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Yamaha Wolverine Roofs
Nothing ends a good trail day faster than a surprise downpour on an open cab, or a long climb with the sun straight overhead and nowhere to rest your eyes. A Wolverine roof fixes both, but here is the catch most buyers miss: not every roof keeps rain out. A mesh shade roof blocks the sun and lets air through, while a vinyl dry top or a hard polycarbonate roof actually sheds water. On the Wolverine the choice runs from a $171 soft top to an $836 tinted polycarbonate roof. Everything Yamaha Offroad runs one of the deepest Yamaha aftermarket catalogs online, and the roofs here fit the X2, X4, RMAX2 and RMAX4 without cutting or guesswork.
Roofs fit by model and seat count, so a two-seat X2 or RMAX2 takes a shorter top than a four-seat X4 or RMAX4, and SuperATV, MotoRoof and Kolpin each cut their tops per model. The foam liner and the roof fan are the universal parts that fit either. A roof only covers the top, though, so the sides stay open until you add a windshield and doors, or seal everything at once with a full cab enclosure. Tell us your model and year. Call (920) 831-2623, text (920) 644-5280, or use the live chat and our fitment crew will get you the right top the first time.
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BUYER'S GUIDE: How to Choose Yamaha Wolverine Roofs
The first question is not price, it is rain. Decide whether you need a roof that only shades the sun or one that also keeps you dry, because a mesh shade roof does the first and not the second. From there it is a material call: light tinted polycarbonate, tough steel, a waterproof vinyl dry top, or a budget soft top. The table lays out what each one is made of and, more importantly, whether it keeps the weather out.
Shade, Dry, or Hard: Wolverine Roof Types
| Roof | Material | Keeps rain out? | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tinted polycarbonate | 1/4" dark-tinted poly, 250x the impact strength of glass, sealed edges | Yes | Glare, heat and rain while keeping the cab bright, RMAX2 and X4 | $351–$836 |
| Steel | 14-gauge steel with rubber seals and an integrated visor | Yes | Toughest, quietest with a liner, accessory mounting, X2 | ~$428 |
| Vinyl dry top | Double-ply vinyl-coated polyester (MotoWet), marine-grade thread | Yes | Waterproof soft-style top, lighter than metal, X4 | $600 |
| Mesh shade roof | 1000-denier MotoMesh, 90-95% shade factor | No, shade only | Hot, dry riding where airflow beats water protection | ~$630 |
| Soft top | Marine-grade polyester | Water-resistant | Budget sun and rain cover, RMAX and older Wolverine | $171–$175 |
Picking a Wolverine / RMAX Roof That Lasts
Match the build to how you ride. If you want the lightest roof that still keeps the cab bright, SuperATV's tinted top is 1/4-inch polycarbonate with 250 times the impact strength of glass, sealed edges to stop leaks and heavy-duty steel clamps for a rattle-free fit. If you want the toughest, Kolpin's 14-gauge steel roof adds rubber seals to quiet it down and an integrated visor for mounting lights, and it goes on in under 30 minutes. MotoRoof splits the difference with fabric: the Dry Top uses double-ply MotoWet vinyl-coated polyester with marine-grade thread to block water, while the Shade Roof uses 1000-denier MotoMesh that hits a 90-95 percent shade factor but, being mesh, lets rain straight through. That is the one spec people get wrong, so read the material before you buy. Whatever hard roof you choose, a steel or aluminum panel drums and bakes on its own, which is why a 5mm foam liner is worth adding underneath.
Wolverine Roof Prices, Soft Top to Polycarbonate
The cheap, light end is fabric. A 3 Star soft top is $170.95 for the standard Wolverine or $174.95 for the RMAX 1000, and the Kolpin foam liner that quiets a hard roof is $107.99. That is real coverage for not much money.
The middle is where most riders land. SuperATV's RMAX2 tinted polycarbonate roof is $350.95, the UTV Mountain rear bed top is $360.00 to $425.00, and the best-selling Kolpin X2 steel roof is $427.99. Solid, weather-tight roofs without a premium price.
The top end buys the biggest, toughest or most specialized tops. The powered SuperATV roof fan pushes 240 CFM for $528.95, the MotoRoof X4 Dry Top is $600.00, the MotoRoof X4 Shade Roof is $629.99, and the SuperATV X4 tinted polycarbonate roof tops the page at $835.95.
Most roofs carry a risk-free 90-day return, and Everything Yamaha Offroad does offer extended 1- and 2-year warranties on all products if that is something you are interested in, added right at checkout. Brand terms vary, so SuperATV backs its tinted roof for 3 months against defects on top of that. We also price-match, so if you find the same roof cheaper somewhere else, tell us. Putting together a build you like? Send a photo to customerservice@everythingyamahaoffroad.com and we may feature it on our Facebook page.
Top 3 Yamaha Wolverine Roof Brands
These three cover the Wolverine roof from a light tinted top to a waterproof dry top to bare steel.
- SuperATV leads the Wolverine roof lineup with tinted polycarbonate tops for the RMAX2 and X4, 1/4-inch and 250 times stronger than glass, that cut glare and heat while keeping the cab bright. Its powered roof fan handles the hottest days.
- MotoRoof builds the specialized fabric tops for the X4, a waterproof MotoWet Dry Top and a MotoMesh Shade Roof, so you choose between sealing out rain and flowing air on hot rides. Made in the USA with marine-grade thread.
- Kolpin Powersports makes the best-selling roof on the page, a heavy 14-gauge steel top for the X2 with rubber seals and a built-in visor, plus the 5mm foam liner that quiets and insulates any hard roof.
Rounding out the page, 3 Star Industries handles the value soft tops, and UTV Mountain covers open beds with a rear soft top.
Top 5 Yamaha Wolverine Roof Products
- Kolpin Wolverine X2 Steel Roof ($427.99). The best seller. Heavy 14-gauge steel with rubber seals to cut noise, an integrated visor for mounting accessories and a sub-30-minute install. The toughest top for the X2, and it pairs with a foam liner.
- SuperATV RMAX2 1000 Tinted Roof ($350.95). 1/4" dark-tinted polycarbonate, 250 times the impact strength of glass, with sealed edges and steel clamps for a leak-free, rattle-free fit. Cuts glare and heat while keeping the cab bright.
- MotoRoof X4 Black Dry Top ($600.00). Double-ply MotoWet vinyl-coated polyester with marine-grade UV thread and brass grommets, made in the USA. A genuinely waterproof fabric top for the four-seat X4, lighter than a steel roof.
- 3 Star Wolverine RMAX 1000 Soft Top ($174.95). A budget marine-grade polyester top, water-repellent and UV- and mildew-resistant, that straps on without tools. The cheapest way to cover an RMAX from sun and rain.
- SuperATV X4 Tinted Roof ($835.95). The full four-seat version of SuperATV's 1/4" tinted polycarbonate top, covering both rows of the X4 with the same sealed-edge, glare-cutting build. The premium hard roof on the page.
Yamaha Wolverine Roof FAQ
Which roof fits my Wolverine, X2, X4, RMAX2 or RMAX4?
Roofs fit by model and seat count. A two-seat X2 or RMAX2 takes a shorter top, and a four-seat X4 or RMAX4 takes a longer one that covers both rows, so SuperATV, MotoRoof and Kolpin cut their roofs per model. The foam liner and the roof fan are universal and fit any of them. Send us your model and year and we will confirm the right top.
What is the difference between a shade roof and a dry top?
This is the one buyers get wrong most. A shade roof is mesh, so it blocks 90 to 95 percent of the sun and lets air flow through, but rain goes right through it too. A dry top is waterproof vinyl, and a hard polycarbonate or steel roof also sheds water. If you ride in dry heat and want airflow, buy the shade roof. If you might get rained on, buy a dry top or a hard roof.
What is the best roof for a Yamaha Wolverine?
It depends on weather and budget. The best-selling durable pick is the Kolpin 14-gauge steel roof at $427.99. The lightest weather-tight option is a SuperATV tinted polycarbonate roof, $350.95 for the RMAX2. The premium waterproof fabric choice is the MotoRoof Dry Top at $600.00, and the cheapest cover is a 3 Star soft top at $170.95.
Polycarbonate, steel, or fabric, which lasts longest?
Steel is the most durable and the best base for mounting lights, but it is the heaviest and needs a foam liner to stay quiet and cool. Polycarbonate is light, tinted and sheds rain, though it can scratch over years. Fabric tops, both dry and soft, are the lightest and cheapest and go on tool-free, but they wear faster than metal or poly. Match it to how hard and how often you ride.
Does a Wolverine roof pair with doors and a windshield?
A roof only covers the top, so the sides and front stay open on their own. Pair it with a windshield and doors, or a full cab enclosure, to actually close the cab in. Once it is sealed up, a heater will hold its warmth for cold-weather riding, and the roof is what all of that mounts against.