Polaris Ranger 570 Full-Size Cab Heater

SuperATVs Polaris Ranger 570 Full-Size Cab Heater will keep you comfortable once the temps drop. Includes a window defroster!
Keep Your Polaris Ranger 570 Full-Size Comfortable with a Heater
Keep your fingers, nose, and toes from freezing off with SuperATV’s Polaris Ranger 570 Full-Size Heater. It uses the heat your Ranger’s engine makes to keep the inside of your cab comfortable. Everything installs behind the dash so there’s no ugly cables or hoses to cramp your style.

Includes Defrost Vents
Our in-dash Ranger cab heater includes windshield-facing vents that defrost your windshield. That means no more scraping (which can result in scratches) and no more kicking yourself for forgetting to put on your windshield cover. It’s a convenient upgrade that puts this heater over the top.

Built to Last
The high-quality radiator hose can withstand temperatures from -40 F to a 285 F. Raging hot coolant and freezing cold temperatures are no problem for this durable heater. Even if you drown your Ranger, you don’t have to worry about ruining your heater thanks to its water-resistant construction.

Includes Everything Needed for Install
We made installation as easy as possible. You get everything you need to install the heater, including all tubing, ducting, adapters, hoses, vents, and clamps.

Warm Up Faster Add a Quick-Start Flow Valve
Get toasty faster with our Quick-Start Flow Valve. It directs engine coolant straight to the heater when the engine is cool and back through the radiator when the engine warms. It’s a short cut to a warm, cozy cab.

• Heats air twice as fast an In-Dash Heater alone
• Diverts coolant to the heater core at low temps to keep you warm

Heat Up Quick & Stay Cozy while Idling Add an Idle Flow Pump
Add an Idle Flow Pump for round-the-clock coziness. It circulates coolant through your Ranger’s heater even when you’re idling or moving slow, keeping you warm even when your foot isn’t on the gas.

• Warms heater quickly
• Actively pumps coolant at idle to increase heater temps