Rear Shock Absorber, Left 706004563 by Can-Am

Genuine Can-Am Rear Shock Absorber, Left — OEM Part #706004563

Bring back the factory ride and handling with a genuine Can-Am Rear Shock Absorber, Left. Built for the Maverick Turbo, it keeps the original geometry, bushing fit and travel, so the machine tracks straight and soaks up the trail.

A-arms, trailing arms, shocks, springs, sway bars, knuckles and bushings control wheel movement and alignment. Bent or worn parts cause wandering, uneven tire wear and harsh handling. This part is confirmed for 2 Can-Am models from 2022 to 2026. See the full fitment list below.

Rear Shock Absorber, Left at a Glance

• OEM part number: 706004563
• Brand: Can-Am by BRP (genuine factory part)
• Part type: Shock
• Position: Rear, Left
• Fits: Maverick sport side-by-side models, 2022–2026
• Condition: New

Can-Am Models and Years This Rear Shock Absorber Fits

Genuine Can-Am part #706004563 fits the models and years below. To be certain, match the part number to the factory parts diagram for your machine or contact us with your VIN before ordering.

Can-Am Maverick sport side-by-side Fitment

Why Choose a Genuine Can-Am OEM Rear Shock Absorber?

• Factory geometry for straight tracking
• Correct bushing and ball joint fit
• Restores original ride height and travel
• Spreads loads across the frame as BRP designed
• Sold by Witchdoctors, with factory part numbers and parts diagrams for every Can-Am model we support

Features and Materials

Key Features

• Genuine Can-Am OEM suspension part, part #706004563
• Original mounting points and dimensions
• Corrosion-resistant coating where applicable
• Built for full-travel off-road use
• Works with factory bushings, ball joints and hardware

Materials and Construction

Can-Am suspension parts use high-strength steel for arms, knuckles and links with corrosion-resistant coatings, rubber or polymer bushings, and shocks with steel bodies, chromed shafts and oil or nitrogen damping.

Common Reasons Riders Replace This Part

• Replacing bent arms, knuckles or links after an impact
• Fixing clunks and wandering from worn bushings
• Restoring ride height and damping
• Rebuilding the suspension on a high-hour machine

Signs Your Rear Shock Absorber Needs Replacing

• Clunking or knocking over bumps
• Wandering, pulling or loose handling
• Uneven or rapid tire wear
• Visible bends, cracks or leaking shocks
• Play in ball joints or bushings

Installation Tips

1. Support the machine safely with the suspension unloaded.
2. Check the Can-Am parts diagram for bushings, ball joints and hardware.
3. Remove the damaged part and inspect the frame mounts.
4. Install, tightening pivot bolts at ride height if the manual specifies.
5. Torque all hardware, set toe, and recheck after the first ride.

Not sure whether to tackle it yourself? Read when to seek professional help or DIY before you start.

Can-Am Parts Diagrams for Your Machine

Find part #706004563 and every part installed with it in the factory Can-Am parts diagrams for your model:

• 2026 Can-Am Maverick Turbo RR X ds parts diagrams
• 2025 Can-Am Maverick Turbo RR X ds 64" parts diagrams

Related OEM Parts for the Same Machines

Doing the job right? These genuine Can-Am parts fit the same models and are often replaced at the same time:

• Can-Am Shock Spring, Deep Black (#706005144)
• Can-Am Ball Joint (#706004078)
• Can-Am Ball Joint (#709401703)
• Can-Am Structural Upper Link, Black (#706202708)
• Can-Am Rear Shock Spring, Black (#706002763)
• Can-Am Central Control Link (#706002099)

Recommended Accessories and Maintenance Supplies

Pair your Rear Shock Absorber with these parts and supplies:

• Suspension components — A-arms, bushings and suspension parts
• UTV and ATV shocks — Replacement and performance shocks
• A-arm bushings — Bushings for arms
• Ball joints — Upper and lower ball joints
• Can-Am OEM parts diagrams — find every factory part for your model

Helpful Guides from the Witchdoctors Blog

• What Is the Difference Between a Shock and Strut?
• Buyer's Guide to UTV Sway Bars and Sway Bar Links
• Is Your UTV/ATV Steering Knuckle Bent? How to Tell
• Can-Am OEM vs. Aftermarket Parts: Which Is Better?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the OEM part number for this Can-Am Rear Shock Absorber?

The genuine Can-Am part number is 706004563. Use it to match this part to your factory parts diagram.

Which Can-Am models does part #706004563 fit?

It fits the Maverick Turbo RR X ds (2022–2023, 2026); Maverick Turbo RR X ds 64" (2024–2025).

Is this a genuine Can-Am part?

Yes. This is a genuine Can-Am OEM part from BRP, the same part number used at the factory, not an aftermarket copy.

Do I need an alignment after replacing suspension parts?

Yes, check and set toe after installation.

Should I replace both sides?

For wear items like bushings and shocks, replace in pairs to keep handling balanced.

Is OEM better than aftermarket suspension?

OEM restores factory ride and geometry. Aftermarket arms may add strength or travel but often change geometry.

Order Your Genuine Can-Am Rear Shock Absorber Today

Ride with confidence on parts built for your machine. Order the genuine Can-Am Rear Shock Absorber, Left, OEM part #706004563, from Witchdoctors today and keep your Maverick Turbo running the way BRP designed it.

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Where to Ride Your Can-Am

Ready to put your machine to work? These off-road parks welcome both ATVs and UTVs. Check each park's current rules, vehicle-width limits and permit requirements before you go.

• Umpqua Dunes (Oregon Dunes NRA) — Winchester Bay, Oregon: about 10,000 acres of coastal dunes
• Hatfield-McCoy Trails — southern West Virginia: multiple permit-access trail systems across the coalfields