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Although the family car drives well on paved roads, it might not have the capabilities to tackle off-road applications. This is why many people invest in utility task vehicles, or UTVs. The durable vehicles can easily and safely transport multiple passengers and cargo on rough terrain. To determine whether you should purchase a UTV, below are a few important details to know before making a decision. 

What Are UTVs?

UTVs are four-wheel vehicles engineered to be used for off-road pursuits. They offer similar functionality as all-terrain vehicles but are often significantly larger, with a steering wheel and pedals used for braking and maneuvering instead of handlebars.

Pickensville-Alabama-UTVsThe main feature that sets a UTV apart from similar equipment is its seating capacity. The vehicles feature side-by-side, bench seating similar to mid-sized trucks, often with additional seating and storage space in the back. Because of the larger size, the vehicles can accommodate payloads between 800 and 1,350 lbs. To prevent losing control when hauling heavy loads, UTVs feature steering wheel and rollover protection, as well as seat belts for passenger safety.  

What Are the Benefits of Owning UTVs?

Whether you tend to the needs of a sprawling landscape or own a commercial business, owning a UTV allows you to easily haul cargo and passengers from one destination to another. Because the interior is designed to be similar to a truck cabin, passengers are often guaranteed a smoother, more comfortable journey as well. The rollover protection affords peace of mind the car won’t tip, even while driving over uneven surfaces at high speeds.  

 

If you want to invest in a UTV, look to Pickensville Marine & Sports Shop in Pickensville, AL, for an impressive inventory of high-quality merchandise by the industry's leading manufacturers. Beyond showing you the selection, the helpful, attentive staff will also tend to your boat service and maintenance needs. To learn more about utility task vehicles and new boats for sale in Pickens County, call (205) 373-6372, or visit the shop online to browse the selection. 

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