Can-Am Commander In-Dash Cab Heater

Beat the Cold with an In-Dash Heater
Imagine a fun-filled day in the snow with your kids—hooking the sled behind your Commander and giving them the thrill ride they've been begging for. But you tell the kids "no!" because it's too dang cold. Don't sacrifice those memories—install SuperATV's Can-Am Commander In-Dash Heater. It mounts inside your dash and utilizes the engine's heat to give you a warm cab while the engine's running.

• Mounts in your dash
• Defrosts your windshield
• Provides comfort
• Easy to install

Defrost Your Commander’s Windshield
Who wants to waste precious playtime scraping ice off their windshield? None of us! Our in-dash cab heater is equipped with all the necessary vents and hoses to defrost your windshield. Say goodbye to chilly fingers and hello to a clear view on those frosty days. Let this heater do the work while you focus on creating snow angels and making memories.

Cozy Cab Bliss
This heater harnesses the engine's heat and will continue putting out hot air as long as your Commander’s engine is running. And we've equipped it with a radiator hose that can withstand temperatures from -40°F to 285°F, so you can enjoy playtime with your kids no matter how frosty the weather gets.

Installation Made Simple
The last thing you need is a complicated installation process consuming all your time. That's why we made sure installing this heater is quick and hassle-free. We've included everything you need—hoses, tubing, clamps, hose pliers, and more. Say goodbye to installation headaches and hello to extended family time courtesy of our Can-Am Commander in-dash heater.

Get Heat in Half the Time with a Quick-Start Flow Valve
Upgrade your heater and cut warm-up time in half with a quick-start flow valve. It directs all engine coolant straight to your heater core at low engine temperatures. As your engine warms up, the valve automatically opens to direct coolant through your radiator for optimal performance.

• Gets you heated air twice as fast
• Diverts coolant to your heater core at low temps