The design of ATV gears needs to accurately match the usage needs of different types of ATVs. Whether it is an entry-level ATV for leisure travel or a competitive ATV for extreme off-roading, the parameter calibration of ATV gears needs to be adjusted differently. Competitive ATV gears focus on instantaneous power transmission efficiency, improving acceleration response speed through optimized gear ratio design, while leisure models pay more attention to transmission smoothness and reduce operating noise to enhance riding experience.

For the high-temperature exposure and wading scenarios that ATVs often face, ATV gears are treated with a special anti-corrosion coating to enhance the rust resistance of the tooth surface. At the same time, they are equipped with a full-domain sealed protection system to prevent water from seeping into the gearbox during wading, which may cause lubrication failure. In terms of material upgrading, some high-end ATV gears use lightweight and high-strength titanium alloy materials, which not only reduce the weight of the vehicle body but also improve the impact toughness of the gears to cope with complex terrain impacts during off-roading.

In terms of selection and maintenance, it is necessary to select ATV gears of corresponding specifications according to the engine power and usage scenarios of the ATV, to avoid tooth damage caused by overload of small-sized gears. After each off-roading, timely clean the sand and debris outside the gearbox, check whether the seals are intact, and supplement the special lubricating oil suitable for high-temperature working conditions to ensure that the ATV gears maintain a stable transmission state in subsequent use.