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The StepRanger gets 15–17 miles of range per charge on a single 48V battery system. The included 110V charger brings it to full in 4–5 hours from any standard outlet. The dual battery upgrade roughly doubles the range to 30–34 miles.

The frame is rated for 1,000 lbs of payload plus driver. There's no hard operator weight limit — the structure can support up to 2,300 lbs, and we have plenty of customers over 350 lbs who operate without issue. For drivers over roughly 200 lbs, we recommend keeping ballast in the front battery box when driving unloaded uphill. It improves traction.

The StepRanger is designed for properties, jobsites, ranches, and trails — packed dirt, grass, gravel, mild snow. It handles up to 30-degree inclines (~58% grade) in low gear. We offer three tire options: stock All-Terrain (best general-purpose), Mud/Snow (loose terrain and winter conditions), and High-Flotation Turf (sensitive grass). Deep, dry, loose sand is the one terrain we tell customers to be cautious about — at ~330 lbs, the StepRanger doesn't have the buoyancy of a lightweight beach cart.

The StepRanger Pro has a 2-inch front receiver hitch built in — it works with most off-the-shelf 2" accessories. The rear is compatible with a bolt-on zero-turn trailer hitch on the Pro, and the same hitch works on the All-Terrain with light DIY drilling. We don't sell hitches or installation services, but we're happy to recommend specific 3rd-party products for almost any use case — winches, step-down converters, hitch adapters, cargo carriers, ball mounts. Email us with what you're trying to do.

The StepRanger is 65" long and 31" wide, with a turning radius of about 10 feet. It needs at least 33" of gate clearance. The handlebars don't fold down, so it won't fit in the back of most SUVs (including a 4Runner). A pickup truck or trailer is required to transport it.