The Axys Polaris is the most fun sled to ride! I have the Pro X Switchback 860. And it is so fun, easy to move around. Trail rides awesome, and most fun off Trail! It jumps and ditchbanger awesome and great in powder!! Polaris FTW!!

2016 Polaris Ranger 900 XP - First of all I do not work and never have for Polaris. I live in Mississippi. I was scared to buy Polaris because of all these crazy reviews but I know that Polaris is the most abused vehicle of all the UTVs made, you should not get mad at Polaris for making a great vehicle when you abuse it so badly. I have had two Polaris is so far and they both have been incredibly hard-working machines for me, but I do not drive my Polaris or any other vehicle through the middle of rivers or through the middle of the lakes full of water and expect them to function normally, we have rivers and lakes where I live but I have boats for that. When I get on my tractor or in my car or my truck I do not punch the accelerator all the way to the floor. I have been in the rain, in the mud and snow, gravel, sand, pool, hills with a trailer load, a post, build bridges and how many things. I don't have a problem with Polaris. They are good vehicles.

I am amazed at the bad reviews I’ve read. I currently have a 2001 Sportsman 500, 2015 Sportsman 570 Hunter, 2017 Sportsman 850sp, 2017 Sportsman 1000xp Hunter, and 2017 Scrambler 1000. Just sold a 2008 Sportsman 500 that I loved but ran out of room for. All of my newer machines have extended warranties although none have ever had to even go to the dealer for service. We travel up north multiple times a year and have had many family vacations always with our Polaris machines averaging over 400 miles a weekend. Like any off-road vehicle maintenance is key. I do all my own with factory Polaris products. If we ride for a full day and the dust is really heavy I will clean or replace the air filters before the next ride out. I track all of my maintenance through Polaris Ride Command App.

I’ve been reading a lot of the reviews on here about Polaris and they are all terrible. First thing is first every ATV has problems. I’ve grown up around Honda, Yamaha, and Arctic Cat. And I can tell you they are all great. But they all have problems too. Yamaha kept having driveline issues, Arctic Cat always overheated, and two of my friends had Hondas lock up on the one was the motor and one was the trans. I currently own a old three wheeler and a 08 sportsman 500 ho. Both are amazing. Everything can be good to you and everything can be bad.

When I was 14 my dad bought me a Polaris Apollo 340 and ever since I have been hooked on them I own a 500 Indy and a 600 edge...i also have children and want to get them into sledding and was VERY disappointed to here that Polaris was NOT going to be bringing out a 200 youth class sled ...so I had to buy her the new Yamaha snowscoot...I love Polaris but I must say you dropped the ball on this one guys

Absolute junk. I have bought 5 Polaris snowmobiles in the past two year and only 1 of them is still in running condition, I have 2 2022s that are on a do not ride recall and one in the shop for a new long block as well as a lost motor today with less than 100 Lbs. of compression.. These sleds are junk and meant to be thrown away at 1500 miles. 70K in sleds for one that runs...... The next 70K I will spend will be on attorney fees

this bike is lighter then other touring bikes so it handles well. has a lot of get up and go power for being a stock bike. the comfort gives a relaxing and enjoyment ride when riding for hours. has a lot of storage for your getaway weekends. this bike is showtime, you get a lot of thumbs up.

I have always purchased Polaris snowmobiles, but this is my first year snow checking one. This has been a terrible experience. I will never recommend snow checking with Polaris to anyone. Between this year and last year alone, my dealer has sold 15 sleds (some snow checked and some stock sleds) at our recommendation, as the group we ride with regular upgrades our machines. We have always been loyal and loved the ride and reliability of our machines. That being said, never would I recommend Polaris after my experience. My snowmobile has been delayed for shipment four times, and I was told during my recent telephone conversation that it would be shipped no later than February 15. Today I received another notice that it wouldn’t be shipped until February 28. At this point, I have no faith that I will receive my sled for this season nor in the ability of your call centre to provide accurate and truthful information. When I contact the call centre for information, there is limited information provided, false promises and a lack of ownership and accountability on the part of Polaris. We were told that you would focus on production of snow checks to ensure clients that paid for their sleds receive them in a timely manner. This is untrue. You have produced some stock sleds for dealers and many of us have yet to see our orders. We were assured we would get up to date information on production and yet when I contact the call centre I am told the agent has no information at their disposal and I will have to wait for a call back. When I get a call back, I am told it is estimated that they will honour the ship date. We are now ending this season, and I have yet to receive a snowmobile that I paid for one year ago and you have the audacity to promote your 2023 line up. The real point of contention I have at this point is that I am told Polaris is offering NOTHING as far as “good will” to its loyal and patient customers who have now missed an entire season and had to cancel trips. I don’t see how you will continue to make sales in a competitive market when you treat your customers like they’re disposable. Your client service is atrocious. Get it together!!!

I broke both rear CV joints by jumping and not letting off the gas (my bad nothing like dirt bikes). Polaris gave me a voucher to cover one axle. Next ride, the front gear box tanked. After review, they replace both front axles and gearbox. Haven't had it out yet but appreciate what Polaris has done. Thank you

Owned about 45 different motorcycles in the last 52 years, Concours 10,R100,Gold Wings,Road King,Vstrom 1000, Bonnevilles, Norton's and many others. I was run over by a drunk driver head on and have much steel on my body. I'm getting old and finicky about the bike I ride, it must not be to heavy but heavy to resist cross winds and truck wakes, it must have adequate wind protection with a good windshield and intergrated luggage that doesn't look like an after thought. It needs low end grunt but doesn't have to keep up with a Hayabusa, it looks like a motorcycle not Darth Vader, reliable with shaft drive has to have higher reliability than BMW, no over complex ECM, fuel mapping but carberated simple. Handle good at slow parking lot speed and confidence inspiring in the Twisties, comfortable and light enough for an old man to ride. Cost < 20,000 US dollars right, well I bought one 3 months ago with 8,000 miles on it for 2500, think it's a keeper if do it will last longer than me good night

Love this bike. Fit and finish is excellent. Handling is great at both high speed and low. Add pegs for long distance touring and you have one comfortable ride. Best bike of the five that I have owned.

The front differential and front axels on my 2016 Polaris 570 crew went out. We had bought the extended warranty and the people went out of their way to cover all of the expense for replacing all the parts and labor. This is my second Polaris and it won't be my last. Great job.

These models will fail and Polaris will not repair under warranty because they do not have any parts for these motorcycles. They will only offer to buy back the motorcycle a devalued price of what you paid or possibly trade for a base model of one of their lower priced gas powered Indian motorcycles. This was an experiment in the REV arena that Polaris failed miserably.

I've been a Harley rider for 45 years and I was skeptical to ride anything else. But I gave this Victory a ride and was amazed at the comfort, performance and horsepower. The ride is much better than most cruisers. The bike is all steel and quality built. I bought this one as an investment and if I could afford to, is keep it! Amazing bike!

Spent $17k on a sled I can’t seem to get delivered… stop using the supply chain excuse, we’re not buying it!! I ordered a 2022 Ford Superduty platinum 3 weeks after I snow checked my Polaris XCR, I’ve been driving my new truck for 5 months but won’t have my Polaris until winter is done… After decades of being a loyal Polaris owner, I’m done with you…