Model
Make, model and type
Tell us the exact make and model, whether it is two- or four-wheel drive, and whether it is road registered.
What we check when we value a quad
This is what we look at on every quad, and what's worth telling us, so your offer is right first time.
- Unregistered machines welcome
- Attachments counted
- Collected from the yard
Hours
Hour meter and miles
Send a photo of the hour meter or odometer. High hours are fine on a well-maintained machine.
Attachments
Kit and extras
List everything that comes with the machine. Attachments add value.
Mechanical
Drive and suspension
Working ATVs wear their CV boots, bearings and brakes. Tell us about any noises or recent work.
Condition
Plastics and frame
Photos of each side, the racks and the underside help us make an accurate offer.
Ownership
Proof it is yours
We need proof that the machine is yours. A purchase invoice or dealer paperwork is usually enough for unregistered ATVs.
Your checklist
- The V5C, or proof of ownership for unregistered machines
- Photo ID: passport or driving licence
- All keys
- Service records and invoices
- Any attachments being sold with it
- If there is finance: the settlement figure from your lender
This page explains what we look at when we value a quad, ATV or UTV. It isn't a price guide: every machine is valued individually, free and without obligation.
Quad valuation FAQs
My farm quad isn't registered. Can I still sell it?
Yes, with proof of ownership.
Should I sell the sprayer separately?
Usually it is simpler to include it.
Do you need the service history?
It helps but isn't essential.
Can you collect a quad that won't start?
Yes, free.
Will you give me a price over the phone?
We'll give you a firm offer once we have the details and photos.