Kawasaki Teryx High Clearance 1.5" Rear Offset A-Arms

The Suspension Upgrade You Need
Your Kawasaki Teryx was built for working hard and playing harder. But sometimes, that stock suspension just isn’t up for the task at hand. That’s why SuperATV designed these High Clearance 1.5” Rear Offset A-Arms. The unique bend design delivers extra clearance and the rear offset extends your wheelbase, allowing you to run bigger tires without even installing a lift kit! And if strength is what you need, you’re in the right place. They’re made with 1.25” tubing that’s not only larger, but also more dependable than your stock arms. You’re not getting the most out of your Teryx until you’ve upgraded with SuperATV.

No More Getting Hung Up
Would you rather have some additional ground clearance or room for bigger tires? With our rear offset A-arms, you get both! The unique bend design delivers an extra 1.5” of ground clearance, and a 1.5” rear offset extends your wheelbase. Not only does this give you room for bigger tires, but it will provide more stability to your machine, too. Installing these A-arms on your General will have you sailing over the obstacles that used to get you down.

Stronger, Smarter Design
We make these rear control arms using 1.25” tubing to ensure that they’re not only bigger, but also stronger than your stock arms. They’re finished with a durable powder coating that makes them more durable, long-lasting, and good looking.

All SuperATV A-arms come with a lifetime warranty, allowing you to ride as hard as you want without worry about breaking something. No matter what happens, SuperATV has got you covered.

Industry-Leading Adjustable Pivot Blocks
Your rear offset A-arms also come with industry-leading adjustable pivot blocks. Being able to adjust your alignment gives you total control over your camber, so you’ll never have to worry about premature tire wear, no matter how hard you ride. We make sure they’re preadjusted to stock specifications right out of the box, so you only have to mess with them if you want to.

Learn more about what camber is, how it affects your ride, and how to adjust it perfectly.