Inspected, salvaged Tracker Off Road side-by-side components are available through Sun Coast Cycle Sports from our Odessa, Florida warehouse. Each component is removed from a donor vehicle, photographed separately, cataloged under its own unique SKU, and dispatched at no cost within the continental U.S. Tracker Off Road is a brand operated by Textron Specialized Vehicles and sold exclusively through Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's, and affiliated Tracker dealer locations. The critical detail for parts buyers is that Tracker Off Road UTVs are mechanically identical to corresponding Arctic Cat models manufactured by the same Textron facility in Thief River Falls, Minnesota. The Tracker 800SX is the same vehicle as the Arctic Cat Prowler Pro, and the Tracker OX EV is a Textron-designed electric utility vehicle. Every salvage part in our inventory is a single-quantity item from one specific machine.
Tracker Off Road model overview
Tracker Off Road launched as a Textron brand in 2019, leveraging Bass Pro Shops' retail footprint to sell UTVs to hunting, farming, and recreational buyers who might not visit a traditional powersports dealer. The vehicles are manufactured at the same Textron/Arctic Cat plant in Thief River Falls, Minnesota, and share identical engineering with their Arctic Cat counterparts. The brand strategy mirrors what other manufacturers do with badge-engineered vehicles: different dealer network, different branding, same underlying machine. For used parts sourcing, this means Arctic Cat Prowler Pro components fit Tracker 800SX vehicles without modification, and vice versa.
The Tracker Off Road lineup includes gas-powered UTVs (800SX, 800SX Crew) and the electric OX EV utility vehicle. The gas models use an 812cc twin-cylinder EFI engine with CVT transmission and selectable 4WD, identical to the Prowler Pro drivetrain. The OX EV is a smaller electric utility vehicle designed for property maintenance and farm use, powered by a lithium-ion battery system.
Models and year compatibility guide
| Model | Years | Engine / Motor | Platform notes |
|---|
| Tracker 800SX | 2020-present | 812cc twin, EFI | Two-seat utility UTV. Mechanically identical to the Arctic Cat Prowler Pro. Engine, transmission, frame, suspension, and body panels interchange directly with the Prowler Pro. Sold through Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's. |
| Tracker 800SX Crew | 2020-present | 812cc twin, EFI | Four-seat extended-wheelbase variant. Identical to the Arctic Cat Prowler Pro Crew. All components interchange with the corresponding Prowler Pro Crew. |
| Tracker OX EV | 2023-present | 48V electric, lithium-ion | Electric utility vehicle designed for property use. Subject to CPSC recall (2024) for battery module fire hazard on serial numbers 8029703 through 8031430. Manufactured by Textron Specialized Vehicles. Owners were instructed to stop charging and park at least 15 feet from buildings until the battery module was inspected and repaired. |
Common failure points and frequently replaced components
Tracker 800SX / 800SX Crew: Because the 800SX is identical to the Arctic Cat Prowler Pro, all documented issues apply to both brands. CPSC expanded recall (2024-2025) covers 2022-2023 Prowler Pro, Prowler Pro Crew, Tracker 800SX, and Tracker 800SX Crew models for shift cable bracket and park sensor failure, with 12 reports of vehicles moving while in the park position. Textron also recalled 2022-2023 Prowler Pro and Tracker models for fire hazard. Beyond recalls, the 812cc twin is generally reliable, but CVT belt wear remains the most common maintenance item under heavy load or aggressive driving. Wiring harness connector corrosion in wet or muddy environments can cause sensor faults and starting issues.
Tracker OX EV: CPSC recall (2024) for battery module fire hazard, covering units with serial numbers 8029703 through 8031430 sold January through December 2023. No injuries were reported prior to the recall. The lithium-ion battery management system (BMS) was identified as the concern. Textron advised owners to stop charging immediately and park vehicles outdoors away from structures until dealer inspection and repair were completed.
Most replaced Tracker Off Road parts
- CVT belts, primary and secondary clutch assemblies
- Shift cable brackets, shift sensors, and park mechanism components
- Wiring harnesses, connectors, and electrical sensors
- Body panels, doors, windshields, roofs, and cage assemblies
- Suspension arms, ball joints, tie rod ends, and shocks
- Fuel pumps, fuel lines, and throttle bodies
- Axles, CV joints, CV boots, and wheel bearings
- Brake pads, rotors, calipers, and brake lines
- Battery modules and BMS components (OX EV)
Related Brands: Arctic Cat • Textron Stampede 900 • Textron E-Z-GO / Cushman
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Frequently asked questions
Q: Can I use Arctic Cat Prowler Pro parts on my Tracker 800SX?
Yes, all of them. The Tracker 800SX and Arctic Cat Prowler Pro are the same vehicle produced at the same Textron facility in Thief River Falls, Minnesota. Engine, transmission, frame, body panels, electrical, and suspension components interchange completely between the two brands. The only differences are cosmetic badging and dealer network.
Q: Where can I get my Tracker Off Road serviced?
Tracker Off Road vehicles are sold and serviced through Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's, and authorized Tracker Marine and off-road dealers. Because the vehicles are identical to Arctic Cat Prowler models, any Arctic Cat dealer with Textron authorization can also service them. Independent UTV shops familiar with Arctic Cat equipment can work on Tracker vehicles without any difference in tooling or procedures.
Q: Is the Tracker OX EV related to E-Z-GO electric vehicles?
Both are manufactured by Textron Specialized Vehicles, but the OX EV is a purpose-built off-road utility vehicle with a different frame, suspension, and electrical architecture than E-Z-GO golf carts and PTVs. While they share a manufacturer, the components do not interchange between the OX EV and E-Z-GO product lines.
