Fuel Off-Road RZR Turbo S "Hardline" Build

Fuel Off-Road, one of the giant aftermarket wheel (and now tire) companies, has a wide range of items to equip any UTV, big or small. Fuel Off-Road tires and wheels may be a new name for UTV enthusiasts, but to truck fans, it is a well-known brand. UTV tires and wheels from Fuel bring fresh designs and high quality to the UTV industry. To test and showcase Fuel’s UTV-specific meats, They built a Polaris RZR Turbo S.

Tires and Wheels

The Tires installed on this build are GMZ Sand Stripper. These are designed specifically for the use of Side X Sides in the sand dunes. Such sand-specific tires have been tested in desert in Southern California. With great floatation, Sand Stripper Tires really help improve performance in the sand, while offering great traction and turning ability. The Sand Stripper tires are radial constructed 6 Ply tires. For maximum performance pair the Sand Stripper Tires with GMZ sand specific wider wheels with sand offsets.

The 32x11R15 Sand Stripper 3 Front Tire genuinely leads to better steering than any other sand tire on the market in the weichest of the desert. The added stability of turning allows the transition from sand dune to sand dune easier and more stable.

A 15-inch cast-aluminum Beadlock wheel is enveloped into each pneumatic. UTV Off-Road Fuel Beadlock wheels are specially designed to operate very low air presions and ideal for use with sand, mud, and other traction requirements. The Beadlock Ring ensures not only that your pins remain intact – regardless of whether you run sand paddles, grooved mud tires, and attacking a hard pack. They are designed to be incredibly hard. In addition, these superb designs provide superior strength and rigidity to guarantee the maximum transfer of power regardless of what you are heading through.

Exhaust

The Captain's Choice Slip-On is exhaust in the cut-out style, allowing silent and high exhaust in a single package. The exhaust is only slightly louder with the cut-off valve closed, but with it open, you can hear the Polaris twin cylinders grumble!