Polaris R0916500 OEM Atlas Track V2 Replacement
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Replacement Track Benefits + Atlas Fitment
- Genuine Polaris R0916500 replacement track, identified as Track V2.
- Fits the specified track position on applicable Atlas and Atlas XT cleaners.
- Replaces a worn or damaged track when inspection confirms replacement is needed.
- Supports contact with the pool surface as part of the cleaner’s mechanical drive system.
Quick Product Summary
The Polaris R0916500 OEM Atlas Track V2 is a replacement track for applicable Polaris Atlas and Atlas XT suction-side pool cleaners. It is used when an existing track is worn or damaged and the parts reference calls for R0916500. Check the track condition and the cleaner’s flow before treating a movement or climbing issue as a track failure.
Best For
Pool owners and service technicians inspecting the drive tracks on an Atlas or Atlas XT. It is a useful service part when the inner track teeth show wear or the track is visibly damaged. Confirm the exact cleaner and replacement reference before ordering rather than matching a tread only by shape.
Why This Matters
- The track is part of the cleaner’s contact and drive arrangement, so visible wear is worth checking during movement troubleshooting.
- The manufacturer also calls for flow, filter and debris checks when a cleaner moves slowly; those checks help avoid replacing a healthy track.
- Accurate suction-side identification helps you use the right operating and service instructions for an Atlas cleaner.
Common Signs You Need This / Use This When
- The inner teeth of a track show visible wear.
- A track is damaged during inspection of the cleaner’s running gear.
- A service diagnosis confirms R0916500 is needed after flow and obstruction checks.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Polaris |
| Part number / SKU | R0916500 |
| Part type | Track, V2 |
| Confirmed application | Applicable Atlas and Atlas XT cleaner assemblies |
| Cleaner category | Mechanical suction-side pool cleaner |
| Replacement status | Genuine OEM part |
| UPC | 052337100472 |
Compatibility / Fitment Notes
Match R0916500 and the V2 track reference in the parts information for your exact Atlas or Atlas XT. Do not infer compatibility with every Polaris cleaner from the brand name alone. This listing describes the track component; wheels, wheel pins and direction-control devices are separately identified parts.
For related equipment information, review the Atlas cleaner and the separately identified friction-fit hose. Check the hose type on your cleaner before selecting a replacement:
Installation / Use Notes
Turn off the pool pump and disconnect the cleaner before removing it for service. Inspect the track’s inner teeth and surrounding wheels, and confirm R0916500 against the correct parts diagram. Fit and seat the replacement as directed by Polaris, then verify the cleaner’s flow and observe operation in the pool. If movement remains poor, continue the manual’s troubleshooting checks or have a service professional inspect it.
Buy with Confidence
Benchmark Pool Supply identifies Atlas service parts by their exact references so tracks and internal drive components are easier to distinguish. Use R0916500 with the correct cleaner diagram, and inspect the assembly before deciding which additional parts are needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Polaris Atlas a robotic cleaner?
No. Polaris identifies Atlas as a mechanical suction-side cleaner powered by the pool’s filtration system. Use the Atlas suction-cleaner service information.
Which track does R0916500 identify?
R0916500 identifies the Polaris replacement Track V2. Parts listings identify it for applicable Atlas and Atlas XT assemblies; confirm the exact reference for your cleaner.
What track wear should I check?
The Polaris manual specifically calls for checking the inner teeth of the tracks when the cleaner moves slowly or does not move. Inspect for visible damage as well.
Will a new track guarantee better climbing?
No. Correct water flow, clean filtration, unobstructed components and other setup conditions also affect movement. Diagnose the cleaner before deciding the track is the cause.
Should I inspect the other track during replacement?
Yes. Inspect both tracks and their surrounding running gear during service, then replace the components that require attention. Do not infer package quantity from the number of tracks on the cleaner.
