Additional Panels & Parts
About Additional Panels & Parts
This category holds panels and add-on body parts for UTVs and ATVs that do not belong in a narrower body group. The examples show windscreens and dust panels, tow hooks, skid plates, side panels, a front console, a radiator cover and a heat control kit.
Because the mix is wide, shop by part type. Rear windscreens and soft windshield and dust panels, listed for models such as the Kawasaki Mule and Polaris 900 and 570 models, help block dust and wind from the back of a cab. Skid plates protect the underside, and the examples here are universal, so check the size against your frame. Tow hooks are listed for specific Polaris models and should be used only within the limits the manufacturer states. Side panels and console pieces are also listed. Pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page.
Brands here include DEI, Warn, Acerbis, High Lifter and Quad Logic. Related groups are Cabs, Doors & Parts, Windshields & Windows and Fenders. The parent group is Body Parts, Doors & Fenders.
FAQs on additional UTV and ATV panels and parts
How do I find the right panel for my machine?
Most listings give the machine and a year range in the title. Pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page, then compare the year range and color with your panel. Panels are often not interchangeable between models.
What does a rear windscreen or dust panel do on a UTV?
A rear windscreen or soft dust panel closes the gap behind the seats so dust, wind and debris do not blow into the cab. Choose one listed for your model, since the shape and attachment points follow the roll cage and cab.
Are universal skid plates easy to fit?
A universal skid plate is not made for one model, so you must check its size against your frame and may need to drill or fabricate mounting points. A plate listed for your machine bolts to existing points, which is simpler.
Can I use a tow hook to recover a stuck machine?
Use a tow hook only as the manufacturer allows and with straps or ropes rated for the load. Pull in a straight line, keep people clear, and never use a hook to lift. Check your manual for what the hook is rated for.
