How to Load Two ATVs in a Truck?

There may come a time where you need to transport an ATV, or two, and the only solution available is putting both in a single truck. It might sound impossible, but it has been done.  But what can you do when you don’t know how to load two ATVs into a truck, and should you really try to load both into one truck?

At Bob’s Motorsports, we are here to help you find a solution for your logistical conundrum. See our tips below to determine how to load two ATVs’ in a truck, or decide on an alternative method that might be more suitable for your needs. From helping you find your perfect new ATV for sale to getting you the right gear and accessories, we are here for you.

Safety Comes First

When it comes to loading two ATVs in a truck, remember that safety needs to be your first priority. If you cannot safely and securely transport two ATVs in your truck bed, don’t do it. If there is any risk of the load becoming unsecured while driving, you risk the safety of those around you while also possibly destroying your ATV.

Always follow the local laws when it comes to loading and transporting your ATV. It is not worth the risk to safety or the potential loss of property in order to save time or money by putting two ATVs where they cannot safely be transported.

How to Load Two ATVs in a Truck

If you must load two ATVs in a truck, ensure it is done safely. Some ATV owners choose to load two ATVs by putting them in a vertical position, but this is not an ideal solution. By doing this, you could cause battery acid or even oil to leak as this is not a normal position for your ATV. Some ATV owners do this by using racks or simply stacking their ATVs.

A better solution would be to invest in a bed cover that is strong enough to serve as a base for your ATV. DiamondBack makes covers and side loading ramps to help you facilitate transporting two ATVs on your truck easier, safer, and more convenient.

Consider a Trailer

One of the most common options ATV owners choose when it comes to transporting one or two ATVs is to invest in a trailer. A small trailer will allow you to safely and securely transport your ATV without needing to put the ATV in an upright position. This is better for your ATV and is more suitable for longer trips where you would not want to risk damage to your ATV.

If you are looking to transport two ATVs and other supplies such as tools or hunting equipment, a trailer may be your best bet. Consider looking into this option if you will need to transport your ATV frequently and want the most convenient and simple options.

Have more questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out to the experts at Bob’s Motorsports. When it comes to ATVs, if you have questions, we have answers.