Polaris Ranger 400 Tilting Windshield

Applicability: Fits

• 2010-14 Mid Size Ranger 400 / 500 / 570 / 800 / EV
• 2011-14 Mid Size Ranger 500 / 570 Crew

There are times you cannot remember just how you got things done or got around before your Mid Size Polaris Ranger was a part of your life. The Mid Size Ranger 570 is awesome for doing chores around your property or just getting out and enjoying the outdoors. If it is time to replace your current windshield or if you don’t already have one, you have come to the right place, Side By Side Stuff, to check out your options. The Kolpin Hard Coated Full Tilting Windshield is a smart choice, giving you the coverage of a full windshield but allowing you to open it up for needed airflow in your cab.

Constructed of 1/4" abrasive resistant hard coated polycarbonate with scratch resistant finish, this windshield is built to last. It will come with all necessary hardware required for an easy installation. Once installed, there are no tools required to adjust the windshield from fully closed to the open positions. The front windshield is ideal for all riding conditions, so whether it’s the dead of winter and you need to keep out the cold, or the scorching heat and you need some air to cool you down, this windshield can do both.


Features:

• 1/4" abrasive resistant hard coated polycarbonate with scratch resistant finish
• Three positions - closed, open 3" or open 5-1/2"
• Extremely durable injection molded clamps
• All stainless steel, black coated finish hardware
• Easy installation
• Toolless quick-release top windshield piece
• Open positions are designed for low-speed riding ONLY
• Trailerable in closed position ONLY

PLEASE READ: Upon receipt of your windshield and prior to removing the protective film

• Inspect for any damages, including scratches protruding through the protective film
• Ensure product satisfaction
• Confirm correct fitment

Once protective film is removed, the windshield is no longer returnable or refundable.



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