🔍 Optimized Side View Mirror Set for Polaris Ranger XP900 2013+ Lock N Ride Cab Frame (NOT SUITABLE FOR ROUND ROLL BARS) Review

Driver side works fine. The passenger does not protrude far enough for the driver to use. Also, the passenger mirror has to fold in every time she opens the door. He needs a longer or better pillion mount.

The plastic frame is ok but I couldn't find a replacement for the mirror glass. Not intended for rough roads. I made 2 sets of these {rocky paths and trees} and the price kept going up so for the 3rd set I bought golf mirrors for a third of the price. The same mirror without the offset hardware, but I drilled a base plate and attached it directly to the doors. So far it works much better.

They look good in photos. However, they are cheaply made and not visible on doors. In theory, this is a good idea, but it's obvious that their design and development was terrible. A mirror is only as good as you can see in it. You cannot see these mirrors from both sides when you have a soft top on your Polaris. Very disappointed because I was hoping to have good useful mirrors. This isn't the answer, so save your money.

If your Ranger has doors, the passenger side side mirror is almost useless. The mirrors are oriented too far forward to be able to open the door to see the real driver behind the wheel. The driver's side is also about 1/3 blocked, but makes sense. The bracket that attaches to the car is pretty flimsy and shakes the mirrors terribly. It looks like they're about to fall off when the door closes. They even vibrate when idling. You get what you pay for I guess. Installation took about 5 minutes and

First, at least they can be used. Poorly. They are cheap, the mirror and body are all plastic with metal bracket and adjustment hardware. The adjustment hardware is a compression washer on the dome strut that is sure to loosen over time. There is a nut to re-tighten it, but I have no idea how long this adjustment will take - I tightened it and it took about two adjustments before I needed to tighten it any further. Others have mentioned that the passenger side is barely visible. - that's true…