UTV RENTALS

Are you ready to share your awesome off-road adventure?  The UTVs, (side by side), vehicles make it easy to have the ultimate off-road recreational experience. They offer up to four people a new way to get out doors in style and comfort with friends and family. The UTV vehicles make it easy to go off road because they drive just like a car, but they can get you where most cars and trucks can not go. We carry several UTV rentals such as the Yamaha Rhino, the Kawasaki TERYX4 and the Polaris RZR.

Jet Rent has the largest selection of UTV and ATV rentals available in the Yuma area but the equipment is still limited. We recommend you reserve your equipment in advance to avoid walking in and finding out that everything has been rented.

The UTV rentals come with helmets, goggles, flags, tie downs, gas cans, and the trailer to haul the equipment to your destination. Jet Rent does not provide the fuel for the UTVs. If you don’t have a vehicle that can haul the equipment, Jet Rent has a truck available for rent. The fuel is included with the truck rental for the local areas. We can also deliver the equipment to your desired riding area for a small fee.

There is a security deposit required on the equipment. The deposit is to cover any damages acquired during the rental that is not mechanical failure. We take credit cards and cash but do not accept debit cards for the security deposit.

In California, you must be 18 to operate an off road vehicle or 16 with parental supervision and must have a valid Driver’s License. Arizona requires you to be 16 or have parental supervision to operate an off road vehicle and the vehicle must be age appropriate.

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Rhino 700 Rate $300 | 24hrs
• Knob Tires
• Large Dump Bed
• Two Passenger
• Great for Trails [/one_third]
  [one_third]TERYX 4Rate $380 | 24hrs
  • Knob Tires
  • 4 seat Vehicle
  • Comfortable Seating
  • Dune or Trail Riding

  [/one_third]RZR S Rate $400 | 24hrs

  • Knob Tires
  • 2 Seat
  • Great Suspension
  • Great For Dunes [/one_third]

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  Arizona OHV Information 
  All OHVs are required to be titled, and the owner shall receive one numbered plate valid for the life of the vehicle.  All riders (operator and passenger) under 18 must wear a helmet at all times.  No passengers are allowed on the OHV unless it is designed to carry more than one person.State Agency that Regulates OHVs: State Police. View their Web Site: www.dps.state.az.us

  Arizona‘s state OHV laws CLICK HERE

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