Congrats on your new machine, you're going love it.
I didn't actually install mine, I had the dealer add it before we picked it up. But we had some issues with the first unit so I dug into it in trying to resolve problems.
It's pretty much a plug n play system. It gets its power from the block against the fire wall under the hood cover. I would gladly send pics or answer questions if you have hangups with the install.
Great system although way over priced.

 

What kind of problems did you have? And what wiring comes off of the ride command itself? And I agree, had the ride command on my 2017 xp and enjoyed it but super expensive. I’m looking at $1600 ish with the ride command and dash mount


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what an awesome machine - your gonna love it

 

Just picked up the RC setup in the past week so can answer your questions.

The RC box has only the RC screen, nothing else except a quick start card. So yes, you definitely need the install kit. Mine is a 2019 so there in no moving of pins from the connectors, it is plug and play. The install kit contains the mount and dash covers, Ft + Rr cameras, an air temp sensor, radio adapter harnesses, radio antenna, GPS antenna, and a lot of other misc needed screws, wires, and zip ties. There are a lot of parts and wires but it is plug and play. I also bought the new V2V antenna and a SSV 3 speaker system to go with it. Now the fun begins.

It looks intimidating but if you take the instructions and lay your parts out, it really isn't that bad if you have some mechanical aptitude. The pic below is of the RC, install kit, and V2V kit. The SSV kit has it's own set of wires that go with the amps and speakers.

If you buy, be sure to use the $150 Polaris Accessory coupon.

 

Just picked up the RC setup in the past week so can answer your questions.

The RC box has only the RC screen, nothing else except a quick start card. So yes, you definitely need the install kit. Mine is a 2019 so there in no moving of pins from the connectors, it is plug and play. The install kit contains the mount and dash covers, Ft + Rr cameras, an air temp sensor, radio adapter harnesses, radio antenna, GPS antenna, and a lot of other misc needed screws, wires, and zip ties. There are a lot of parts and wires but it is plug and play. I also bought the new V2V antenna and a SSV 3 speaker system to go with it. Now the fun begins.

It looks intimidating but if you take the instructions and lay your parts out, it really isn't that bad if you have some mechanical aptitude. The pic below is of the RC, install kit, and V2V kit. The SSV kit has it's own set of wires that go with the amps and speakers.

If you buy, be sure to use the $150 Polaris Accessory coupon.

Can i get a part number to the usb and the other two adapters next to the temp sensor. I just paid 1000 for a used system and it didnt come with those two items. And i need the one to be able to do an update if ever needed

 

Awesome -- Thanx for pausing to help me out topgun. My concern was I already had the nice 2 gauges by the steering wheel, and removing pins would make it go dead, wasn't happy about that... Im looking for gps and some of the other trinkets, so with your input I will pop by the dealer (with coupon in hand) and get the kit ordered up tomorrow.
As I've only got 67kl on my machine from the first ride - already missing it (2015 xc had it) guess I got spoiled
Thanx again so much!

 

Skip the ride command and just buy an android tablet and use GPS mapping on that. It’s cheaper and better

 

Id disagree with that

 

I would disagree with that as well. I use ride command for gauges, cameras and radio control for my headsets (phone paired to RC - RC paired to Rugged intercom), but I use two tablets for navigation as I like them better than RC for that.