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If you don’t have a GPS unit for your UTV yet, it’s time to get one. Today’s GPS technology isn’t just more accurate than ever; it’s also more useful for a variety of contexts. And since UTVs are among the most versatile vehicles available, the right GPS system is a must-have add-on.
Perhaps the biggest benefit of packing along a GPS is that you can navigate trail systems. But not only will this help you keep on track with where you’re going, many units also record where you’ve been. This is perfect if you want to build a good route to follow again later or to share with friends. It’s easy to track each trip for ride reports. When you have a GPS unit along, you might even discover new adventures that you might otherwise discount or ignore.
If you’ve got the right setup and local laws permit it, your UTV might also be street legal. A GPS unit can steer you through town directly to a great place to eat or an interesting attraction. This is an excellent tool to have handy when you’re in unfamiliar territory and just want to bring your machine down off the trail for a quick bite to eat or another diversion.
A GPS is an excellent tool to have handy when you’re in unfamiliar territory and just want to bring your machine down off the trail for a quick bite to eat or another diversion if your UTV is street legal (as long as you’ve got the right setup and local laws permit it). We have many types of GPS systems, but we also have several different mounts as well. Some offer a quick-and-easy solution that allows you to remove your unit for other purposes. Others have a sleek, fully integrated installation process that will make it look like your GPS unit was built specifically for your side-by-side. Whatever your preference is, you’ll find the ideal mount here.
Take a moment to check out our selection of GPS systems and related accessories. Buy one today to get your UTV ready for your next excursion.

Mark in AZ
Absolute must if you use the ball mount system. They don't fail often but when they do it's always on the trail.
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George in AZ
Perfect mount for the GPS bar on my Tenere. Would be nice if it had a lock.
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Jamey in MT
We tend to ride in isolated places, which means more difficulty with getting help should one of us need it. We had a fellow guy go down hard and it took almost 4 hours to get him out by life flight. A fellow rider spent a fair amount of time getting help, which could have reduced the total time to getting help by 45 min had one of us had an Inreach mini 2. We all carry them now and they are a no brainer to help in an emergency. We also find them convenient to reach each other or to contact people at home. I think the spread of Satellite capabilities with phones has also driven the Garmin user plan costs down. We find the Inreach to be superior to using a sat phone with sketchy coverage and need to lock onto a satellite. I also did not think the extra features of the Inreach mini 3 were worth the extra cost over the Inreach mini 2. Testing with the min 2 is simple especially when combined with the app on the phone. However, an app is not required and the device can send some canned messages. You can also make the pre - canned messages in advance.
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Jerry in NE
I have not had it on the trails yet but it's going to be great for the blind spots.
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SCOTT in AZ
I only have one trip with the GPS so far. Its big and easy to read. Lots of good information, and easy to figure out.
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Brent in OH
Great at tracking offroad. Not real useful on road or as a gps option. I use on both 300xcw. Also on my 890 as a backup gps option in case my primary goes out. Controls are a little cumbersome abs take some getting used to. I wish there were more options for auto on/off tracking. All in all it's good for the single track riding I do on the 300. I'm on my second one
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