Jun 1, 2026 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
A Tucker Sno-Cat® vehicle is built to handle some of the harshest winter conditions, but the off-season can quietly do damage if you’re not careful. When summer arrives and your machine sits idle, prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays becomes a serious concern,...
May 1, 2026 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
As the snow melts and your Tucker Sno-Cat® heads into off-season storage, it’s important to give your batteries a little extra attention. Proper battery storage care prevents costly replacements, extends lifespan, and ensures your machine is ready to fire up when...
Apr 1, 2026 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
Aftermarket wheels can be tempting due to cost or availability, but they often differ from Tucker’s OEM design in key ways that affect track life. Differences in diameter, durometer (hardness), and material can change how the wheel contacts the track and track drive...
Mar 1, 2026 | Service Department Notes
The Importance of Taking Care of Tucker Sno-Cat® Rubber Tracks Tucker Sno-Cat® machines are engineered for extreme winter conditions, and our rubber tracks are one of the most critical components of performance. Proper care and maintenance of these tracks not only...
Dec 1, 2025 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
On Tucker Sno-Cat® vehicles, proper alignment isn’t limited to sprockets alone—the arrows on rubber tracks and the alignment buttons on steel track sprockets must also match. These indicators show the correct engagement point between the track and the drive system....
Nov 1, 2025 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
Regular inspection of your sprocket liners and wheel liners is an important part of maintaining your Tucker Sno-Cat® vehicle. These components are under constant stress in demanding snow conditions, so it is essential to check them often for cracks, wear, or other...
