Moto Armor Tinted Polycarbonate Rear Window – Can-Am Maverick X3 (2017–2023)

Sun Protection. Dust Control. Quick Install.

Upgrade your ride with the Moto Armor Tinted Rear Window, designed specifically for the Can-Am Maverick X3 (2017–2023). Precision CNC-machined for a perfect fit, this tinted polycarbonate panel adds both style and sun protection while reducing dust swirl in the cab. The design leaves the area in front of the intercooler open to maintain optimal airflow and cooling.

Made from tough polycarbonate with a dark tint, the rear window enhances the X3’s edgy look while offering light UV protection. Tool-less mounting straps make for a quick and easy installation—no drilling or hardware needed.

🛠️ Key Features:

• Tinted Polycarbonate Construction
  • Durable and lightweight with sun-shielding tint
  • Scratch-prone if not handled with care (see care tips below)
• CNC-Cut for Precision Fitment
  • Contours match X3 body lines for a seamless finish
  • Edgy design complements factory styling
• Open Intercooler Area
  • Ensures uninterrupted airflow for efficient cooling
• Tool-less Strap Mounting System
  • Easy on/off install—perfect for quick trail prep
  • No tools or hardware required
• Proudly Designed and Manufactured in the USA

🚧 Fitment:

• Can-Am Maverick X3 (All Models) – 2017–2023

❌ Does NOT fit Maverick X3 XMR variant

⚠️ Compatibility & Care Notes:

• Polycarbonate may scratch if cleaned improperly.
  • Avoid dry wiping and always rinse off abrasive debris first
  • Use microfiber towels and poly-safe cleaners
• May not be compatible with:
  • Aftermarket roofs
  • Rear windshields
  • Cab enclosures
  • Mirrors or stereo systems with rear overhangs

🚚 Shipping & Return Policy:

• Shipping Time: Usually ships within 1–5 business days
• Returns: Subject to restocking fee and return shipping
  • No returns accepted if product has been installed or film has been removed
• Warranty: Damage claims require photos within 5 business days of receipt

⚠️ Prop 65 Warning:

www.P65Warnings.ca.gov – Cancer and Reproductive Harm