UTV Snow Plow Blades

Snow Plow Blades Built for Real Winter Conditions

When winter hits and you need to clear snow from a driveway, paths, or sidewalks, the blade you choose determines how well the job gets done. Fueled UTV carries a wide range of UTV snow plow blades from proven brands like Denali, KFI, and Kolpin, built from high-quality materials to handle heavy use season after season. Steel blades such as the Kolpin 72" stamped and welded option deliver solid performance on packed snow and ice, while polyurethane and rubber cutting-edge wear bars add flexibility and reduce noise against hard surfaces. Blade width matters too: Denali Standard blades are available in 60", 66", and 72" options, giving you the right fit for your machine and the surface you need to clear.

The plow accessories on this page are designed to extend the life of your system and keep it performing through the worst conditions. Replaceable wear bars protect the blade itself from breaking down, skid feet control how the cutting edge rides the surface, and rubber deflector flaps help direct snow off the blade cleanly. Denali plow systems are engineered to mount centrally on your UTV frame, dispersing impact force and protecting the front end from damage. KFI's Open Trail Pro-S Series plow blades offer a straight, heavy-duty steel option built for ATV and UTV use. Whether you're running a Polaris Ranger, Yamaha Wolverine RMAX, or Can-Am Defender, Fueled UTV stocks snow plow blades and plow accessories designed to match your machine so you can add them to your cart with confidence.

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FAQ

What materials are UTV snow plow blades made from?

Most UTV snow plow blades are built from steel, with 11-gauge being a common thickness on Denali Standard Series blades. Wear bars and cutting edges are available in steel, polyurethane, and rubber, each offering different performance characteristics for different surfaces and conditions.

What is a cutting edge on a snow plow blade?

The cutting edge is the bottom edge of the plow blade that contacts the surface and scrapes snow away. Replaceable cutting edges and wear bars protect the blade body from wearing down, and choosing the right material — steel for hard ice or rubber and polyurethane for paved driveways and sidewalks — helps you clear snow effectively without damaging the surface below.

How wide should a UTV snow plow blade be?

Blade width depends on your UTV's width and what you need to clear. Denali Standard blades are available in 60", 66", and 72" widths to cover a range of machines and job sizes. Matching blade width to your machine's stance lets you remove snow in fewer passes.

Do Denali snow plow systems work with different UTV models?

Denali plow systems are designed to fit a wide range of UTVs, including the Polaris General, Polaris Ranger, Yamaha Wolverine RMAX, and Can-Am Defender. Lift kits are available to allow installation on machines with skid plates at 13"–15" and 15"–17" off the ground, giving you flexibility across different setups.

What plow accessories should I buy with a UTV snow plow blade?

Skid feet, wear bars, rubber deflector flaps, and blade markers are the most common plow accessories that complement a snow plow blade purchase. Skid feet and wear bars protect the cutting edge and extend blade life, while deflector flaps help control where snow goes as you push it. All Denali plow systems require a winch (not included) to raise and lower the blade. Fueled UTV recommends the VIPER Elite, VIPER Max, or VIPER Midnight winches.

Can I leave my plow mount on my UTV year-round?

Many UTV plow mount plates are designed to stay on the machine year-round without causing issues. Denali mount plates are specifically engineered to fit the UTV frame and can remain installed between winter seasons, making it easy to attach the plow again when snow removal season returns.

What is the difference between a snow plow and a snow pusher?

A snow plow uses an angled blade to push or throw snow to the side as you drive forward. A snow pusher moves snow straight ahead and is better suited for containing and stacking snow in a specific area. Both are available at Fueled UTV, and the right choice depends on your property layout and how you prefer to work.