Buying a Quad With a Lien Still On It
Buying a Texas quad with an active lien requires verifying the vehicle identification number and checking the title certificate.
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When the VIN Does Not Match the Title
Mismatched vehicle identification numbers on Texas off-highway vehicles create legal headaches and halt title transfers.
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Tracing a VIN on a Frame Rail
Tracing a vehicle identification number on an off-highway vehicle frame rail helps prevent buying a stolen machine in Texas.
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Buying a Quad Whose Seller Lost the Title
Buying a used off-highway vehicle in Texas without a title requires navigating state ownership rules and replacement procedures.
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Getting a First Title for a Never-Titled Quad
Acquiring a first title for an untitled Texas quad or UTV requires gathering documents and navigating the county tax office.
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Bringing a Quad Home From Arkansas
Titling an Arkansas quad in Texas requires navigating use tax obligations and securing a first official record from the county office.
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Bringing a Quad Home From New Mexico
Titling a New Mexico quad in Texas requires submitting ownership proof, paying state use tax, and securing an official OHV plate.
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Titling a Quad Bought at an Out-of-State Auction
Titling an out-of-state auction quad in Texas requires a detailed bill of sale and official documentation for the county tax office.
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Titling a Quad With an Out-of-State Dealer Invoice
Texas use tax requirements and dealer invoices help residents secure initial off-highway vehicle titles at county tax offices.
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The Rule That Started in March 2020
The Texas use tax rule for out-of-state off-highway vehicles requires buyers to remit tax before visiting county tax offices.
