The right radiator depends on your vehicle’s make, model, year, and configuration—not just a “700” designation. These five replacement radiators cover selected Polaris, Arctic Cat, and Suzuki models, including Polaris Ranger 700 applications. The JAVIK Sportsman radiator is best for specified non-EFI Sportsman 700 models; the two Ranger options suit listed Ranger fitments; and the Arctic Cat and Suzuki options serve their respective model families. Check the exact fitment details before ordering because similar engine sizes do not guarantee compatibility.
| Product | Best For | Key Fitment Note |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminium Radiator for Polaris Ranger | Specified Polaris Ranger 500, 700, and 800 models | Includes two lower mount bushings |
| JAVIK Sportsman Radiator | Polaris Sportsman 600 and 700 | Sportsman 700 fitment excludes EFI |
| JAVIK Ranger Radiator | Specified Polaris Ranger 500, 700, and 800 models | Check year and build-date limits |
| KiayUiey Arctic Cat Radiator | Listed Arctic Cat and Textron models | Two-row aluminum core |
| All Aluminum Suzuki Radiator | Suzuki King Quad 450, 700, and 750 | Check the listed model years |
Aluminium Radiator for Polaris Ranger 500, 700, and 800
Best for: Owners of a Polaris Ranger in the specific 500, 700, or 800 fitment list. This replacement is identified by OE/OEM numbers 1240286, 1240211, 1240385, and 5410584, which can help with part-number comparison.
The listed applications include Ranger 700 models from 2005–2009, Ranger 700 XP from 2005–2009, and Ranger 700 Crew from 2008–2009. It also covers specified Ranger 500 and 800 versions, with build-date restrictions for some 2010 models. One radiator and two lower mount bushings are included.
Choose this option if your vehicle matches the stated model and build details and the replacement numbers align. Caution: several 2010 applications have a specific build cutoff, so model year alone may not establish fitment.
JAVIK Radiator for Polaris Sportsman 600 and 700
Best for: Owners of a listed Polaris Sportsman 600 or non-EFI Sportsman 700. The product identifies OEM number 1240103 and states that its radiator is made from aluminum.
Listed fitments include Sportsman 600 models from 2003 and 2005, plus certain 2004 versions specified by model codes A04CH59AF, A04CH59AH, A04CH59AJ, A04CH59AT, and A04CH59AV. The Sportsman 700 application is listed for 2002–2006, excluding EFI editions.
Choose this radiator if your ATV matches the year and configuration information and OEM number. Caution: the explicit EFI exclusion means it should not be selected for a Sportsman 700 EFI without separate confirmation of fitment.
JAVIK Radiator for Polaris Ranger Models
Best for: Polaris Ranger owners who want an aluminum replacement listed for selected 500, 700, and 800 models. Its stated OE/OEM numbers are 1240286, 1240211, and 1240385. The product describes the radiator as aluminum and highlights heat dissipation.
The fitment list includes Ranger 700 models from 2005–2009, Ranger 700 XP from 2005–2009, Ranger 700 Crew from 2008–2009, and Ranger 700 6×6 EFI from 2006–2009. Selected 500 and 800 applications are also listed, including build-date limits on some 2010 and 800 6×6 models.
Choose this option if its vehicle-specific list and reference numbers match your Ranger. Caution: a model-year match may not be enough for applications with a stated build-date cutoff; verify the vehicle’s build information.
KiayUiey Two-Row Radiator for Arctic Cat
Best for: Owners of a listed Arctic Cat or Textron off-road model seeking a two-row aluminum replacement. The product lists a 12.1-inch-high by 10.5-inch-wide core and an overall size of 16 by 12.5 inches. It also describes a TIG-welded construction without epoxy.
Stated compatibility includes selected Arctic Cat 450, 500, 550, 650, 700, and 700S models from 2002–2017, as well as specified HDX and Prowler 650 applications. The listing also includes the 2018 Textron Off Road Alterra 700.
Choose this radiator when both the vehicle application and physical dimensions suit your replacement requirements. Caution: its dimensions and broad model list do not establish fitment for every trim or configuration; confirm the exact model before ordering.
All-Aluminum Radiator for Suzuki King Quad
Best for: Owners of a listed Suzuki King Quad 700, 450, or 750. The product describes an all-aluminum replacement and gives model-year coverage for each family.
Listed fitment includes Suzuki King Quad 700 models from 2005–2007, King Quad 450 models from 2007–2010, and King Quad 750 models from 2008–2015. This makes it an option for buyers comparing radiators across several King Quad engine-size families.
Choose this radiator if your Suzuki’s model and year fall within the stated applications. Caution: the product information does not provide dimensions or OEM reference numbers, so verify fitment using your vehicle details before purchase.
Buying Guide: How to Choose the Right ATV Radiator
Does “700” mean a radiator size?
Not in these product listings. Here, “700” appears in vehicle names such as Polaris Ranger 700, Polaris Sportsman 700, Arctic Cat 700, and Suzuki King Quad 700. The supplied products are described by vehicle fitment, not as 700-by-700-millimeter radiators. Confirm what “700 x 700” means in your search before selecting a part.
Which vehicle details should you check?
Start with the manufacturer, model family, model year, and trim or configuration. Then check whether the listing specifies EFI status, a model code, or a build-date cutoff. Those details matter: the JAVIK Sportsman listing excludes EFI editions, and some Ranger applications are limited to vehicles built before a particular date.
- Compare the full model name, not just the engine-size number.
- Confirm the model year and any trim, EFI, or drivetrain details.
- Check OEM or OE reference numbers when available.
- Look for stated build-date restrictions on applicable models.
- Compare radiator dimensions when the listing provides them.
Should you prioritize OEM numbers or vehicle fitment?
Use both where possible. A matching OEM number can help identify a replacement, but it does not replace checking the vehicle-specific application. The Polaris Ranger products list reference numbers, while the JAVIK Sportsman option identifies OEM number 1240103. The Suzuki product information does not provide an OEM number, so its stated model-year fitment is especially important to review.
How do the aluminum radiator options compare?
All five listings describe aluminum radiators. The KiayUiey product provides the most specific construction and size details in the supplied information, including its two-row core and measurements. The Ranger listings identify OE/OEM references and broad model applications, while the Suzuki listing emphasizes model-year coverage. Choose based on confirmed vehicle fitment first; construction details are a secondary comparison.
What if your vehicle is not listed?
Do not assume a radiator fits because the engine size is close or the model shares a name. Check the vehicle’s identification and existing radiator reference information, then compare it with the product’s fitment details. If a trim, year, or build date is missing from the listing, seek confirmation before choosing that part.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these radiators all for Polaris 700 models?
No. The selection includes products for Polaris Ranger and Sportsman models, as well as Arctic Cat, Textron, and Suzuki applications. Each radiator has its own stated fitment list.
Does a Polaris Sportsman 700 EFI fit the JAVIK Sportsman radiator?
The listing excludes Sportsman 700 EFI editions. Confirm compatibility separately before considering that radiator for an EFI model.
Which products list Polaris Ranger 700 fitment?
Both Polaris Ranger radiator listings include specified Ranger 700 applications. Compare the exact year, version, and any build-date limits with your vehicle.
Which radiator listing provides dimensions?
The KiayUiey Arctic Cat radiator listing provides a core size of 12.1 by 10.5 inches and an overall size of 16 by 12.5 inches.
Can I choose a radiator based only on engine size?
No. Engine size alone does not establish radiator compatibility. Verify the make, model, year, configuration, and any stated OEM number or build-date restrictions.