Transmission Warranty

[OG Toy73]

Just saw this on another site.

 

[Big Red56]

5 years or 15,000 miles.........and it goes back for those of us that bought the first model years. You got to like that!

 

[OG Toy73]

Just got a confirming email

 

[Mr.C2]

I received the same email as well. I was in my dealer a while back, and he mentioned that they have had some failed transmissions under warranty. He also suggested I do my service around the 3k mile mark.

 

[Fort10]

My dealer Said the same thing. Service the trans early. The first go around. So I did . I wanted Amsoil in the trans anyway.

 

[jj4650]

Did everyone get this email? I have not seen it yet.

 

[Mr.C2]

I received the email yesterday.

 

[OG Toy73]

I received the same email as well. I was in my dealer a while back, and he mentioned that they have had some failed transmissions under warranty. He also suggested I do my service around the 3k mile mark.

Did he recommend changing the filter too?

 

[Fort10]

Yes my dealer said to change the filter.

 

[Mr.C2]

Did he recommend changing the filter too?

Yes, he said it all should be done around the 3K mile mark. Filter and fluid change, a full service. Which I’ll do in a few weeks, once archery season is over. I’m around 2850 now.

 

[Captain Bob]

Of course the dealer wants you to change the transmission oil and filter, they charge around $700, you can do it yourself for around $300. The extended warranty is ok if you don't drive much, but the members of the club we ride with put on 8-9k miles a year, that extended warranty is worthless. It should be 5 years or 25,000 miles.

 

[jj4650]

Of course the dealer wants you to change the transmission oil and filter, they charge around $700, you can do it yourself for around $300. The extended warranty is ok if you don't drive much, but the members of the club we ride with put on 8-9k miles a year, that extended warranty is worthless. It should be 5 years or 25,000 miles.

I see your point and can't disagree from your perspective. However, as someone who doesn't put a lot of miles on my unit as it is just for utility as I own a Rzr for fun riding, I don't want my extended warranty cost increased to cover your extended mileage. I guess my point is, they should offer mileage tiers so that both types of customers can be covered if they wish.

 

[Big Red56]

5 years and 15,000 miles and it cost you nothing to get it. I don't care if you drive 100 miles or 10,000 miles a year...........free is free and it's moving the factory warranty coverage on these things in the right direction. What's there to complain about?

 

[Rooster]

Great job Polaris!!

 

[Clubin25]

So what is the problem. They obviously fixed it.

I never got the email.

 

[Rooster]

As for Clubin, call up Polaris and they will email it to you. Great job Polaris. Now they need to correct the hot air in the cab for the model 2026 and back to 2024.

 

[Clubin25]

I’ll check I’ll be there tomorrow.

 

[Clubin25]

I’ll check I’ll be there tomorrow.

My warranty I bought covers this anyway.

 

[dirtclod74]

As for Clubin, call up Polaris and they will email it to you. Great job Polaris. Now they need to correct the hot air in the cab for the model 2026 and back to 2024.

Ditto on the hot air!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jtschnel]

Do any of the 3rd party hot air in the cab "solutions" really work well?