Side x Side (UTV) Brands

[Wheels]

I’ve had Polaris Rangers since they first came out, probably on my 7th or 8th machine now and have never had any of them in the shop for anything. Regular maintenance is always done per recommendations by myself.

 

[Bleeb]

I've had my CF Moto Uforce 1000 for several years now. I bought it slightly used with aftermarket doors and windscreens. I couldn't pass up the package deal with a new snowplow and Big Tex 14' trailer. I just change the oil and air filter, and continue to beat the piss out of it on the farm. 1700 miles on it and it has been worry free. Oh, one of the tailgate cables broke.

 

[ndbuck09]

Dang, I leave and work for a couple hours and ya'll got me hooked up with some great responses. To note, I'm cheap and this rig will be primarily to bird hunt with two dog boxes, hence the sxs need as I previously just strapped a kennel on the back of my atv. I've got a Yamaha Raptor for really going fast and all that. I think I need to spend some more time looking at the can0ams used options out there.

Thanks ya'll!

 

[JakeSCH]

I own a SxS / UTV shop, they can take a beating. If I had to get a workhorse / ranch one, it would be a kawasaki mule (4x4) with locking diff's. But you can't go wrong with a Polaris or Can-Ams either.

Do your services and they will last a long time.

 

[DLIP]

Love my mule pro FXT. Bought it used with 400 miles on it and I’ve put about 2,100 miles on it in the last two years. Mine is primarily for work. If money wasn’t a factor I’d buy a CanAm Defender Max.

 

[Cowbell]

We ranch for a living on big country. We currently run 4 SXS and several 4-wheelers. The Kawasaki mule pro fxt is without a doubt the best unit we have found for ranching/hunting. We put 27000 miles on one we just sold, have 18k on another unit and my newest unit is at two years old and about 14k miles - we've owned a half dozen since 2014 when we bought our first one. We have a canam fully enclosed that we like as well but it's not as good of a hunting rig but nice in extreme weather. The Hondas we've had are just not as smooth and not set up as well. Polaris is an absolute no- go for us.

 

[Robj]

Not sure what your budget is but full disclosure, I own zero. My in laws own 3 and I work on them for us. They had an original rzr and it was honestly a pretty good rig but it's limited by todays standards. They picked up a 2016 Can Am Maverick and it was a pretty good step up. From there they got a Honda Talon 2 seater and sold the Polaris and then got a 4 seater talon with the live valve shocks.

If I'm just riding around, the 4 seater with the live valve is the play. If I'm hunting, I take the Can Am or the 2 seater Talon. I like the chain drive system on the Hondas a bit better than the Can Am as well but their cargo area is beyond small. All of these are a bit sportier than what you're wanting I imagine.

The new cabbed rangers are really nice and offer a bit more functionality for a work type rig. I know a lot of people who had the older Teryx too that have had good luck.

 

[Matt5266]

We havnt has any problems with our 2018 Kawasaki Teryx4. We picked it up used in 2020 in boise with 80 miles on it for $10,000