New to the site and love the info.

I have a camper/toy hauler that is different. It is a KZ Coyote 19CR. It is more camper that stark toy hauler. The door-ramp is in the front/side. It is 51 3/4" wide and 69 1/2" high. The camper is 93 1/2" inside to inside. I know the Rzr is 102" long, but what is that 8 1/2"? Bumper, Frame, Tires? If the difference was tires I might be able to remove the tires or deflate and ratchet strap them to get the door shut.

Thanks for any help you have.

Let me at least try to respond.

1. As a non posting person perhaps I can remove that intrusive note.
2. Maybe I can brain storm with you.

I haul my RZR in a dumping steel utility trailer. (I have it, it's a good trailer and I'm cheap) It's 60" wide inside and 96" long. The side rails are 30" high. I have front and rear bumpers and they are 3 inches or so beyond my 26" tires . I had to ramp up the front(2 5' 2" x12s") about 14" to get the tires against the steel front and get 1" or so over the rail at the front. I had to modify the steel swinging doors to be removable at the back so that the center of the rear tire is 6" or 8" from the back. The bumper sticks out 3" or 4" beyond the trailer (at this new angle).

That's got it in, but since my inch wider tires and off set makes it close to 55" wide at the rear I could not move beside it. With the front up it is very easy to step out and onto the fender and down to the ground.

Thats my story, I couldn't give you some dimensions because its not loaded. I actually had to think " the sum of the square of...") a couple times and then modify. That all ignores your height which is critical. I understand that many going to a small enclosed trailer need to special order because the height at the entrance angle is not enough.

Good luck Rick

P.S.Maybe some of these after market people make RZR shoe horns

Thanks for your response.