Work Hard. Play Harder.
- Jun 11
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 3

Whether it's just a quick gear swap or a complete system upgrade, new audio equipment and specialty additions can make weekend trips (and even work on the farm) more fun, more
Unique Challenges Faced by UTV Gear
So. Much. Noise. Riders are seated super close to the engine. Combined with crashing through the countryside, this makes it very difficult to enjoy music.
Mother Nature. Unlike a fully enclosed car or truck, UTV gear is exposed to all the elements found outdoors – rainfall, UV rays, dust, and road debris.
Space. Cars have trunks. Trucks have under or behind seats. UTVs got nada. With a premium on space, your system needs to be as compact as it is powerful.
Marine-Grade is NOT Extreme-Grade
While marine products are made to withstand elements such as water, strong winds, and saltwater corrosion, UTV riders face the onslaught of grittier problems. Dust and dirt, extreme heat from the sun, and road debris will render even the best set of speakers into junk.
UTV Audio
Mud, snow, sand...
What sort of audio gear should be purchased with extreme conditions in mind?
Receivers: Water- and dust-resistant with an extra rugged build that stands up to blinding UV exposure and motor vibration.
Speakers, Amps, Subs: Power boosts that don't drain electrical systems; subs and speakers trimmed to fit perfectly so there's no loss of cargo space.
All-in-One Systems Soundsbars and handlebar speakers with Blueotooth built-in, allowing you to keep your hands and eyes on path ahead.
Extreme Lighting
Whip Lights: Flourescent flags are well and good, but bright LEDs? Next level!
Light Bars: Mountable options for the roof, front bumper, or rear tailgate, light bars can be installed almost anywhere!
Fog Lights: Going off-road or driving in bad weather? Improve visibility!
Spot Lights: Maneuverable, super bright off-road lights to help you navigate out of the darkest nights.
Underbody Lights: Nothing expresses pride in your ride like these show lights.
Camera Systems
Whether it's climbing out a bowl or tracking down a big buck, you can relive the entire event, time after time again.
Dash cameras handle the harshest conditions life on a UTV can deliver, providing a steady picture in spite of the bumps and rattles as well as HDR for transitions between sunlight and dark shadows.
Upgrade Your Ride in More Ways
GPS Tools
Find Yourself: GPS
Trail riding in a UTV can be an incredible experience for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and everyone in between, but safety can quickly become a concern...
GPS is an excellent addition to your gear – pinpointing both your current location and your way out of the trail system.
Wheels and Tires
Dig In Deep: Wheels/Tires
Has the tread on your tires worn down from the miles you've racked up? Maybe you found a new type of terrain your tires just aren't made for? On the other hand, could it be that your offroad rims just aren't up to par?
We have UTV tires and wheels for dirt, sand, mud and snow!
