Caliber PolyShield — 25.5 inches tall, 3 plastic salt shield sections
Road salt does not stop at the trailer nose. It comes off the tow vehicle in a spray and lands on whatever is parked behind it, all winter.
The PolyShield is Caliber’s answer to that, and every claim below is theirs, not ours.
Why Choose the Caliber PolyShield
Built for the hauler towing sleds down salted highways all winter, with every figure on this page taken from Caliber.
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Removal — Removes in seconds with included quick-detach kit.
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Durability — Will not shatter, crack, split or dent; not affected by extreme cold.
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Shield Sections — 3 plastic salt shield sections (two outer sections + one center section).
Made For
Built for anyone hauling powersports machines who wants the job to stop being a fight.
- Snowmobile and ATV haulers
- Enclosed and open trailer owners
- Winter touring and race teams
- Dealers moving units in season
- Anyone towing through salted states
Features
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Height — 25.5 inches.
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Width — Fits trailers from 95" to 102" without modification.
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Narrower Trailers — Can be modified to fit narrower trailers.
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Shield Sections — 3 plastic salt shield sections (two outer sections + one center section).
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Removal — Removes in seconds with included quick-detach kit.
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Durability — Will not shatter, crack, split or dent; not affected by extreme cold.
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Aerodynamics — Designed to improve aerodynamics and divert road spray.
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Hardware — Included; assembly required.
How It Works
Caliber publishes no load rating for this product, so this page does not state one — only what the manufacturer does publish, in their own terms.
Check the published dimensions against your setup before ordering — the fit is what decides whether it is the right part.
Every figure in the table below comes from Caliber. Where the manufacturer publishes no number for something, this page leaves it out rather than filling the gap.
Fitting and Using It
Tools required: Straight screwdriver, tape measure, power hand drill, drill bits 7/16", 1/4", 1/8", 17/64", 7/16" wrench, pencil.
Read the manufacturer instructions before you start; the order the parts go together in is not always obvious from the box.
Keep the hardware that comes with it together until you are ready to fit — small parts are the ones that go missing on a garage floor.
The Right Salt Guard for Your Setup
If a salt guard is what your setup is missing, this is Caliber's answer.
Don't wait — scroll back up and click the orange Add to Cart button to get this salt guard on its way to your shop.
