on the inner side next to your diff and protect your front CV boots from branches, cactus, rocks — anything that gets in there on the trail.

If you've ever blown a boot, you know what follows — grease everywhere, an overheating CV, potential damage to your diff and axle, and a ruined trip. These prevent that. They also have removable badges so you can powder coat them to match your build.

DRT Motorsports Rear Aluminum Inner CV Boot Guards — Same Protection Out Back

The DRT Motorsports Rear Aluminum Inner CV Boot Guards do the same job on the rear — protecting the diff-side CV boots from rocks kicked up by both the front and rear tires.

If you're picking up the front guards, it makes sense to grab these at the same time. Same removable badge system, same powder coat flexibility, and now you've got full CV boot coverage front to back.

DRT Motorsports Aluminum Oil Filter Guard — Don't Lose Your Filter on the Trail

Polaris includes a factory plastic oil filter guard on the Pro R. It's small and it's plastic. The DRT Motorsports Aluminum Oil Filter Guard is a full wrap-around aluminum piece that gives you serious coverage from debris and rocks thrown up around the rear of the motor.

Lose your oil filter on the trail and your day is over. This keeps that from being a possibility. Same removable badge system as the CV guards — powder coat it, match it to your build, make it yours.

Axia Alloys Belt Mount — Protect Your Spare Belt from Itself

You've got a spare belt in your machine. Where is it? If it's rolling around in your storage box with tools banging into it, that's a problem. Chips and abrasions in a drive belt eventually turn into a tear, and a torn belt is always a bad day.

The Axia Alloys belt mount uses a clamp system that fits any tube size, so mounting options are basically unlimited — harness bar, underside of the roof panel, wherever works for your setup. Rubber straps secure the belt snugly without damaging it. Works with Pro R, XP1000, Turbo, and Xpedition belts.

Rugged Radios USB Rocker Switch Hub Kit — Real Charging, Not a Trickle

The factory USB ports on your 2025 and 2026 Pro R are data ports for your Ride Command system. They will trickle charge eventually, but they are not designed for charging and they are slow. If you're trying to keep your phone, GPS, or Starlink powered up on a long run, you need a real solution.

The Rugged Radios USB Rocker Switch Hub Kit is plug-and-play with a complete harness designed to run up to your pulse bar. It has both USB and USB-C outputs and a live voltage readout so you always know what your electrical system is doing. Easy to install, and if you've already got the Sector Seven Shift Plate, you have a great spot to mount it right in your console.

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