Tony V.
11/21/2020
These guys are great! They set me up with staggered set of sand/snow tires with great looking offset wheels in about 3 hours. I'm really happy with their service and passion for off-roading equipment.
DuneLand Off-Road Center
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1951 N 24th Ave
Mears, MI 49436
DuneLand Off-Road Center is the go-to destination for all your off-roading needs, located at the Silver Lake Sand Dunes State Park ORV entrance in Golden Twp, MI. With a wide range of sand tires, aftermarket parts and accessories, riding gear, and dune flags, they ensure you're fully equipped to make the most of your time at the remarkable sand dunes area, one of the largest deposits of living dunes on Lake Michigan's shores.
As the only place in Mid-America where you can drive your own vehicle on the dunes, DuneLand offers expert advice on choosing the best tires and paddles for your dirt bike, ATV, UTV, buggy, or truck. Their tire techs can also assist with mounting, dismounting, and repairing your tires, while their retail store stocks a variety of riding gear from top brands like Fox, Fly, and Alpine Stars. For a comfortable stay, DuneLand Cottages provide a convenient location just one block from the Silver Lake State Park entrance.
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4.05 reviews
Michael B.
7/5/2018
It was a bad day and we had yet to hit the dunes due to our equipment. One of the staff came right out and inspected our problem and found a solution. He wouldn't even let us pay for parts we...
Nichole F.
10/21/2008
Everyone at DAR is always helpful and knowledgable. I always seem to talk my husband into letting me get some new riding pants or boots everytime we're up there. They always have the newest gear...
william d.
5/3/2009
Location is great, a short walk from the dunes. Prices are a little high, but there the only ones that close. They are pretty helpful inside.
Josh S.
5/21/2012
First things first I called looking for a sprocket for a LTR450. The guy on the phone put me on hold for about 5 minutes, no big deal but then comes back and asks who makes the LTR. Okay, no big...
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