Find All UTV, Side by Side & ATV Rear View Mirrors

The trail behind you matters as much as the one ahead. A UTV rear view mirror lets you check on your group, spot a closing vehicle and back up to a trailer with a quick glance instead of twisting around in your harness.

At Witchdoctors, we carry center rear view mirrors for side-by-sides and ATVs: wide convex clamp-on mirrors, Pro-Fit and model-specific mounts, and complete side and center mirror kits from Kemimoto, Moose Offroad, SuperATV, Kolpin and Seizmik. Pick your fit below and ride with eyes in the back of your head.

Why Every UTV Needs a Rear View Mirror

Side-by-sides ship with no mirrors in most cases, and a helmet, harness and roll cage make looking back hard. A center mirror fixes that with one simple add-on.

• See straight back: a center mirror shows what is directly behind you, where side mirrors can't reach.
• Safer group rides: keep tabs on the rider behind you through dust, turns and stops.
• Easier backing up: line up with trailers, ramps and gates without guessing.
• Street-legal builds: a rear view mirror is part of the equipment many states require for road use.
• Keep an eye on passengers: check rear-seat riders and cargo in 4-seat machines.

Types of UTV Rear View Mirrors Compared

Rear view mirrors differ mostly by how they mount and how wide they see. Use this chart to narrow it down, then read the details below.

Universal Clamp-On Center Mirrors

The most popular style. A clamp wraps around the front crossbar or overhead bar of your roll cage, and a ball joint lets you aim the mirror exactly where you need it. Most fit round tubes from about 1.6" to 2".

• 360° ball pivot for easy aiming
• Aluminum or steel clamps hold their position on rough ground
• Non-slip pads protect your cage finish
• Installs in minutes with basic tools

Shop this style: Kemimoto Rear View Mirror (1.6"-2" Roll Bar) · Kemimoto 11.8" Convex Rear View Mirror (1.75"-2")

Wide Convex and Panoramic Mirrors

A curved lens shows a much wider view than flat glass, so you can see both rear corners and the riders behind you at once. Mirrors like the Kemimoto 11.8" convex model are a favorite for dune runs and group trail rides.

The tradeoff: objects look smaller and farther away. For towing or tight backing, many riders pair a convex center mirror with flatter side mirrors. Read our convex vs. flat UTV mirror guide for the full breakdown.

Pro-Fit and Profiled Cage Mirrors

Polaris Pro-Fit cages and other profiled (non-round) tubes don't work well with standard round clamps. Model-specific mirrors use a bracket shaped for your cage, so they stay put and don't rotate.

Shop this style: Moose Offroad Pro-Fit Rear View Mirror

Model-Specific Bolt-On Mirrors

Some machines have factory mounting points for a center mirror. Bolt-on mirrors use them for a clean, OEM-style look with no clamp on the cage.

• SuperATV RZR mirror: 10.25" wide convex glass with all mounting hardware included
• Kemimoto Maverick Trail/Sport mirror: mounts to the existing mirror mount with shatterproof tempered glass

Shop this style: SuperATV Polaris RZR Rear View Mirror · Kemimoto Can-Am Maverick Trail/Sport Mirror

Side and Center Mirror Kits

A kit pairs a center rear view mirror with two side mirrors, giving you full rear coverage in one purchase. It's the easiest way to outfit a new machine or finish a street-legal build.

Shop this style: Kolpin UTV Side & Rear Mirror Combo · Kemimoto Side & Center Mirror Kit

Featured UTV Rear View Mirrors

Popular picks from our shelves. Tap any mirror to check fitment, pricing and stock.

Features to Look For in a UTV Rear View Mirror

1. Mirror width: wider glass (10"-12") shows more of the trail behind you.
2. Lens shape: convex for the widest view; flatter glass for true distance.
3. Glass type: shatterproof tempered glass is safer if the mirror takes a hit.
4. Ball joint adjustment: a 360° pivot with a tension screw holds its aim over bumps.
5. Clamp strength: aluminum or steel clamps resist slipping better than thin plastic.
6. Vibration control: rubber pads and solid mounts keep the image steady.
7. Windshield and roof clearance: check the mount height and position before you buy.

Materials: What Rear View Mirrors Are Made Of

• ABS plastic housings: light, tough and weather-resistant.
• Aluminum alloy brackets: strong, corrosion-resistant and hold torque well.
• Steel clamps: maximum grip on the cage; often powder-coated.
• Tempered glass: scratch-resistant and breaks into safer pieces.
• Acrylic or polycarbonate lenses: flex on impact but can scratch more easily.

Rear View Mirror Fitment and Popular Models

Measure the outside diameter of the bar where you plan to mount the mirror. Most universal clamps fit round tubes between about 1.6" and 2". Profiled cages, like Polaris Pro-Fit, need a model-specific mount.

We carry rear view mirrors that fit popular machines, including:

• Polaris: RZR, Ranger, General
• Can-Am: Maverick, Defender
• Honda: Pioneer, Talon
• Kawasaki: Teryx, Mule
• Yamaha: Wolverine, YXZ
• CFMOTO: ZFORCE, UFORCE

Always confirm your exact year, make and model on the product page before ordering. Not sure what fits? Our parts team can help.

How to Install a UTV Rear View Mirror

1. Pick a mounting spot on the front crossbar or overhead bar, centered above the dash.
2. Measure the tube diameter and fit any included shims or rubber pads.
3. Snug the clamp, then sit in your normal riding position with your helmet on.
4. Aim the mirror so you see straight back through the cab, then tighten the clamp and ball joint.
5. Recheck all hardware after your first ride.

Most clamp-on rear view mirrors install in about 5-15 minutes with basic hand tools.

Shop by Brand

Browse more rear view mirrors from Kemimoto and Seizmik, or see our full UTV, side by side and ATV mirrors collection.

UTV Rear View Mirror FAQs

Do I need a rear view mirror on my UTV?

For trail riding it is strongly recommended, and many states require a rear view mirror to make a UTV street legal. Check your local rules for road use.

Should I get a rear view mirror or side mirrors?

Ideally both. A center rear view mirror shows directly behind you, while side mirrors cover each side. Cargo, roofs and rear passengers can block a center mirror, so side mirrors fill the gaps.

Are convex rear view mirrors better?

Convex mirrors show a wider view, which most trail riders prefer. Objects appear farther away, so flatter glass is better for towing and judging distance.

What size clamp do I need?

Measure the outside diameter of the bar you are mounting to. Most universal clamps fit round tubes from about 1.6 to 2 inches. Pro-Fit and other profiled cages need a model-specific mount.

Will a rear view mirror work with a windshield or roof?

Usually, yes. Check the mount height and arm length so the mirror clears your windshield and roof, and choose a low-profile clamp if space is tight.

How do I stop my rear view mirror from vibrating?

Use a rigid aluminum or steel clamp, install the rubber pads, and tighten the ball joint tension screw. A lighter mirror on a short arm also shakes less.

Can I use a UTV rear view mirror on an ATV?

Most UTV center mirrors clamp to a roll cage, which ATVs do not have. ATVs typically use handlebar-mounted mirrors instead.

How long does installation take?

Most clamp-on mirrors install in about 5 to 15 minutes with basic hand tools. Bolt-on model-specific mirrors are similarly quick.

Shop UTV Rear View Mirrors Today

See what's behind you and ride with confidence. Browse our full selection of UTV rear view mirrors, side by side center mirrors and mirror kits above, filter by your machine and order today. Questions about fitment? Our parts experts are ready to help.