Questions and answers

Choose your make and model on the home page. Your model’s page lists every box made for it, with a fitment table by generation, trim and rack; check your year and rack against it before you order.

Look at the rear rack: black steel tubes mean a metal rack; a one-piece plastic deck means a plastic rack. LinQ (Can-Am) and Lock & Ride (Polaris) are the makers’ own accessory mounting systems.

Yes, in My Garage. The VIN fills in the year, make and model of your machine; you still choose the rack, because the VIN doesn’t record it. You don’t need a VIN to order.

No. The price includes shipping, duties and import fees. The courier won’t ask you for anything at the door.

From Estonia, in the EU, where the boxes are made. They travel by tracked courier and usually arrive within 10–14 days of your order, with duties already paid.

It’s sealed against weather: the lid closes on a rubber gasket that keeps out rain, snow, mud and dust. There’s no rating for being under water, so keep electronics in a dry bag for river crossings.

Usually not. Most boxes attach to the factory rack holes with quick-release fasteners you tighten by hand; it takes 30 seconds to a minute. A few bolt down and need a screwdriver; the product page says which.

Most rear ATV boxes, the passenger seat boxes and some UTV boxes have two metal locks with keys. Front boxes and many UTV bed boxes close with rubber latches that have no key. The product page says which one a box has.

We don’t publish a separate load limit for the box. Follow your rack’s rated load from the owner’s manual; the box’s own weight, listed on its product page, counts toward it.

If it doesn’t fit a machine we list it for, we pay for the return and refund you or send the right box. Contact us within 30 days of delivery.