Snow check price thread
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I'm thinking why snow check a sled. Wait a year or two and buy one below 10k. 2014 Pro's are going for that and I'm sure the 2015 will be there soon. Ski Doo's are going for under 10k. 14k for a stock sled seems like a lot to me.
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No prices yet at any dealers in my area hopeing sks 155 2.6 is less than msrp by far
Last year for snowcheck Polaris was selling a 5 year old sled that all of their tooling had long since been payed for. They also found a way to get rid of a bunch of accessories they had warehoused to sweeten the deal for buyers that knew a new sled was coming out the next year. Now you have a new platform that requires new tooling, is lighter than before with the same or better durability (hopefully), and a new engine with more HP. That upgrade is not going to be free no matter what industry you are in. Plus they had to jack the price enough that they won't be loosing money from their "free" golden tickets they gave out last year. On this one, common sense dictates you won't see prices similar to last year.
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Last night for pricing it would say a base price for each model if you clicked on snowmobiles and that model. I think the pro RMK was $13199. However if you click snowcheck it jumps to $13699. Same was true from the assaults and sks
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Sks was 13999 and snow check is 13999 plus 200 if want 2.6 track on msrp
I read on the site you can start snowchecking March 4th, I will be getting prices Thursday and will report back.
Hey Indy 500, call Nielsen Enterprise it might be worth your drive down south. They usually run a special after the ISOC races in Lake Geneva.
$1264 off the price of a brand new sled. These dealers need to make a profit at some point or they won't stay in business. Sure they are charging $199 for setup but that probably barely covers their labor.
How much better did you really expect to get?
Snow checking started last night.
I read on the Polaris site March 2nd was the release and get to your dealer March 4th to place your order. I guess it doesn't matter because we're talking about the difference of 2 days and tomorrow is already the 4th.
I tried pricing through several dealers today and the dealer show is still going on through today so everyone is still in Florida. I was told to call back Monday as they don't even have the specifics for dealer pricing yet so no one will give me an actual quote
I was always seeing MSRP less about 2 grand on Snowchecks the last few years. It will be interesting to see what this year is.
Is it better to wait on bumpers to get an aftermarket one? Or are the extreme bumpers a good choice?
i'm afraid they are a little steep
I just called my local dealer. He says he doesn't have pricing yet. I also built a Summit X 154 3" on the skidoo site and the dealer called with a price. 12500. Seems like Polaris is pretty high. the Doo was higher last time I priced both ways.
Now I don't know what to do...
I just called my local dealer. He says he doesn't have pricing yet. I also built a Summit X 154 3" on the skidoo site and the dealer called with a price. 12500. Seems like Polaris is pretty high. the Doo was higher last time I priced both ways.
Now I don't know what to do...
To get a price, do you guys call the dealer and list off all the options that you want with snowcheck? I would get nervous that I would miss something. Can you print out a page with what sled you built and send it to multiple dealers?
Sorry for the newb questions
Sorry for the newb questions
Oem bumpers tend to be underbuilt and don't hold up to the abuse. Have had a couple polaris buddies go with BM Fab bumpers and have really good luck.
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