Common Questions About UTV Rentals

We offer CanAm X3s, some of the best off-road vehicles for rent in California. For adventure, these high-powered engines are fitted with smooth suspension and solid, rugged designs that take anything. Each vehicle seats up to 4 passengers, so you are welcome to bring any or all your friends and family along.Our qualified team of CanAm engineers keep the fleet in excellent condition and promises safety, fun and a memorable experience.

Rent with RentMeFun and get a brand-new 2024 CanAm X3, helmets, and goggles for safety. Paddle tires and whip antennas on all sand dune rentals make every adventure more fun, in our opinion. We take care of the details so you can have the adventure.

Our CanAm X3 models allow up to 4 people with ample space for everyone. If you want more extreme sensations, the Maverick R is designed for 2 people and offers a high-performance thrill.

Only your driver's license and the credit card you used for booking, are required for the rental.

To drive a UTV in California, operators must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid driver's license. In addition, any person under the age of 21 must have a parent sign the rental agreement and complete the rental process with them. If kids require car seats in all other cars/vans, they will also require them in the CanAm.

You don't have to be scared; you can drive as fast or as slow as is comfortable for you. Some people like to race across the desert, but it's completely okay to enjoy a slow and steady pace. We always advise driving at speeds where you feel comfortable and in control.

All rentals come with damage insurance, which carries a $1,500 deductible. That means you're responsible for up to $1,500 of any damage. For example, if the UTV rolls over, there is a flat $1,500 repair charge. A $1,500 credit card authorization is required at the time of booking, but is only charged in the event of damage.

Yes, helmets are mandatory for safety. We include them in your rental package.

A license isn't required for off-highway UTV operation in California. However, state law prohibits anyone with a suspended or revoked license from driving any on- or off-road vehicle.

For the most part, UTVs are not allowed on public roads in California. To make transportation a little easier, RentMeFun offers trailer rentals to take your UTV wherever you want to explore.

That's a great question! ATVs are smaller—for one rider. UTVs are bigger, like ours at RentMeFun, seating several passengers, great for carrying gear or taking multiple riders up many trails.Check out our detailed guide on all the differences.

RentMeFun's UTVs cater to all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned experts. We prioritize safety while ensuring an incredible experience exploring California's off-road trails.