Registering an ATV Built From Two Machines
Registering a custom ATV built from two machines in Utah requires proving ownership with titles and bills of sale for both frames and engines.
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What to Do About a Missing VIN Plate
Missing ATV or UTV identification plates cause legal problems for Utah riders, halting vehicle registration and raising theft concerns.
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Where the VIN Sits on Most Side-by-Sides
The vehicle identification number location on side-by-sides helps owners complete Utah DMV registration and insurance claims.
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Running a VIN on a Used UTV Before You Pay
Running a used UTV Vehicle Identification Number check reveals theft history, accident damage, and active liens before you purchase.
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Checking a Used Utah ATV for Theft Records
Checking a used Utah ATV theft record prevents stolen purchases using databases like the National Crime Information Center.
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Lien Releases on a Used Utah Side-by-Side
A lien release process for a used Utah side-by-side explains how to contact lenders and clear vehicle titles at the DMV.
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Selling a UTV With a Loan Still on It
Selling a Utah UTV with an active bank loan requires paying the lender, releasing the lien, and transferring the title properly.
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Mistakes That Void an ATV Title Transfer
Common errors in Utah ATV title transfers cause legal limbo, registration delays, and ownership disputes for buyers and sellers.
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Signing Over a Utah OHV Title Correctly
Signing over a Utah OHV title correctly requires completing the transfer section to avoid DMV registration delays for buyers.
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What to Give a Buyer When You Sell an ATV
Utah ATV and UTV sales require handing over a signed certificate of title and a bill of sale to transfer ownership.
