Whether you’re out riding your UTV, or preparing for a big work meeting, it’s best to be prepared. You want to be prepared for things to go well and have a good outcome, but it’s also wise to prepare for the worst so that you’ll be ready to act and solve the problem. You probably have an emergency preparedness kit on your UTV at all times, which is a great way to be prepared for an emergency. You hopefully have a first aid kit, and extra food and water. But have you ever thought what you would do in case...

Your UTV runs smoothly and works efficiently… until it doesn’t. When you’re out on the trail those little hiccups can be a real downer. First you’ve got to worry about getting your UTV off the trail and back to your vehicle. Then you’ve got to get your UTV to a repair shop, leave it there to be fixed, and then pay a bill. All of this is a stressful hassle that no one wants to deal with. Sometimes repairs and breakdowns are inevitable, especially if you have an older machine. But most times they can be avoided or put off...