Drive Belt Engine Timing Belt Dayco Ski-Doo Belt Replacements for Trail, Mountain, and Utility Sleds

While Ski-Doo replacement parts, including snowmobile performance parts like a CVT or drive belt, can have straightforward setup, doing it incorrectly may affect warranties. Sixity helps by providing a free guide about snowmobile replacement belt installation.

Before running your new Ski-Doo clutch belt through its paces, you’ll want to break it in. A typical break-in period for a snowmobile CVT replacement belt is 20 to 30 miles. You don’t have to go slow, but you should take it easy, allowing the belt to seat naturally. 

We carry numerous Ski-Doo belt replacement brands and sub-brands. From Gates, Sixity offers G-Force as the OEM drop-in, C12 with carbon cords for less stretch, and RedLine for high-output sleds.

Dayco’s standard belt replacement is its HP line. HPX is for harder riding, and the XTX line is the brand’s maximum torque option that complements Ski-Doo’s snowmobile power transmission.

We also offer the Sixity-branded VS series as a value option. Our branded Ski-Doo snowmobile parts match OEM specifications and come with a one-year warranty.

Our selection of Ski-Doo drive belts covers models from 1969 through 2020. So whether you’re looking for a Ski-Doo belt to fit your classic Alpine, Citation, or Everest, or have a more recent Expedition, Renegade, or MX Z, Sixity has you covered.

Plug your model into the vehicle selection tool above to narrow your search to fitment-guaranteed products.

Your sled’s make, model, and year determine fitment, but your riding style narrows your belt options. For everyday trail riding and touring, you can go with Sixity VS, the standard level G-Force, or Dayco’s HP. For harder riding, you’ll want to upgrade to the more premium tiers of Gates’ C12 or RedLine, or Dayco’s HPX or XTX lines.

As an authorized seller, Sixity backs every Gates and Dayco Ski-Doo belt with the original manufacturer’s warranty. We’re also here to help with any product questions and can help you identify which belts will work with your machine and trim. Our US-based customer support team is available Monday through Friday, 8 am to 8 pm ET, at (888) 679-6279.

Don’t wait for the first snowfall to replace worn Ski-Doo drive belts. Shipping is free with no order minimum, and 99% of all orders go out within one business day, so your sled is ready when the trails open. Find your part today.

Yes, carrying a spare drive belt is a responsible decision, especially for backcountry riding. You can choose OEM-comparable models, such as Gates’ G-Force, Dayco’s HP, or Sixity’s VS belts for more affordable options.

Yes, mountain sleds need different Ski-Doo drive belts than trail sleds. Gates RedLine and C12 belts are popular for high-output mountain models.

A belt may squeal with cold starts because it’s stiff. It’s best to let the sled warm up before loading it.