I am wanting to purchase a new Rhino. Unfortunately there aren't any available in the Salt Lake City area right now. Before I travel to another state to get one I would like to hear from someone who has tried to fit a Rhino in the back of a Toyota Tundra. The wheel wells are forward a ways and I am wondering it there is enough room for the front wheels and the front bumper?
Also, I have never heard anything but positive reviews. If you have one how do you like it and how does it compare to other 4 wheelers?
Thanks

 

Rhino dimensions:
113.5” x 54.5” x 72.9”
WB: 75.3”

Tundra bed dimensions:
Regular Cab: 98.2/62.8
Access cab: (stepside) 74.7/62.8 (53.8)

Width wise, yes. But unless you have the gate down and have a regular cab, it will be too long.

 

I should have been more specific. I know the bed and wide enough and long enough with the tailgate down. My concern is that the wheel wells in the Tundra way forward and I am wondering if there is enough room in front of them for the front wheels and the front bumper (without running into the window). I have the Extended cab Tundra.

 

Did you every get to try an Rhino to see if it fits the Tundra? I am ordering one also an want to know the same. (access cab also)
thanks!

 

YEH IT FITS MINE GOS OVER THE WELLS EASY BUT WATCH LOW OVERHANGS ITS PRETTY HIGH LIKE OVER 8 FEET AND IT LOOKS LIKE A HECK OF A LOT OF CONFUSION GOING DOWN THE HYWAY LIKE THIS THING HAS CRAWLED UP ON THE BACK OF A TRUCK AND IS TRYING TO HUMP IT LOL

 

I BOUGHT A RHINO JAN 20TH O6 I HAVE A 2002 POLARIS THE RHINO IS A PIECE OF JUNK NOISE AND RATTLES EVERYWHERE WHEN BACKING UP THE BRAKES SQUEAL . THE LOW GEAR IS NOT LOW ENOUGH TO CLIMB STEEP BAD HILLS IT RUNS GOOD WITH THE GRISLEY CHIP ABOUT 60 I WISH I HAD TRADED THE RANGER FOR A NEW RANGER I DONT THINK THE RHINO WILL HOLD UP IF I PUT IT THROUGH WHAT THE RANGER HAS BEEN THROUGH THE 2002 RANGER RUNS LIKE THE DAY I BOUGHT IT AND IT WILL PUT THE RHINO TO SHAME ON STEEP BAD HILL CLIMBING BECAUSE THE LOW GEAR IS LOW AND POWERFUL , REALLY HAVE TO HIT IT HARD IN THE RHINO AND THATS TREACHEROUS IN SOME PLACES. THE ADVANTAGE OF THE RHINO IT GETS AROUND IN THE WOODS EASY ITS FASTER IT FEELS LIKE A DUNE BUGGY MORE SPORTIER. THE RANGER CARRYS MORE LOAD 3 PEOPLE. CLIMBS BETTER AND A LOT TOUGHER NO RATTLES NO SQEAKS . THE 700 RANGER IS NO BABY I'LL SELL THE RHINO AND GET ONE HOPE THIS HELPS THE RANGER HAS TRI-CLAW BICLAW TIRES , THE RHINO HAS MUD LITES I LOVE THE MUD LITES THEY REALLY DIG IN AND ARE SMOTH ON HARD SURFACE

 

Wow!!! It has been a long time since I posted this question, back in March of 2004. I still have an strong interest in the Rhino (special edition) but I doubt it will fit in the back of my Toyota Tundra. I think it would require a trailer and that is one thing that has kept me from buying one.

 

should of gotten a bigger pick up....

 

no he should have gotten a real pickup, like a chevy or dodge or ford.

Just my .02

 

This is not a truck forum, so lets not bash Toyota, they are hands down a longer lasting better built truck that ford,chevy or dodge.