What a Rebuilt Title Signals to a Buyer
An Arizona rebuilt title for an ATV or UTV indicates a total loss machine passed an official MVD inspection and safety review.
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Buying a Salvage Machine Cheap
Salvage title ATVs and UTVs in Arizona offer low prices, but hidden repair costs and legal inspection requirements apply.
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Checking a Serial Number Before Handing Over Cash
Checking a seventeen character vehicle identification number on an ATV or UTV helps avoid legal trouble and stolen machines.
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Screening a Used Quad for a Theft Report
Screening a used quad in Arizona involves locating the VIN and checking for theft reports to prevent police confiscation.
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Which VIN Character Gives Your Quad’s Model Year
The tenth character of your quad seventeen character VIN reveals its exact model year for buying, selling, or ordering parts.
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Where a Polaris RZR Carries Its VIN
Vehicle Identification Number locations on a Polaris RZR help owners register the vehicle and order specific replacement parts.
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Registering a New Mexico Machine in Arizona
Registering a New Mexico off-highway vehicle in Arizona requires an MVD title, a bill of sale, and an annual OHV decal for trails.
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Bringing a Utah Side-by-Side to Arizona
Utah side-by-side registration transfer to Arizona requires new residents to get an Arizona title and OHV decal within fifteen days.
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Registering a California Quad After Moving to Arizona
Registering a California quad in Arizona requires titling the off-highway vehicle through the Motor Vehicle Division and displaying an annual decal.
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Paying Arizona Tax on a Machine Bought in Nevada
Arizona use tax for out-of-state OHV purchases explains how residents owe taxes when bringing machines home from Nevada.
