Questions about snowchecking...
- Thread starter tynels24
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ya the last 2 years you have got a 4 year warranty with the snow check, you can also get a special color. gray last year and the retro this year. you put 500 down and pay the rest when u pick up sled
Snowcheck
It really all depends on the year and the offers from the factory. Most of the time you put 500 dollars down when you sign the papers (non refundable generally) then you can order your sled with the snowchecked options that polaris is offering generally shocks, graphics/colors, special track options... warranty options. Last year it was a second year engine warranty, this year they came out with the 4 year... Who knows... if they get this motor figured out for sure maybe next year a 5yr/100k miles!!
It really all depends on the year and the offers from the factory. Most of the time you put 500 dollars down when you sign the papers (non refundable generally) then you can order your sled with the snowchecked options that polaris is offering generally shocks, graphics/colors, special track options... warranty options. Last year it was a second year engine warranty, this year they came out with the 4 year... Who knows... if they get this motor figured out for sure maybe next year a 5yr/100k miles!!
Put $500 down,choose your option's.
On the 2012's you could choose side panel colors and graphics as well as windshield.For $300 more you could buy a spare set of side panels.
If you bought an Assault you also got to choose the 2.4" powder track or 2.125" competition track.
You got to choose $400(I think that was the amount) towards accessories or an extended 4 year warranty.
I've got a 2011 snowcheck and chose the silver panels and 4 year warranty.Warranty piece of mind was a major selling point for me.
On the 2012's you could choose side panel colors and graphics as well as windshield.For $300 more you could buy a spare set of side panels.
If you bought an Assault you also got to choose the 2.4" powder track or 2.125" competition track.
You got to choose $400(I think that was the amount) towards accessories or an extended 4 year warranty.
I've got a 2011 snowcheck and chose the silver panels and 4 year warranty.Warranty piece of mind was a major selling point for me.