ATV vs. Side-by-Side: 5 Ways to Choose Your Rental

1. Count people, then count drivers.

   A Kodiak 450 EPS carries one rider. The RMAX2 1000 XT-R has two seats, and the full-size RMAX4 1000 XT-R has four. Work out whether everyone wants to operate a separate machine or whether some people prefer to share a side-by-side. Confirm all occupants meet the relevant requirements before reserving.

2. Compare the riding position.

   A traditional ATV uses handlebars and a straddle seat. A side-by-side uses a steering wheel and individual seats. These are different riding experiences, so choose around comfort and experience as well as the photograph of the machine. Discuss any uncertainty with Eagle ATV before the trip.

3. Decide how you want to navigate.

   Eagle ATV RMAX rentals include preplanned GPS trail routes. Ask the team to explain the navigation at pickup, and carry current map information. The Kodiak rental includes electric power steering; discuss your ATV route and navigation needs directly with the team.

4. Compare the cost per machine.

   Rental rates are listed per machine per day. Shared seating changes how many machines your party needs, but taxes, fees, authorizations, and the final terms still need review in the booking calendar. Use the current rates below and count the actual machines your group will reserve.

5. Match the route to the group.

   Choosing a particular machine does not establish that every trail is suitable. Plan around the least experienced person, the current map and restrictions, conditions, and your return schedule. A private guide can help shape the day when arranged and personally confirmed in advance.

Published daily rates. Check the booking calendar for live availability, final charges, and current rental terms.

Choose your Yamaha, then check dates.

Use the RMAX2 XT-R page for a two-person side-by-side, the full-size RMAX4 XT-R page for four seats, or the Kodiak 450 EPS page for your own ATV. The booking calendar confirms availability for your dates.