SuperATV 3-Inch Lift Kit Fits 2017–2026 Ranger XP

If you run a Ranger XP built between 2017 and 2026, SuperATV's 3-inch Lift Kit is listed to fit your machine. That window matters: the fitment data covers model years 2017 through 2026 and nothing before. A 2016 Ranger XP is not on the list, so do not assume the same kit bolts up. Check your year against the model before you buy.

SuperATV lists this as a suspension lift at three inches. The fitment record is all we have on it; it does not describe how the kit achieves that lift—whether it reuses your factory shocks, relocates mounting points, or runs taller springs—so go to SuperATV's own documentation for what the kit replaces and what it keeps. For a utility machine that runs out of clearance over ruts and logs, three inches is the headline number.

What a lift like this changes about the machine is worth thinking through before you order. Raising the body shifts the center of gravity upward and changes the geometry of the steering and driveline. That can affect how the Ranger behaves on side-slopes and how the half-shafts sit at full droop. None of that is a reason to skip the kit, but it is a reason to read the installation instructions in full and to re-check your alignment and any angle-sensitive components after the install. If the kit's documentation specifies hardware torque sequences, follow them exactly as written. We will not print torque figures here, because guessing a fastener spec on suspension hardware is how you end up with a bracket that loosens or a bolt that snaps under load. Those numbers belong to SuperATV's instructions and your service manual, and nowhere else.

The kit does not come with wheels or tires. The extra lift may make room for a taller tire, but going too large can load the drivetrain and reduce low-end response. If you are pairing the lift with new rubber, size it against what the kit and your machine actually clear, not against a photo. Do not exceed the tire and wheel sizing your own documentation allows.

A lift also does not change what protective gear you should be wearing. Helmet, eye protection, and seatbelts still apply, and a taller machine is not a reason to relax on any of that.

Bottom line: if you have a 2017–2026 Ranger XP and need clearance for rougher ground or bigger tires, this kit is listed to fit. Confirm your model year, read the install guide, and set tire size to what your machine genuinely clears.