Changing a tire on a Polaris Pro R with an AGM Electric Jack Pro

Where to lift your Polaris RZR Pro R with confidence

See how to safely lift your Pro R on the trail.

Where should you lift the RZR Pro R?

The Polaris RZR Pro R can be lifted from the suspension as well as the chassis
NOTE: Avoid unsupported body panels, high angle components, tie rods and axles.

Common lift points on the RZR Pro R

The RZR Pro R steel chassis and suspension provide stable lift points near each corner. The front lift points include the lower A-arms as the skid plate. Rear lift points include the trailing arms, with additional lift points available depending on the situation.

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RZR Pro R lift point videos

Watch how to safely lift and support your RZR Pro R on the trail.

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Don't see your exact model? Some Polaris UTVs share similar lift points. Start with the closest match or return to the main guide.

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How to lift your RZR Pro R

Follow these steps for a safe, stable lift on the trail.

1
Choose where you want to lift

Locate the recommended chassis tube or suspension component closest to the corner you need to access.

2
Lift with control

Position the jack securely and adjust for your terrain and conditions. On soft or uneven ground, clear or compact the surface or use a larger base for added stability.

3
Repair and keep moving

Complete the repair, lower the vehicle carefully, and confirm everything is secure before getting back on the trail.

What you need to lift the RZR Pro R

A compact trail jack with at least 20 inches of lift and a 2,000 lb. rating is recommended for the Pro R. For repairs on the trail, place a cooler, toolbox, spare tire, rock, or other solid object beneath the vehicle as a secondary support before working.

NOTE: Never place your body under a vehicle lifted on the trail without proper jack stands.
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Still have questions?

RZR Pro R Lift Point FAQs

The primary lift points are the lower A-arms, trailing arms and the skid plate.

Watch the video matching your jack for more details.
Yes, with the correct jack and attachment, the Pro R can be lifted from the lower A-arms. Watch the video matching your AGM jack to see the safest lift points and how each jack interfaces with the Pro R.
The RZR Pro R weighs roughly 2,100- 2,700 lbs. depending on the model and setup. A jack rated for at least 2,000 lbs. is recommended, especially for off-camber lifts where more load may shift onto one corner of the vehicle.
For a quick tire change, a jack alone may be enough. But if the vehicle will remain lifted or any part of your body will be under the vehicle, always use jack stands or a solid secondary support.
A compact trail jack designed for SXSs / UTVs and uneven terrain is ideal. Look for one that provides stable lifting and can be securely stored on your Pro-R.
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