Registration & Titling

Texas sand rail owners learn how the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles and county tax offices issue Off-Highway Vehicle titles.

Texas off-highway vehicle titling rules for side-by-sides, UTVs, and ROVs explain ownership proof, state laws, and county office procedures.

Texas law requires a mandatory title for every off-highway vehicle, but does not provide traditional registration for ATVs or UTVs.

Texas title requirements for off-highway vehicles explain when owners need official proof of ownership for ATVs and UTVs.

Texas law requires an off-highway vehicle title application within thirty days of purchasing or bringing the machine into the state.

Texas ATV titling requires visiting your local County Tax Assessor-Collector office to process paperwork and Form 130-U.

Texas off-highway vehicle rules require Form 130-U and proof of ownership to properly title your ATV and establish legal records.

Texas ATV title fees include a core state application charge, variable county administrative costs, and required sales tax.

The Texas off-highway vehicle license plate cost covers the statutory metal identifier issued after titling your four-wheel machine.

Texas off-highway vehicle title costs include a statewide application fee, county administrative charges, and state sales tax.