Rugged Radios Complete UTV Communication Kits

Find the right Rugged Radios UTV communication kit for your side-by-side. Browse complete radio and intercom systems with vehicle-specific mounting options for Polaris RZR, Can-Am Maverick, Kawasaki KRX, Honda Talon, Yamaha and more. Many kits pair in-cab passenger conversation with a two-way radio for talking to other vehicles, plus Bluetooth music and phone audio on supported intercoms. Choose your exact model, year, dash style and radio band before ordering; included equipment and available upgrades vary by kit.

Need help choosing? Read our 2026 Rugged Radios UTV kit buying guide for GMRS vs. VHF, 696 PLUS vs. STX, and the equipment needed for two or four passengers.

Find Your UTV Communication Kit

Start with the exact machine to explore the right dash-mount package. Then confirm model year and available intercom/radio options on the product page.

Polaris RZR Can-Am Maverick X3 Kawasaki KRX 1000 Honda Talon

Shop Rugged Radios Complete UTV Kits by Vehicle

Go directly to the package built for your machine. Where dashboards or displays changed between model years, choose the corresponding model-specific version rather than assuming one mount fits every trim.

Polaris RZR, General and Xpedition

• RZR Pro XP, Turbo R and Pro R communication kits
• 2025+ RZR Pro XP, Pro R and Pro S kits
• 2026 RZR Pro R Ultimate with 10.4-inch touchscreen
• RZR XP 1000 communication kits
• RZR XP rocker-switch intercom kits
• Polaris Xpedition radio and intercom kits and Polaris General kits

Can-Am Maverick and Commander

• Can-Am Maverick X3 and X3 MAX kits
• 2026 Maverick X3 kits for 10.25-inch touchscreen models
• Can-Am Maverick R communication kits
• Commander and late-model Maverick dash-mount kits

Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha, CFMOTO and Segway

• Kawasaki KRX 1000 kits and Teryx H2 kits
• Honda Talon kits and Honda Pioneer kits
• Yamaha YXZ1000R kits and Wolverine RMAX kits
• CFMOTO ZFORCE Z10 and Z10-4 kits and Segway Super Villain kits

How to Choose Your UTV Radio and Intercom Kit

1. GMRS vs. VHF business-band radio: match your riding group

The G1 GMRS and M1 VHF business-band options operate on different services and frequencies, so they do not communicate directly with each other. Before you purchase, ask your riding group which radio service and channels they use. In the United States, operation of a GMRS radio generally requires an FCC GMRS license; eligible immediate family members may operate under the licensee’s authority. VHF business-band operation requires the appropriate authorization. Confirm licensing and frequency requirements for your specific use.

2. 696 PLUS vs. STX Stereo intercom

For many configurations, the 696 PLUS provides Bluetooth music and phone connectivity with clear driver-to-passenger communication. Choose STX Stereo when true stereo music is a priority. Standard and remote-head controls are available on selected vehicle kits; remote-head options can keep the main intercom body tucked away. Not all cables are interchangeable between mono and stereo systems, so choose matching accessories.

3. Two seats vs. four seats

A four-seat vehicle does not automatically mean the selected package includes audio gear for four riders. Many standard kits are configured around a driver and passenger. Check the contents of the specific product and add a compatible rear-seat intercom expansion kit and the appropriate headsets or helmet wiring when needed. Match STX stereo accessories to STX equipment and mono accessories to compatible mono intercoms.

4. Verify the dash mount and included accessories

Compare the exact UTV model, model year, dashboard and factory display. Some kits have top-mount, dash-mount or remote-head variants. Review the product’s What’s Included list for its radio, intercom, push-to-talk buttons, antenna, cables and mounting components. Headsets, helmet kits and air pumpers may be separate purchases, even when the listing says “complete.”

Finish Your Communication Setup

Already have a main kit? Complete your installation with Rugged Radios headsets, helmet communication kits, vehicle mounts, intercom and radio cables, and helmet air pumper systems. For component-only projects, shop intercom and two-way radio bundles or the full Rugged Radios collection.

Frequently Asked Questions About Rugged Radios UTV Kits

Do I need both an intercom and a two-way radio?

An intercom lets people inside one UTV talk to each other; a compatible two-way radio lets you communicate with other equipped vehicles. A combined system does both when the selected configuration includes both components.

Can a GMRS radio communicate with a VHF race radio?

No. GMRS and VHF business-band radios operate on different frequencies. Choose the service used by your group and follow applicable licensing rules.

Do Rugged Radios complete kits come with headsets?

It depends on the exact package and variant. Some kits include core electronics but require separate headsets, helmet kits or a rear-seat expansion. Confirm the individual listing’s included-parts section before checkout.

Will a kit for my vehicle fit every model year?

No. Mounting brackets and available space may change with the dash or touchscreen. Check your exact model, year, trim and display size on the kit page, especially for newer RZR and Maverick models.

Which intercom should I choose for music?

Both supported 696 PLUS and STX configurations can offer Bluetooth audio, but STX is designed for true stereo listening. Verify cable and headset compatibility before adding upgrades.