The SuperATV Inner Fender Guards for the 2021+ Yamaha Wolverine RMAX help keep mud, water and debris thrown by the tires out of the cab area.
Related parts for this machine: SuperATV Yamaha Wolverine RMAX 1000 Low Profile Fender Flares, SuperATV Yamaha Wolverine RMAX 1000 Rear Bumper, SuperATV Yamaha Wolverine RMAX 1000 Tubed Fender Guard, SuperATV Yamaha Wolverine RMAX Front Bumper.
Key Features
- Made of heavy-duty 1/8" aluminum plating
- Over 5 times stronger than your factory firewall
- Bolts directly to your frame
- Compatible with all A-arms
- Does not affect tire size
- UV-resistant powder coating for long-lasting durability
Built To Solve: Wolverine RMAX Problems
- Mud, water and debris thrown into the cab area
- Dirty riders and gear after wet trails
- Exposed openings behind the tires
Best For: Wolverine RMAX Owners
- Wolverine RMAX owners who ride mud, water and wet trails
- Riders who want less spray and cleanup
- Owners running larger or wider tires
Specifications
- Included: the inner fender guards. Anything not listed here is not included.
- Manufacturer part number: FAP-Y-RMAX-01
- Installation instructions: FAP-Y-RMAX (PDF)
Fitment
- Yamaha Wolverine RMAX 2 1000 (2021+)
- Yamaha Wolverine RMAX 4 1000 Compact (2021+)
- Yamaha Wolverine RMAX 4 1000 (w/ dump bed) (2025+)
The manufacturer lists these applications by model and year. Fitment is not guaranteed on models, trims or years not listed above; confirm your exact model before ordering.
FAQ
Which machines does this fit?
The Wolverine RMAX models and years listed in the fitment section (2021+). Confirm your exact model before ordering.
Are install instructions available?
Yes. The manufacturer installation instructions are linked in the Specifications section.
Why SuperATV
SuperATV designs its protection parts for specific machines and publishes model-specific install instructions. Dunes 2 Dezert SXS ships SuperATV parts nationwide.
Upgrade Your Wolverine RMAX
Confirm your Wolverine RMAX model and year in the fitment list, then add it to your cart.
