AR-PRO (2-Pack) Replacement Snow Plow Skid Shoes - Replaces Part ATV UTV Polaris K-Plow Nos 2205071 and 2208864 - Hardened Steel Snow Plow Non-Slip Base - with Quick-Release Cotter Pins

What It Is

These are replacement skid shoes for ATV/UTV snow plows, specifically designed to fit Polaris K-Plow models that use OEM part numbers 2205071 and 2208864. They protect the plow blade edge from wear and provide a non-slip base for better traction on icy surfaces.

Fitment & Compatibility

• OEM Replacement: Directly replaces Polaris part #2205071 and #2208864. Fits Polaris K-Plow series (Pursuit, Pro HD, and standard K-Plow models).
• Mounting: Uses included quick-release cotter pins. Check that your plow’s existing holes align with the shoes’ bolt pattern—these are designed for the specific Polaris K-Plow bracket, not universal.
• Measurement: Each shoe is approximately 8.5" long x 2.5" wide. Measure your current shoe’s length and bolt hole spacing (center-to-center) before buying. If your plow uses a different mounting pattern (e.g., 7" or 9" spacing), these won’t fit.
• Not for: Most residential walk-behind snow blowers, pickup truck plows, or non-Polaris ATV/UTV plows unless they share the same K-Plow mounting design.

Key Things to Know

• Hardened steel vs. standard plastic/rubber shoes—lasts longer on gravel or pavement but can scratch softer surfaces like asphalt if adjusted too low.
• Installation difficulty: Easy—10 minutes. Remove old cotter pins, slide off old shoes, slide on new ones, and re-pin. No tools needed beyond pliers for stubborn pins.
• Common gotcha: The cotter pins are included but can be loose in some brackets. If your plow bracket holes are worn or oversized, consider adding a washer to prevent rattle.
• Wear life: Expect 2-3 seasons of moderate use on mixed surfaces. Hardened steel resists bending better than stamped steel alternatives.

Should You Buy It

Yes, if you own a Polaris K-Plow and want a durable, affordable replacement for worn-out OEM shoes. They’re a direct fit, install quickly, and the hardened steel outlasts plastic or rubber options. Skip them if you need universal shoes for a non-Polaris plow or prefer a softer base to avoid scratching delicate surfaces.