ummm... me....
any many others that ive talked too.
polaris did me very well with all of my warrenty work... and trust me.. there was alot of it...

 

Wish my Suzuki dealer was that good....

Sounds like the polaris dealerships stay on the ball with this type of stuff.


-bLuRRRR27-

 

POlaris is still giving people a very hard time over the 700 rod bearings, and is listed on the minnesota better business bureaous site for many complaints and failure to act on those complaints, and its is suggested " not to do business with them".
It seems that If you have problems, and your dealer will come to bat for you, then your in decent shape, but if you have a lazy dealer, your crap out of luck, contacting Polaris directly is a waste of time many of us have found out.
The dealer I bought from turned out to be simply IGNORANT, so I now drive an hour out of my way to a dealer I feel comftorable with and knows his stuff. I think its simply to easy for anyone to just go get a polaris franchise and start selling, without truly knowing the product, cause im telling you, in my experience, some of these polaris dealers shouldnt be putting together a sandwich.

Ron
04 SPortsman 400
HeelClicker w/ Orange Primary
K & N
Dynojet

 

yea my polaris dealer is very good about it, i had both my secondary and primary clutch replaced while i was still at the dealer ship because i told them i was having problems with the tranny so i practally got a new one. sweet!!!

 

my friend (hopefully soon to have a pred) just last year got a trailblazer and within a couple weeks something got bent in the a arms and he got brand spaking new ones and some polaris credit also that got his sportsman a new rack/wench...i thought that was pretty sweet

 

Just remember its not always Polaris that is standing behind it. A lot of it has to do with your dealer. Polaris themselves aren't any better than anyone else (usually worse in my eyes). But if you have a dealer that is willing to step up to the plate it makes all the difference in the world.