Arizona Off Road Vehicle Permit How to Street Legal Your Dirt Bike Motorcycle ATV UTV
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
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azstateparks.com/ohv-laws-reg...
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It's amazing to think how we have this big country, and every state has to follow federal law but can also make their own laws. I'm glad to see in 2019 we still have some of those states that don't make life too terribly difficult for their constituents.
This is part of the reason why I left The Peoples Republic of Massachusetts. We are struggling to maintain common sense even here.
Wow, man, that's super helpful. I had no idea there were requirements like this. I always thought you could just ride anywhere...silly me!
Thanks WNH. I get a lot of questions on this. I've been meaning to make this one for a while. Hopefully it will help someone.
Great video Thank you for the information about the turn signals
Thanks for watching. Glad it helped. Be safe .
Geat info. I live in southern Az and was unaware of the state trust land permit. Thanks for the info.
My pleasure. Ride safe.
This was very helpful, Thank You!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Hi,
Very grateful to you for the video.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching
wow! great info azdog! u guys are sure super regulated.... ....happy trails.... and keep it legal....
I wasn't for the OHV sticker, but it was a sales pitch a lot of riding clubs got on board with. They have fought to make sure the money goes to keeping riding areas open.
Interesting info.
I get a lot of questions on this stuff. So I finally go around to putting this together.
👍👍 Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Good job explaining yalls laws to folks who are planning a trip to your area. I dont know if its laziness or just folks not understanding the laws but I see folks not paying rhe fees thats required around here, one ticket will pay for all the fees for 10 years haha. Stay safe
You are right. That money helps to keep the areas open. I think a lot of people don't care because they only plan the ride until it's repossessed.
Great info. Know before you go .
Hopefully it will help some folks.
Hey AZ, good to see ya again. I will be visiting in the Parker area this winter with my SxS. I have ohv from California will I need to do a temporary permit when visiting
Hi Bell. You will need a visitor permit for your OHV. You can get that through AZ Game and Fish Department. If your camper or tow vehicle is on State Trust Land you will need a State Trust Land Permit for $25 and that will cover all the RVs, truck and other vehicles in your family. Good luck and have fun!
Thank you, I first called AZDOT and they said the same. then set up an account with fish & game and ordered a ohv decal. The rv rig will be at an rv park.
You video was so helpful and informative, thank you so much.
Legalize it
And don't criticize it
Legalize it, yeah, yeah
And I will advertise it
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Great info. I will finish reading the comments and probably learn more. I'm still a little confused about driving my SXS KRX 1000 on the street though. I plan to visit AZ next winter for several months. I'm from Florida and we can't drive UTV's on the street where I live. I understand the AZ sticker for offroad and I will get that. My KRX already has the street legal package on it and I have the title for it. I see youtube videos of people driving their UTV's on the street in Quartzsite so are they residents of AZ?
You can ride a UTV on the street in AZ. You will need a registration and insurance in your state or in Arizona to ride on the road here.
Pretty cool to see Brandon in a UA-cam ad
Brandon? Hmmmm..........not sure what you mean. 🤔
He’s from Prescott valley and shows up in the advertisement in this video
Thank you for explaining the requirements on permits. Can a person from out of state obtain the required permits? Hope all is well!👍
Yes, All state permits are available to anyone out of state. In fact they are required. Most of the fees go to land and trail management.
I have a scenario question. I buy a UTV out of state and pay no sales and no additional fees. As and Arizona resident go to a third party DMV place and register my UTV with a street legal license place and OHV decal. Will they attempt to collect sales tax at this point? Or will it just be an OHV registration fee? Thank you
I am no tax or legal expert. From personal experience a private sale in state out out is zero tax. A retail/dealership sale in state or out they will collect the tax at the point of registration. It's been a couple years though.
do you have any experience with the WR450f on highways? I'm looking for a commuter and i have about 5 miles on a highway, with the rest on backroads.
Thanks for watching. I have ridden the WR on highways. Not commuting. It can handle 60-65MPH. I wouldn't do it for long stints like 50 or 100 miles. Sounds like your commute would work. I would be concerned about doing it for years. Keep up with oil changes and valve checks. If the valves take a major change tight or loose maybe think about a dedicated dual sport.
@@azdesertdog Thank you sir!
So what tag do you get when you register it as partial?, off road and on road.
You get an OHV plate tag no matter what.
Hey man, i live in Chandler and i’m building an off road buggy from scratch. The dmv told me they would assign me a vin when i finish it and work on issuing the plates, now my doubt is, can i use it to say just drive around the city when all this is set up? Or will i get pulled over and get into trouble assuming the vehicle complies with all the safety requirements. I would also drive it on that road that goes to Maricopa city down south. Thanks!
And i mean just like a weekend drive over to the store or whatever
I don't know much about buggies. I would assume they are just like ATV's and UTV's. If they meet the minimum safety requirements they can be registered for the road. When you go for your plates the DOT will tell you. Where they get people is tires. If you don't have DOT "for highway use" tires someone pulling you over may say it is not safe. Good luck.
@@azdesertdog Thanks for the help man, it’s hard enough to find wide tires for a 13x10 wheel, i can only imagine finding dot approved ones. I have racing wet that say non dot for now ...
Terrabytes Tires
Hey man I have an out of state license Texas to specific do you think that’s gonna affect my process?
I am not sure what the reciprocity is on "street lageal" at a minimum you would need an out of state OHV sticker.
Can I obtain the MC plate/title from out of state before traveling to AZ? If so, what is the process? Thx.
Too much to type. I'll send a link where the explanation is.
Here you go.
azdot.gov/motor-vehicles/vehicle-services/vehicle-title-and-registration
Can i get my utv street legalized in Arizona If I live in California. I take alot of trips to Arizona but it's a pain finding campgrounds next to offroad trails and with a toy hauler there's not enough room to park and unload it at there ohv spots.
Not sure. That would be a good question for ADOT. I think there is a FAQ section on there website servicearizona dot com
Probably not if California does not allow street legal registration of UTV's. If it does, and you are registered/insured in California, all you would need is an Arizona OHV sticker combined with your state of residence street legal registration and insurance. 99% sure California does not allow street legal registrations of OHV/UTV's.
You would have to have an Arizona title to register it in Arizona. Doable if you have Arizona friends willing to loan their address and commit fraud. Huge liabilities in both directions.
Not sure if you can register a vehicle, or obtain title with a P.O. box or UPS box address as your address of record or not, but might be worth looking into.
Probably not worth the effort until Cali allows for OHV street registration for a couple of trips a year. Best option is to plan trips where you don't have to drive your side by side on roads that require street legal registration.
So if you’re out of state are you required to buy a recreational vehicle license plate to mount your sticker on I don’t really want to plate on my dirtbike if I don’t have to
On the Arizona web site there is a Non-Resident decal that is separate from the resident plate sticker. There is no language the exempts non-residents from having a plate. If you want to verify what is required the program managers name is Mickey Rogers 602-542-6942 or mrogers@azstateparks.gov
Put Nut in AZ the statute reads ALL vehicles must display a license plate. This includes off road vehicles. If you are only ride the desert then you would get an RV plate an OHV sticker. If you want to ride the road to get to you favorite area you would get a MC plate with a registration tab and your OHV sticker. All off road vehicles must be under 1800 lbs to b able to get the On/Off road registration which is $13.50. Over 1800 lbs must pay full registration tax $55.50 to $500.00. Hope this info helps. More info see website www.nfinatyservice.com
Can you make a 2-stroke street legal? Like a 300 XC?
Yes.
Do you know the process if the bike is financed and I don’t have possession of the title or certificate of origin?
You would need to call but I believe you bring your loan paperwork in.
@@azdesertdog thanks for the response
Does all of this street legal info apply to 2-strokes as well?
Yes. The state of AZ doesn't differentiate between two stroke and four stroke. You can make any two stroke street legal as long as it meets the requirements on the ADOT website.
@@azdesertdog awesome, that was my reading of the statutes but I sure appreciate the added confidence from just asking someone who knows!
What about 2 strokes? Are they able to become street legal.
Yes. 2 strokes can be made street legal.
Do you need the ohv sticker for jeeps too??
I'm not sure about Jeeps. There are different rules for vehicles that spend more time on tbe riads and have a full registration.
@@azdesertdog hmm I'll have to do some research. Thanks brotha!
Yes u do
So pay the state 😏
Yup.
@@azdesertdog That's crazy I remember back when I was a kid the eighties No permit needed when did they start that bullshit