ATVS

ATVs for rural, property and

An ATV is not something to choose from a photo alone.
The right machine depends on where it will be used, who will ride it, what it needs to carry, the terrain and whether an ATV is the safest fit for the job.

Start With The

Work

The Rider

And The

Terrain

A farm runabout, a recreational off-road machine and a property work vehicle all ask different things from the machine. Match the ATV to the job and the rider before looking at model names.
·  Main use
·  Rider experience
·  Terrain and slope
·  Load or towing needs
·  Whether passengers are involved
·  Whether a UTV may be a better fit
·  Finance interest

ATVS
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The more practical detail the customer provides, the easier it is for the team to give useful advice. Ask for:
·  Property type
·  Main use
·  Rider experience
·  Terrain and slope
·  Load and towing needs
·  Whether passengers are involved
·  Whether you are comparing ATV and UTV options

An ATV may suit some single-rider uses. A UTV may be better where passengers, tray space, tools or heavier work are involved.

That depends on terrain, load, rider, towing and workplace safety needs. Talk to Ollies before choosing.

Do not assume passenger use. Follow the manufacturer guidance for the specific machine and current safety requirements.

Follow the current Queensland quad bike safety rules, the manufacturer's instructions for your machine, and workplace safety requirements if it's used for work. We can walk you through the basics when you visit.

Finance may be available on selected products, subject to provider terms, eligibility and approval.

ATVS

talk it through?

Send through the details, call the team or visit the Kingaroy showroom so Ollies can help point you towards the right product or next step.