I measured the box from inside edge to inside edge and I came up with 76 inches with the tail gate closed (length) and 48 inches (wide).

Am now looking to go 2 hours away to buy one and was wondering it it would fit in the back or if I would have to get a buddies trailer?

 

<span class="FTHighlightFont"> Heres the specs of a sportsman x2</span ft>
57 in /144.8 cm

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Dry Weight 830 lb./376.5 kg.

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Length/Width/Height 93 in, 236.2 cm / 48 in, 121.9 cm / 48 in, 121.9 cm

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Seat Height 34 in/86.4 cm

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Ground Clearance 11 in/27.9

 

My x2 700 fit in my 07 tundra with the tailgate down when it was new. However, with the 27's ,it does not. So, if it is stock, then no problem; otherwise, bring the trailer! If you have a trailer available, I would just bring it to be safe since it is a 2 hour drive. Besides, I don't like loading them in the bed anyway as they are very heavy and the tailgate flexes quite a bit, makes me nervous! We had a lengthy discussion on this forum a few months ago about hauling atv's on a trailer or in the bed. Most everyone agreed a trailer is the easiest and safest.

Did you see a recent broadcast of fishers atv world on outdoor channel? They had a diamond plate cover on the bed of a tundra and you could side load two atv's with an 18" extension and then it had a rollout bed to access your cargo under the cover! Way cool! Check out www.diamondbackcovers.com

 

will fit no problem

 

dont forget to take straps to keep that puppy tied in there.

 

I wonder why the Tundra is only 48" between the wheel wells and LESS than 6-1/2 feet long? GM always gives you extra inches of width and length, 50.6x78.7 on a 6-1/2 foot "standard" bed, formerly known as a "short" bed. And 50.6x97.6, instead of 48x96 on an 8 foot long bed, a little extra room to work with when you haul 4'x8' sheet goods. I thought all trucks except compacts were 50" wide between the wheel wells.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: jumbofrank

I wonder why the Tundra is only 48" between the wheel wells and LESS than 6-1/2 feet long? GM always gives you extra inches of width and length, 50.6x78.7 on a 6-1/2 foot "standard" bed, formerly known as a "short" bed. And 50.6x97.6, instead of 48x96 on an 8 foot long bed, a little extra room to work with when you haul 4'x8' sheet goods. I thought all trucks except compacts were 50" wide between the wheel wells.</end quote></div>

they normally are...

 

why dont u just get a real truck like a ford or a dodge cumins????

 

Cause I really don't want to pay for diesel or repairs to the other trucks.

Your last post was really helpful.

 

You can't talk sense to a troll.

So, Colt, did it fit okay? 48" in a 48" space seems pretty tight.