Windshields & Glass
Glass, Wipers and Windshield Hardware
Some people land here putting glass on a side-by-side that left the factory without any. Others are working on a Jeep windshield, which means the hinges that let it fold down, the brackets that hang lights off it, and the bag that doors and windows live in once they come off for the summer.
Find Parts for Your Vehicle
Measuring your bed
Put a tape measure inside the bed, from the inside of the bulkhead (front wall) to the inside of the closed tailgate. Round to the nearest inch — a 69" measurement is a 5'8" bed.
Bed length is measured inside the box, not along the outside of the truck.
Still unsure? Leave it blank to see every length that fits your truck, or call 888-865-4024.
Rough Country covers the machine side with auto-tilt glass windshields for side-by-sides and 12-volt wiper kits that mount to them. Glass and wipers are separate purchases, so check whether the windshield you are looking at includes one before assuming it does.
On the Jeep side, Rampage builds windshield hinges in polished and black stainless along with hinge brackets and storage bags for removed windows. ARIES supplies windshield light brackets. Bestop, Smittybilt, Rugged Ridge and TrailFX fill in around them.
Storage bags matter more than they sound like they should. Doors and windows that come off for the summer have to live somewhere, and a bag keeps them from getting scuffed in a corner of the garage.
Fitment here is narrow. A windshield is cut for one machine and a hinge is made for one body, so run your specific vehicle rather than ordering by picture.
Common Questions
Does a windshield come with a wiper?
Not necessarily. Glass windshields and wiper kits are listed separately here, and the 12-volt wiper kits are sold as their own item. Read the listing for what is in the box. If you plan on running the machine in rain or mud, price the wiper in at the same time rather than after the first wet ride.
Why would I want a tilting windshield?
Because a fixed windshield is a tradeoff you cannot back out of. A tilting design lets you open it for airflow when you are moving slowly through heat or dust, then close it against rain, cold and mud when the weather turns. On a machine that sees both, it is the more usable arrangement by a wide margin.