How well tracks work on a UTV depends at least in part of what kind of UTV. I have a Polaris RZR. It's 4x4 but the fronts don't engage until the rears slip. With tracks, unless you get in some nasty stuff to get the slippage, you'll be pushing non-powered fronts around. That has to kill the power.
OTOH, I've never had tracks on it so maybe it works better than it sounds.
I had wondered about that. Talked with a manufacture rep (Camso) and asked about the Polaris system. I don't know exactly why, but apparently it is not an issue - especially in snow - maybe there is enough slip going on in snow pretty much all the time that it doesn't matter.
What you do loose with tracks is speed and gas mileage/range.
