SSS Off-Road - Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000 Standard UHMW Skid Plate

UHMW Skid Plate for Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000 (2020-2025)

Protect your UTV with a premium skid plate made from 3/8 inch thick UHMW plastic. This durable, impact-absorbing material outperforms steel and resists abrasion better than any alternative. Don't rely on thin OEM skids—get the protection you need with an SSS Offroad skid plate.

• 3/8 inch UHMW Material: The slickest and most abrasion-resistant plastic available; absorbs major impacts without unnecessary weight
• Recessed Bolt Holes: Smooth, no-snag finish with flush hardware
• Miter Lap Joints: Near-seamless overlapping panels that reduce catch points
• 5-Piece Design: Front differential panel (1), main panel (3), and engine panel (1)
• No Tapping Required: Reuses factory holes; custom fine-threaded screws and steel cup washers provide maximum strength
• Optional Rock Sliders: Built-in protection on the sides and front wheel wells; UHMW slides rather than catches
• Tree Kicker Version: Omits the final bend to accommodate tree kicker or nerf bar installation
• Maintenance Holes: Included for essential drain and service access

• Side Rock Sliders: 9 inches of additional protection along the vehicle body line
• Front Rock Sliders: Protects the frame and wheel well area with up to 3 inches of additional UHMW protection

Both versions include a front differential panel, main panel, and engine panel. The Premium skid plate features one massive main panel instead of three separate pieces, providing stronger reinforcement and fewer snag points.

• Made in USA: Designed, tested, and manufactured in Utah with US-sourced materials
• Lifetime Warranty: Unbeatable coverage backed by a made-in-USA company
• Replacement Parts: Damaged or worn pieces available at 50-70% of retail value
• Workmanship Guarantee: Manufacturing issues replaced at no cost
• Precision Fit: Cut to 0.1mm accuracy using 3D scanners and CNC machines

Since a stick came through my floorboard during a casual ride, I refuse to drive my SxS without a skid plate. There is no reason to risk my vehicle or my family. — Gregg, UTV owner since 2005