Forklift mirrors allow operators to see what's behind them without having to turn around or strain their neck or back. Mirrors also keep the operator facing forward so they can quickly view what's in front of them.

Forklift safety bumpers attach to fork uprights or exterior of the forklift to protect cargo, equipment, racking, and the forklift from damage caused by bumping.

Level, height, and tilt indicators install on forklifts to ensure forks are level when racking and moving goods. Nonlevel forks can damage goods and racks.

Forklift back up handles install behind the driver to provide a support and ensure hands stay inside the cab when backing up. Integrated buttons sound the horn to alert bystanders to the movement.

Forklift fork spacers slide on the tines to prevent pallets and other cargo from contacting the fork uprights, which can help prevent damage to the forklift and cargo. It also helps keep the cargo forward so tines don't protrude from the front.