Polaris UTV Engine Miss Fire Codes. 65590,65591,65592

By Gary Madsen | October 12, 2022

Probably one of the most common Polaris trouble codes discussed on the internet is the dreaded miss fire codes. 65590,65591,65592 ECU Misfire Codes. After many years in the UTV business I get to see some common themes and problems that many people experience with their Polaris side x sides. I am going to talk to…

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Check Your UTV Shocks Now!!

By Gary Madsen | May 10, 2022
Fox Shocks Rebuilt

Check your shocks for leaking fluid, check them for clunking when bouncing, check them for Nitrogen loss! If these problems exist or are lurking on your side x side it will cost you a whole lot more $$$$ in the near future. UTV shocks are a priority. We are guilty of thinking of maintenance on…

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The Skyrocketing high cost of UTV’s (Side X Sides)

By Gary Madsen | October 23, 2021
The used cost of Side X Sides is at a historical high price and has been all summer long. Polaris, Can-Am, Kawasaki, Honda and Yamaha, it is across the board, every make and model is overpriced. I felt It was time to give you some of my thoughts on just how high the cost of the market for used Side X Sides is right now. This is my story about a 2015 Polaris XP 1000 2-seat with 1,310 miles in excellent condition in late 2016. I paid $18,300.00 at the time and this was a great deal then. After owning my 2015 XP 1000 for approximately one year it was time to sell it and purchase the brand new upgraded 2017 Polaris Turbo when it started hitting the showroom floor in December 2016. 5 Years ago my friend Pat & I decided to sell our Polaris XP 1000’s and purchase new Polaris XPT Turbo’s to go play hard in the sand dunes! I had in my mind that I should be able to sell it for close to $16,500 with all the accessories I had installed on it. The first of October 2016, on a Saturday I decided that my wife and I would trailer the XP 1000 and take it to some local dealers to find out what the trade in value would bring. I will not name the dealers but they were all within a 50 mile radius of Salt Lake City, We stopped at our first dealer and parked fairly close to the front doors of the showroom and went inside to meet the sales lady (manager). After telling her what I had on the trailer and asked if she could come outside and take a look to give me an estimate of what it would be valued at. She told me that they had so many used UTV’s in the back that they are not interested in mine at all and refused to even come outside and look at it. Driving to the second dealer I parked in the large lot and was within view of the front doors again and I went inside to pitch my sale. Again I was told they had no interest in the Polaris and there was no need to go out and take a look at it to give me a bid and told me if they did give me a bid it would be insulting to me and he did not want to do this. We hopped in the truck and drove to the third dealer. This one was in a small town and they seemed really friendly. By the way, I was the only person in the last two dealers showroom. Again I told my story and almost the same response back was they were not purchasing anymore used Side x Sides at that time, but he was willing to step into the parking lot and look at my Polaris.

The used cost of Side X Sides is at a historical high price and has been all summer long. Polaris, Can-Am, Kawasaki, Honda and Yamaha, it is across the board, every make and model is overpriced. I felt It was time to give you some of my thoughts on just how high the cost of…

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The 5 Myths about UTV Shock Valving Fox, Walker-Evans

By Gary Madsen | May 1, 2021
Can-Am X3 Fox Shocks IBP

Today we will talk about shock re-valving on UTV Side x sides including all your major brands Polaris, Can-Am, Yamaha, Honda, and Kawasaki. When the UTV’s first hit the market about 15 years ago it spurred a whole new sport that you could hop up and race, jump, go fast and then ride the dunes!…

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How to make your UTV ride smooth!

By Gary Madsen | January 4, 2021
Walker Evans Dual-Rate Springs

Shock and suspension maintenance and what I look for and recommend: I first find out how many miles are on the RZR, and this one is just over 2900 Miles. Next, I measure front and rear ride height – this helps me understand where this UTV is at currently with this suspension set up. The…

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