Body Parts, Doors & Fenders
About Body Parts, Doors & Fenders
Body parts, doors and fenders make up the visible shell of a UTV or ATV and, on a side-by-side, the parts that turn an open machine into an enclosed one. Riders shop here to replace panels broken in a crash, to keep out wind, rain and cold, or to refresh faded plastic.
The sub-categories divide the job by area. For the outside of the machine, look at Fenders, Hoods, Fairings, Plastics & Body Kits and Grilles. To enclose a side-by-side, look at Cabs, Doors & Parts, Roofs & Tops, Windshields & Windows, Wipers, Washers & Parts and HVAC & Parts. Structural parts are in Frames & Subframes and Roll Cages, and there is also Additional Panels & Parts. Nearly everything here is made for a particular machine and year range, so pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page.
Brands here include Bolt, DEI, Spike, Acerbis and Axia. The parent group is Body & Frame.
FAQs on UTV and ATV body parts, doors and fenders
What is the difference between half doors and full doors on a UTV?
Half doors cover the lower part of the door opening, giving some protection while leaving the upper area open. Full doors close more of the opening and are often paired with windows. Check that the listing matches your machine and cab style.
How do I make sure a roof, door or cab fits my side-by-side?
Door, roof and cab titles name the machine and the years they fit, and two-seat and crew versions often differ. Roll cage tube shape can also matter. Pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page and compare the year range.
Are front and rear ATV fenders sold separately?
Many listings are for either a front fender or a rear fender, with the color named, so check which one you are looking at. If you replace one, check the color against the other panels, since older plastic fades.
Will a cab heater work with my UTV?
Cab heaters are listed for specific makes and models, such as Polaris and Yamaha machines. Check the listing for what it connects to and how it installs, and note that it works best when doors, roof and windshield close the cab.
Should I repair a cracked panel or replace it?
A small crack away from the mounting points can sometimes be repaired with a plastic repair method. Replace panels with broken tabs, large splits or cracks at fastener holes, since they will not hold the panel securely.
