A GUIDE TO CUSTOMIZING YOUR UTV
A UTV equipped with well thought-out accessories is a personal expression of who the owner is and how and where the machine is most often used. For the uninitiated, choosing UTV accessories can seem daunting, but we’ll walk you through some of the top accessories to own.
Buying Accessory Packages
One of the easiest ways to upgrade your ride is by purchasing a factory-prepared vehicle package from your dealer. Landmaster eliminates the guesswork for you and offer component packages tailored to outdoorsman, trail riders and recreational users. The Landmaster Untamed Package leans towards a hunter’s needs with accessories like a split windshield, winch, camouflage bodywork, front rack, roof, bumpers, LED lightbars and more. Purchasing a package at the same time as your UTV gives you the benefit of rolling the accessories into financing for one simplified payment. The package price is usually cheaper than buying the components individually, and the dealer typically installs them for you as a turn-key unit.
Year-Round Accessories
Whether rain, sleet or snow, it’s possible to use your UTV year-round thanks to many offerings revolving around enclosing the cab. Landmaster offers accessories to seal out the elements including full windshields, and cab enclosures with full doors and roof kit. If you live in an area that gets snow, don’t forget to ask about winch options and snowplows.
Accessories for Protection
Protect your UTV from any obstacle you’ll encounter on the trail, farm or acreage by adding a front or rear brush guard (bumper). A well-designed brush guard can protect your headlights and bodywork and even add structural rigidity. Have you thought about protecting the bottom side of your UTV? A full body skid plate can help you slide over protruding rock obstacles and protect your frame from expensive damage.
Wheel and Tire Accessories
Setting yourself apart from other UTV owners is as simple as buying a new set of wheels and tires that fit your desired look, budget and traction needs. The aftermarket wheel industry offers a wide variety of styles, finishes and colors that will draw attention to your UTV. The same goes for selecting tires - choose from a multitude of tread options that will work best for the majority of your usage. Tread patterns can range from aggressive for mud, moderate for trail riding, or street patterns for driving on-road.
