10 Foot garage on Toy Hauler

We have a RZR 1000S.....same chassis. Fits fine in our 10ft garage but the longer one wouldn't fit.

106" L x 60" W x 71.5" H. 1204 lbs. The only question will be interior height clearance. I can't figure why camper manufacturers won't publish that.

I should have added RZR 900s

Stude55Dog wrote:
I am looking at getting a toy hauler but am not sure a 10 foot garage area will hold a Polaris SXS Model 900s. Anyone have any experience with this SXS in a 10 foot setup? Thanks

It will fit just fine

I have a KZ MXT 301 with a 10' garage and my Can-Am Maverick fits. The 900s Rzr is a tiny machine so you shouldn't have any problems

Stude55Dog wrote:
I am looking at getting a toy hauler but am not sure a 10 foot garage area will hold a Polaris SXS Model 900s. Anyone have any experience with this SXS in a 10 foot setup? Thanks

What Model Polaris? The don't make a vehicle called a Model SXS 900S

THey do however make a Ranger Mid Size, Ranger Full Size, multiple models of RZRs and the General.

I have the fuzion 302 with the 10' garage, I have had the ranger 800xp and the new Honda pioneer 1000-5 5 seater. I did have to put spacers under the bunk lifts to get the height I needed but it works. It is tight, I use a chain to keep it from moving forward and going through the gas slider. I have towed thousands of miles and off road without issue.

12' would be great, but I didn't want a bigger trailer.

Hold out for a good 12' garage or bigger. More room the better. Plus you may have the trailer longer then the sxs and you don't want you next sxs decision to be based on if it will fit a 10' garage. I have one buddy who is in the same boat now. His can am just barely fits his 10' garage but his next machine won't.

Stude55Dog wrote:
I am looking at getting a toy hauler but am not sure a 10 foot garage area will hold a Polaris SXS Model 900s. Anyone have any experience with this SXS in a 10 foot setup? Thanks

Which dimension are you worried about ?
Height, width or length ??

At 106" (under 8.5') it should fit. But you need to measure bumper to bumper and consider any add-on's you might add. Also check the height and the clearance in the toy hauler. Drop down beds and even the ramp door frame height could easily be limiting factors in some RVs.