Polaris Warranty

[sledheader]

Just curious how polaris treats high mileage guys on warranty. Everywhere you read about warranty it's always how polaris is trying to get by with as little as possible.

With the snowcheck sleds getting 4 years of warranty that leaves the potential for some pretty high mileage sleds that are still under warranty. So say in 3.5 years you have 4000 miles on your sled and the sled still starts and runs but is low on compression and needs freshened up (maybe sooner). Is this something that polaris covers under warranty since there is no mileage limitation? I mean technically the sled still runs and drives, but it definitely doesn't run like it should. Just curious if anybody has any insight on this.

 

[AKFULLTHROTTLE]

Typically they do not fix it until its broke.

 

[snobyrd]

Just curious how polaris treats high mileage guys on warranty. Everywhere you read about warranty it's always how polaris is trying to get by with as little as possible.

With the snowcheck sleds getting 4 years of warranty that leaves the potential for some pretty high mileage sleds that are still under warranty. So say in 3.5 years you have 4000 miles on your sled and the sled still starts and runs but is low on compression and needs freshened up (maybe sooner). Is this something that polaris covers under warranty since there is no mileage limitation? I mean technically the sled still runs and drives, but it definitely doesn't run like it should. Just curious if anybody has any insight on this.

2 of my partners just got new top ends on ther 14s replaced under warranty, low compression was the failure.

 

[trackvs2wheels]

2 of my partners just got new top ends on ther 14s replaced under warranty, low compression was the failure.

Do you know what qualifies as "low compression" in the eyes of Polaris? Had a 13 Pro I just sold and had 100lbs on each cylinder and the purchaser thought that was low. Remember this was tested at 7,300 ft above sea level too...

 

[snobyrd]

Do you know what qualifies as "low compression" in the eyes of Polaris? Had a 13 Pro I just sold and had 100lbs on each cylinder and the purchaser thought that was low. Remember this was tested at 7,300 ft above sea level too...

I need to correct myself,it was scouring on the exaust side of the pistins, both were replaced by the 2nd year aftermarket warranty.