Like liners, body armor, bumpers, and tree bars are great ways to protect the plastic cowling of your RZR’s body. Some people go with just the tree kickers, while others go with wrap cages for protection all the way around the fenders to the bumpers.
With body armor like those by Houser or Gilbert’s Offroad, the rear bumper ties into the machine’s cage, providing support at the weakest point on the rear bumper. The tree situation comes into play with this as well. If you find yourself on an angle coming down on the cage’s weld point, tree kickers help keep everything solid and in good enough condition. This way, you can cover your bases in terms of expensive investments and replacement parts in the RZR body, frame, and cage. But if you’re after panache over protection, you’ll likely see a great deal of value in door skins. Polaris makes a variety of skins, and so does a company called PRP. They look macho and badass to say the least. The only caveat, however, is that because they are just the skin, they are only as strong as the stock doors to which they are attached. Now if you build some nice tube frames for them, then that’s a different story. So whether you’re wanting to protect your RZR body, replace damaged body panels, or add some flare with a different design or color, at Everything Polaris RZR, we’ve got what you need to make your RZR body look good and stay that way.