Complete your cab enclosure with a set of premium, perfectly-fitting Manual Rear Doors. Engineered with automotive-quality style, this Polaris RANGER® door system creates a comfortable and quiet cab experience while keeping out mud, tire spray and debris.
These RANGER® doors fit perfectly into the ROPs with predesignated mounting locations and provide quick on & off removal after initial installation. The manual utv doors feature a sure-closing, tight sealing 360° gasket seal at the ROPs, and the glass windows can be adjusted infinitely with the crank. With rear hinging, getting in and out of your cab has never been easier. The 1-inch tubular steel frame lines laminate safety glass that blocks UV rays and is strengthened by an interlayer of polyvinyl butyral (PVB).
A wipe-clean soft-touch liner adds comfort and convenience and is now easier to clean thanks to a new blended material. The interior liners seal-out unwanted cab noise and deliver a premium level of fit and finish.
With truck-like quality and style, additional convenience features include interior push button door handle, exterior flush paddle handle, built-in storage compartment, pre-designated mounts for speakers. Customize your RANGER® premium doors with exterior color-matched accent panels (pictured, sold separately).
Pre-designated interior door speaker location, integrated panels allow color-matching or customization. This is a RANGER Pro Shield™ Cab System Component
Overview & Specs
Completes your cab enclosure for a quiet and comfortable cab environment Automotive-quality style
Provide easy on & easy off after initial installation
Crank windows
1” Tubular Steel Frame
Injected-molded rigid plastic construction
Laminate safety glass that includes a UV-blocking layer
Built-in storage compartment
Exterior and interior door handle
Requires front doors when using on a Crew model
Color
Black
Material
Poly
Other Specifications
Components with the RANGER® Pro Shield™ nameplate assemble to provide the industry-leading best dust, water and noise reduction.
