ATV & UTV Plow Blades & Cutting Edges

Why Choose Polyurethane ATV & UTV Plow Blades?

ATV and UTV plows are often used in tighter, more variable environments than full-size truck plows. Residential driveways, sidewalks, gravel transitions, curbs, pavers, uneven pavement, and decorative concrete all create conditions where a steel edge can be too aggressive.

FallLine’s polyurethane ATV and UTV plow blades are built for operators who want durability without unnecessary surface damage. Polyurethane provides strength, impact resistance, and abrasion resistance while remaining more forgiving than steel on sensitive surfaces.

Benefits of FallLine polyurethane ATV/UTV cutting edges include:

• Rust-proof performance — polyurethane will not rust or leave rust streaks behind
• Surface protection — helps reduce scratching, gouging, and chipping compared to steel
• Quieter operation — less harsh scraping noise during residential snow removal
• Abrasion resistance — built to handle repeated contact with pavement and uneven surfaces
• Impact resistance — helps absorb contact with rough ground, cracks, and transitions
• Custom fitment — stocked as blanks that can be cut and drilled to match your plow
• Light-duty and heavy-duty options — available in standard ATV/UTV sizes and thicker 1” options for heavier setups

For most standard ATV and UTV plows, a 4” tall x 0.75” thick polyurethane edge is the recommended option. For heavier-duty UTV or ATV plows, the 72” x 6” x 1” edge may be a better fit when extra weight, width, or plowing force requires a more robust blade.

Polyurethane vs. Rubber vs. Steel ATV/UTV Plow Blades Many ATV and UTV owners search for terms like “ATV rubber cutting edge,” “UTV rubber plow blade,” or “rubber snow plow cutting edge” when they want a non-steel blade that protects driveways, pavers, concrete, asphalt, trailers, and other sensitive surfaces. FallLine does not manufacture or sell rubber cutting edges — we specialize in polyurethane cutting edges, which are a modern, high-performance upgrade for ATV and UTV snow plows. Polyurethane offers the surface protection many users associate with rubber, but with better durability, abrasion resistance, and cold-weather performance. Compared to steel, polyurethane is quieter, less likely to gouge or scrape finished surfaces, and helps reduce vibration and impact shock during plowing. It also will not rust, spark, or leave metal marks behind.

If You’re Searching for a Rubber Cutting Edge

If you’ve been looking for a “rubber cutting edge” for your ATV or UTV plow, it is important to know that FallLine’s products are made from polyurethane — not rubber.

Polyurethane is a distinct material that offers excellent abrasion resistance, impact resistance, and long service life in snow removal applications. It provides the non-metal surface protection many operators associate with rubber, while offering better durability, superior cleaning of surfaces, and wear performance over rubber.

Polyurethane vs. Steel

Steel cutting edges are hard on residential and decorative surfaces. Steel can scratch concrete, chip pavement, spark, rust, and leave marks behind.

Polyurethane plow blades are a better option when you want to reduce surface damage. They are especially useful for:

• Residential driveways
• Sidewalks and walkways
• Decorative concrete
• Pavers
• Asphalt surfaces
• Gravel transitions
• Rural properties
• Commercial snow plowing
• ATV and UTV snow removal setups

Polyurethane vs. UHMW “Poly” ATV/UTV Plow Blades UHMW-PE, or Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (often referred to as “poly”), is a plastic known for its low-friction surface. It is commonly used in wear strips, liners, and industrial sliding applications. While UHMW-PE can work in some plow applications, polyurethane is the better choice for ATV and UTV cutting edges because it combines durability with elasticity. Polyurethane can flex, rebound, and absorb impact better than UHMW-PE. That makes it especially useful when plowing uneven surfaces, expansion joints, gravel transitions, pavers, or sensitive pavement. UHMW-PE is slick and lightweight, but polyurethane provides a better combination of wear resistance, impact absorption, and surface-safe snow removal.

ATV/UTV Plow Blade & Cutting Edge FAQs

What is an ATV or UTV plow blade?

In snow plow parts terminology, the term plow blade can refer to the ground-contact blade or cutting edge attached to the bottom of the plow. This is the part that scrapes snow, moves snow at the surface level, and takes the most wear during operation.

FallLine’s ATV and UTV plow blades are polyurethane replacement cutting edges that mount to your existing plow.

Are polyurethane cutting edges the same as rubber cutting edges?

No. FallLine cutting edges are made from polyurethane, not rubber.

Some people use “rubber cutting edge” as a general search term for a flexible, non-steel plow blade. Polyurethane is a separate material that offers excellent abrasion resistance, impact resistance, and long-lasting performance for snow removal.

What size cutting edge do I need for my ATV or UTV plow?

Start by measuring your existing cutting edge or blade. You will need the width, height, and thickness.

FallLine offers popular ATV/UTV polyurethane plow edge sizes in 48”, 60”, and 72” widths. If your exact width is not listed, choose the next size up and cut it down to match your plow.

Can I cut a FallLine ATV/UTV plow blade to size?

Yes. FallLine ATV and UTV polyurethane plow edges are stocked as blanks and can be cut down to fit your equipment.

If your plow requires a width that is not listed, select the next size up and trim it to the correct width.

Can I drill holes in the polyurethane edge?

Yes. FallLine ATV/UTV plow blades can be drilled for custom fitment. Use your existing factory edge as a template to mark the hole pattern, then drill the polyurethane edge to match your plow.

No specialty tools are typically required for standard cutting and drilling.

Which thickness should I choose for my ATV or UTV plow?

For most standard ATV and UTV plows, a 4” tall x 0.75” thick polyurethane edge is the recommended option.

For heavier-duty ATV or UTV plows, the 72” x 6” x 1” polyurethane edge may be a better fit because it can better support the added weight and force of a heavier plow. For light or standard-duty plows, a 1” thick edge is usually not necessary or advisable.

Is polyurethane better than steel for ATV and UTV snow plows?

Polyurethane is often better when surface protection, noise reduction, and rust resistance are priorities. Steel will scratch, chip, rust, and mark driveways or sidewalks.

For residential snow removal, sidewalks, pavers, decorative concrete, and other sensitive surfaces, a polyurethane plow blade is a more forgiving option than steel.