| TOY |
LENGTH |
WIDTH |
HEIGHT |
What is the smallest Toy Hauler it will fit in? |
| Polaris Ranger |
9' 05" |
5' 00" |
6' 03" |
While the Ranger may fit inside the 16' Firestorm, the front part of it will have to be secured in the kitchen area. Otherwise, the 18' should fit the Ranger without entering the kitchen. |
| Yamaha Rhino |
9' 06" |
4' 06" |
6' 01" |
While the Rhinos may fit inside the 16' Firestorm, the front part of it will have to be secured in the kitchen area. A 18' or larger Toy Hauler is strongly recommended so the Rhino can fit completely inside the Cargo area of the Toy Hauler. |
| Polaris RZR |
8' 06" |
4' 02" |
5' 09" |
While the Polaris RZR will fit inside the 14' or 16' Firestorm, the front part of it will have to be secured in the kitchen area. Otherwise, a 17' Toy Hauler or larger is recommended for a RZR to fit completely inside the Cargo area. |
| Polaris RZR S |
8' 10" |
5' 01" |
5' 11" |
While the Polaris Ranger RZR-S will fit inside the 16' Firestorm, the front part of it will have to be secured in the kitchen area. A 18' or larger Toy Hauler is strongly recommended so the RZR-S can fit completely inside the Cargo area of the Toy Hauler. |
| Polaris RZR 4 |
10' 10" |
5' 01" |
6' 03" |
The RZR 4 may squeeze into a 16' by bringing it all the way into the kitchen, although the furniture and wheel well on the passengers side may be in the way. Your best bet for the RZR 4 is the 18' Firestorm - with almost 11 1/2 feet of clear room on both sides, it should fit easily without even going into the kitchen. |
Sport Quads
i.e. 300, 400, 450 |
6' 00" |
4' 00" |
varies |
Most sport quads have a footprint of roughly 6' long by 4' wide. Most of our toy haulers, even the 14', should fit at least two sport quads easily. Even though most toy haulers are 8' wide in the rear, it can be difficult to fit two quads side-by-side in the back section of the hauler. The reason for this is typically after about 4-5 feet from the back, the furniture and/or wheel wells can start to get in the way. However, most people with multiple sport quads will rotate them 90 degrees, as they will almost always fit comfortably in between the furniture and wheel wells. |
