Tennessee Class I off-highway vehicle rules limit weight to 2,500 pounds, width to 80 inches, and capacity to four passengers.

Tennessee off road vehicle classifications use an eighty inch width measurement to determine titling rules and fees at county clerk offices.

Tennessee off-highway vehicle weight rules define Class I and Class II limits at the 2,500 pound threshold for all-terrain vehicles.

Tennessee Department of Revenue off-highway vehicle stickers do not transfer during used sales, requiring new owners to obtain fresh ones.

Scrapping an ATV or UTV in Tennessee voids its official Department of Revenue title sticker when the vehicle is permanently removed from service.

Tennessee Department of Revenue off-highway vehicle stickers become void during sales, requiring buyers to obtain new titles.

Tennessee Department of Revenue off-highway vehicle stickers become void during a sale because ownership transfers to the buyer.

Tennessee Department of Revenue off-highway vehicle stickers confirm initial titling and sales tax payment, requiring no annual renewal.

The Tennessee Department of Revenue sticker confirms an off highway vehicle has an official title on file with the state.

Tennessee county clerks charge an eleven dollar fee to officially record a lender lien on an off highway vehicle title during purchases.