What are the different types of UTV windshields available?

You can choose from different types of UTV windshields, including: full windshields, folding windshields, flip windshields, vented windshields.

Is polycarbonate or acrylic better for UTV windshield?

Yeah, because it provides outstanding impact resistance and durability.It can take hits without breaking or cracking, making it perfect for off-road trips where you might run into rocks and branches. Plus, it’s lighter and stands up better to sunlight than acrylic, so it won’t yellow or lose color over time. While acrylic is less expensive and has great clarity, polycarbonate is often a better option for UTV windshields because it can endure tough conditions and last longer.

How to clean my polycarbonate UTV windshield?

To clean your polycarbonate UTV windshield, mix a little soap with water and use a soft cloth or sponge to gently wipe off dirt and grime. Stay away from harsh cleaners or rough stuff that might scratch the surface. Rinse with clean water and dry with a soft towel to prevent spots. Regular cleaning will keep your windshield clear and make it last longer.

Can I put windshield wipers on a UTV polycarbonate windshield?

Using windshield wipers on a UTV polycarbonate windshield isn’t recommended, as they can scratch or damage the surface. Polycarbonate is softer than glass, so wiper blades can leave marks and reduce visibility. Instead of wipers, clean the windshield with a soft cloth or sponge and a mild soap-and-water mix to avoid scratches and keep it clear. For rainy conditions, try a rain repellent to help water bead off the surface and improve visibility.

How do I put a UTV windshield on my vehicle?

Yes, you can put a UTV windshield on by yourself, as long as you've got the needed tools and follow the manufacturer's directions carefully. The installation process usually includes fastening the windshield in place using mounting gear like clamps, brackets, or screws. It's important to make sure the windshield is in the right position and tightly attached to the UTV frame to keep it from coming loose while driving. If you're not sure or not familiar with the installation process, you might think about getting help from a pro or someone with experience to make sure it's installed right and safe.