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Roofs
Stay sheltered from the elements with durable UTV Roofs from SideXSide Source. Whether you're facing scorching sun, rain, or falling debris, shop our wide variety of reliable UTV roofs so you can focus on the path ahead. Check out roofs of different materials along with easy-to-install roof accessories today.
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What to Know About UTV Roofs
Brush up on these quick facts and features about different UTV parts and accessories before choosing the one that’s right for you.
Why Do You Need UTV Roofs?
When you’re facing scorching sun, rain or even falling debris like branches, UTV roofs come in handy. Durable UTV shelter you from these elements and provide shade so you can keep your focus on the course ahead. Check out the different types of roofs and materials used below.
Are Steel or Plastic UTV Roofs Better?
It’s not so much a “better vs worse” comparison here, but rather, a choice between two materials that both excel in separate areas. For example, steel or powder-coated aluminum wins the day when it comes to sheer durability, but plastic roofs are lightweight, still really durable, and can often be more affordable.
Do Plastic or Poly UTV Roofs Hold Up Well?
Certainly - when they’re well-made, that is. A high-quality plastic or poly roof, barring any major mishaps or freak accidents, should last at least 5-7 years before you start to notice any wear or other durability issues. Store your vehicle inside, and you can significantly extend that window by a few years at least.
Types of UTV Roofs
Hard-top Roofs: This is the easy choice for anyone looking to prioritize durability above all else. These roofs are made from tougher materials like fiberglass or metal, and will definitely provide the greatest protection against weather, rocks, and so forth.
Soft-Top Roofs: Don’t let the name fool you - while soft-top roofs are made with vinyl, canvas, and other less rigid materials, they are still able to protect you and your vehicle from weather and debris. It also doesn’t hurt that they’re easy to install (and remove), and are much lighter.
Mesh Roofs: Mesh roofs will still provide you with decent shade while also allowing air to flow through the cab. They are exceedingly light, can still protect you from the hard knocks, and are easy to install and take off.
Keep your head down (and covered!) with a next-gen UTV roof by SideXSide Source.