Polaris 2890560 User manual
MISSING OR DAMAGED PARTS
Before beginning assembly, inspect the kit and its
component(s) to be sure all parts and tools are
accounted for and not damaged. If missing parts or
parts are damaged, please contact your Selling
Dealer for assistance.
If your accessory was purchased online, please
contact POLARIS® customer service at
1-800-POLARIS (US & Canada only).
APPLICATION
Verify accessory fitment at www.polaris.com.
IMPORTANT
On 2-Passenger ADV models, Rooftop Tent Kit is not compatible with Rear Roof Mounted Lights Kit, P/N
2889853; 2889730 or with Hi Rise Intake Kit, P/N 2890693.
On Multi-Passenger XP models, Rooftop Tent Kit is not compatible with Rear Roof Mounted Lights Kit, P/N
2889853; 2889730.
INSTALLATION VIDEO
A video of the installation is viewable on mobile devices by scanning the QR code
or by clicking HERE if viewing on a PC.
SAFETY
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Improper use and installation can result in loss of
control, serious injury, or death. Read and follow
the safety information and instructions in this
manual.
Load the Vehicle Properly
• Do not install this Rooftop Tent Kit on
non-compatible vehicles. It is exclusively designed
for Polaris Xpedition®.
• Do not exceed maximum weight capacity for this
vehicle; see load capacity label on cargo rack.
• When vehicle is parked, roof rack has a maximum
capacity of 500 lb (226 kg). Tent weight is 146 lb (66
kg). Maximum tent occupant capacity is 354 lb (160
kg).
• When stowing the tent, do not store additional cargo
inside the tent, and do not carry additional cargo on
top of stowed tent.
Use Extra Care when Driving or Trailering with
Tent Installed
• The weight of riders and cargo changes vehicle
braking, handling, and stability. To avoid loss of
control, turn gradually, operate at slower speeds,
and avoid rougher or steeper terrain.
• Do not exceed 80 mph (128 km/h) while trailering
with tent.
• Avoid overhead impacts. Rooftop tent increases
overall vehicle height when stowed, which reduces
total vehicle clearance.
Use the Tent Properly
• When selecting an area to park the vehicle and
deploy the tent, make sure the surrounding area is
clear of power lines, branches, and other obstacles
that could contact the tent.
• Make sure vehicle is level and in PARK when tent is
deployed.
• Prevent vehicle from moving by chocking wheels. A
chock is a wedge or wheel stop that is designed to
keep vehicle from moving forward or backward.
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P/N 2890560
ROOFTOP TENT KIT
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• DO NOT OPERATE ANY DEVICE WHICH BURNS
FUEL INSIDE THIS TENT. Combustion produces
carbon monoxide which can kill you in minutes.
Carbon monoxide is a poison you cannot see or
smell.
• Do not run vehicle engine while tent is deployed.
• Maintain adequate ventilation inside your tent at all
times. Death by suffocation is possible.
• Do not leave children unattended inside the tent.
Using the Tent Ladder
• Make sure the tent ladder is properly secured. The
tent ladder should be level, as vertical as possible,
and have secure footing and won’t move.
• Never use tent ladder if it is not attached to this
Polaris® Rooftop Tent. Dispose of tent ladder when
disposing of rooftop tent. Do not use tent ladder for
any other purpose.
• Pinch hazard. Do not put body parts between rungs
when collapsing tent ladder.
• Always assist children using the tent ladder.
KEEP ALL FLAME AND HEAT SOURCES AWAY
FROM THIS TENT FABRIC
This tent is not fireproof. The fabric will burn if left in
continuous contact with any flame source. The
application of any foreign substance to the tent fabric
may create a safety hazard. Death and/or serious
burns are possible.
• NEVER place your stove, campfire, or any other
flame source in or near your tent.
• NEVER use, light, or refuel a stove, lantern, heater,
or other heat source inside your tent.
• NEVER store flammable liquids in a tent.
• NEVER use candles, matches, or other open
flames in or near a tent.
• NEVER smoke in a tent.
• Keep exits clear.
• Build campfires downwind and at a safe distance of
at least 10 ft (3 m) away from a tent.
• Extinguish campfires before leaving a campsite or
going to sleep.
Stow the Tent Properly
• NEVER move or drive the vehicle when the tent is
deployed.
• Before operating or trailering vehicle, make sure
tent is securely attached and properly stowed.
Check again after driving for a few minutes.
REQUIRED SOLD SEPARATELY
Only parts for installation of the Rooftop Tent Kit are included. Prior installation of the following additional kits are
also required (sold separately):
• Crew Roof Platform Rack Kit, P/N 2889237
• Platform Rack Backbone Kit, P/N 2889451 or 2889452
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KIT CONTENTS
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REF QTY PART DESCRIPTION P/N AVAILABLE
SEPARATELY
AVAILABLE
SERVICE KIT
1 1 Tent Assembly n/a n/a
2 4 Weld Nut Plate n/a n/a
3 4 Tent Mounting Bracket n/a n/a
4 8 Screw, Hex Flange M8 x 1.25 x 60 mm 7521332–60 n/a
5 4 Rail Stud M10 x 1.5 x 21 mm 7528236 2211679
6 4 Flat Washer M10 x 2.5 mm 7558716 2211679
7 4 Nut, Locking M10 x 1.5 mm 7547658 2211679
8 1 Ladder Assembly n/a n/a
9 2 Ladder Bracket n/a n/a
10 4 Screw, Hex M6 x 1.0 x 40 mm n/a n/a
11 2 Screw, Hex M6 x 1.0 x 20 mm n/a n/a
12 6 Nut, Locking M6 x 1.0 mm n/a n/a
13 6 Flat Washer M6 x 1.0 mm n/a n/a
14 2 Spacer n/a n/a
15 1 Travel Cover n/a n/a
16 8 Tent Rod n/a n/a
17 2 Boot Bag n/a n/a
18 1 Cargo Net n/a n/a
19 1 Tent Repair Kit n/a n/a
20 1 Power Cord, LED Strip n/a n/a
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REF QTY PART DESCRIPTION P/N AVAILABLE
SEPARATELY
AVAILABLE
SERVICE KIT
21 1 Battery to 12 V Socket Adapter n/a n/a
22 1 Bungee Cords n/a n/a
23 1 Open End Wrench 10 mm n/a n/a
24 1 Double Ended Open End Wrench 8/10 mm n/a n/a
TOOLS REQUIRED
• Safety Glasses
• Crowfoot Wrench (17 mm)
• Socket Set, Metric
• Socket Set, Torx® Bit
• Torque Wrench
• Wrench Set, Metric
CONSUMABLES REQUIRED
• Silicone Lubricant
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
VEHICLE PREPARATION
GENERAL
1. Park vehicle on a flat surface.
2. Shift vehicle into PARK.
3. Turn key to OFF position and remove key.
4. Chock at least one front and one rear tire with a
wheel chock on both front and rear side of each
tire.
ACCESSORY INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT
Installation is easier if the vehicle is clean and free of
debris.
FIRST TIME SETUP
1. Remove tent assembly q
from packaging.
2. Place tent, with frame side down, on an
appropriate work surface.
3. Pull up on four straps to detach hook and loop
fastener. Remove straps from D-rings.
4. Lift top half of tent assembly and open tent.
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5. Remove toggles from bottom of rainfly. Lift rainfly.
6. Unzip and open panel.
7. Remove ladder i, cover h, rods j, boot bags k,
cargo net l, and other hardware from tent.
8. Close tent assembly q
by folding upper half over
lower half.
9. Unzip panel on upper half of tent assembly.
10. Find two sets of ladder mounting holes on inside of
tent.
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11. Install one screw a
and one washer f
through
each ladder mounting hole.
12. Install bracket o
and two locking nuts d.
DO NOT torque fasteners at this time.
13. Align ladder i
with brackets o.
NOTICE
Make sure that labels on ladder are facing upward.
14. Assemble ladder to each bracket with screw s,
locking nut d, washer f, and spacer g. Torque
nuts to specification.
TORQUE
Nuts d:
88 in-lbs (10 N·m)
15. Torque bracket nuts d
to specification.
NOTICE
Make sure edge of bracket o
is parallel to edge of
tent assembly before tightening nuts.
TORQUE
Nuts d:
88 in-lbs (10 N·m)
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16. Install straps through D-rings. Pull straps tight and
fasten with hook and loop fastener.
17. Assemble four mounting brackets e
to tent
assembly q. Use two screws r
and one weld nut
plate w
to attach each mounting bracket.
DO NOT torque fasteners at this time.
18. Set tent assembly q
on top of platform rack.
WARNING
Use at least two people to help set tent assembly on
vehicle. Tent assembly weighs 146 lb (66 kg). Take
care to avoid pinching of hands or fingers when
setting tent on roof rack.
NOTICE
Tent can be set up to extend over driver’s side or
passenger side of vehicle. Make sure ladder
brackets are oriented toward side away from desired
extension side.
NOTICE
Position tent as desired between slots for rail studs.
Tent mounting brackets must not overlap openings in
rack slots.
19. Install one rail stud t
through slot at each corner
of platform rack.
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20. Slide rail stud t
into slot on mounting bracket.
NOTICE
Stud should be pushed fully into slot until making
contact with base of slot.
21. Install washer y
and locking nut u
on each rail
stud. Tighten nut until bracket is held flat against
platform rack.
DO NOT torque fasteners at this time.
22. Torque mounting bracket screws r
to
specification.
TORQUE
Screws r:
106 in-lbs (12 N·m)
23. Torque nuts u
to specification.
TORQUE
Nuts u:
30 ft-lbs (40 N·m)
NOTE
Torquing these nuts will require use of crowfoot
wrench. When applying final torque, crowfoot
wrench will need to be at a right angle to head of
torque wrench, as shown in illustration.
24. Release main straps of tent assembly. Allow
straps to hang down side of vehicle.
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25. Unfold travel cover h. Remove zipper half A
from
travel cover.
26. Install zipper half A
into groove on side of tent
assembly q. Groove will be found on side farthest
from ladder mounting brackets.
NOTICE
Zipper should face down toward ground.
27. Connect travel cover h
to zipper half A. Pull
zipper closed along entire length of side.
28. Allow travel cover to hang over side of vehicle.
29. Open ladder strap.
WARNING
Before opening tent assembly, make sure that
surrounding area is clear of power lines, branches,
or other obstacles that may come into contact with
tent.
30. Release side straps on tent assembly.
31. Extend ladder i
to full length. Each section of
ladder will lock in place with an audible click.
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