When adjusting your UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle) mirrors, it is recommended to start with the driver's side mirror. This allows you to have a clear view of the adjustments being made, and to ensure that the driver's side mirror is correctly positioned before moving on to adjust the passenger side mirror. Additionally, starting with the driver's side mirror also allows you to ensure that you have proper visibility while driving, which is crucial for safety.

(1) Stand in front of the UTV and adjust the angle of the driver's side mirror to see directly behind the vehicle.
(2) Check for blind spots by standing behind the UTV and reposition the mirror if necessary.
(3) Repeat the process for the passenger side mirror.
(4) Take a test drive to verify that the mirrors provide maximum visibility. This ensures that you can see everything behind you while driving, which is important for safety.

You should be able to see behind the UTV through the side mirrors. This includes the area to the side and rear of the UTV, including other vehicles, obstacles, and anything else that may be in your path while driving. The side mirrors should provide a clear and unobstructed view, so you can make informed decisions and drive safely. If the mirrors are not adjusted correctly or have any obstructions, it may cause blind spots and limit your visibility. It's important to regularly adjust the UTV side mirrors to ensure maximum visibility.

It's important to check your UTV's right mirror just before turning to ensure there are no vehicles or obstacles in your path and to avoid collisions. This helps you make informed driving decisions, maintain a safe following distance, and follow traffic laws.

Yes, most side mirrors are compatible with windshields and roofs, but it’s important to check the mirror’s mounting position and adjustability to avoid fitment issues.

Kemimoto high-quality UTV side mirrors are made with shatter-resistant glass or ABS housings designed to withstand off-road impacts, branches, and flying debris.