Popular ATV essentials include storage bags, LED light bars, mirrors, handguards, skid plates, and cargo racks. The right accessories depend on how you use your ATV—work, play, or both.

Key accessories on an ATV include exhaust systems, bumpers, license plate holders, fenders, rearview mirrors, bags, covers, lights, and more.

Depending on the brand and how it's treated, the average lifespan of a quad is 10,000 to 12,000 miles. If a quad is well maintained, it could last for over 20 years. Most vehicles start posing problems once they have covered 10,000 miles, but with a little attention and care, the life of an ATV can be a long one. Therefore, pay attention to the spare parts of ATV regularly during normal use, and repair and replace them in time.

ATV riders should ALWAYS wear a helmet, eye protection, gloves, long pants, a long-sleeved shirt or jacket, and over-the-ankle boots.

If you need to know you have the bigger engine, Can-Am is the way to go. If you don't, then go Polaris. If you're worried about the power of your Can-Am or Polaris engine, there are air intake, exhaust, and engine performance upgrades you can make.

For trail riding, consider adding LED light bars, shock-absorbing seat cushions, handguards, and GPS mounts to enhance comfort and visibility on rough terrain.

Install rearview mirrors, LED lights, handguards, and protective gear like skid plates or brush guards to enhance visibility and protect both you and your vehicle.