Polaris RZR 900 S

[Marksman_92]

Looking at getting a new Polaris RZR 900 S and I am torn whether or not I should spend the extra cash for the power steering model (extra $1500 dollars). Ive driven the non power steering models and they dont seem like too much of a burden to drive without power steering, but I didnt know after a long time of use if ill regret it. Also what kind of pricing are you guys seeing in your areas for the 900 S?

 

[Tnc]

Don’t know about local prices but I would say the power steering is worth every penny if you plan on driving it much.

 

[Marksman_92]

You also get a little better shocks (Walker Evans Reservoir) with the EPS model. Hate to spend the extra change but I think I might regret it.

 

[ArmyJerry]

Power steering is a great add. Buy a used one, you will save big and most people barely use these things. New battery, oil and filter changes, can of seafoam in gas tank and you will likely have a like new vehicle.

QUOTE="tnc, post: 7121499, member: 10820"]Don’t know about local prices but I would say the power steering is worth every penny if you plan on driving it much.[/QUOTE]

 

[thejeep]

Dont get the belt wett. Lol. Never had one but its sure funny watching

 

[Black max]

Hell yes you should add the power steering option!

 

[Black max]

AJ is right, you can save a shit ton of $$$ going with a used one.

Completely off topic here, but why the hell can I not edit a post from my phone?

 

[ArmyJerry]

turn phone sideways you should see edit button then,

 

[MtnCreek]

Go power steering and buy used, if you can find the right deal. People buy these things on credit for $15k plus and are stuck trading or selling to people that have cash on hand. In that market, cash does give you an advantage.

 

[missed]

Yes get the power steering! It's the slow tight manuvering where your going to notice it a bunch. I don't miss our non power steering one.

 

[mercracing]

+1 for getting power steering and used. Defiantly worth it on both accounts.

 

[Dougie308]

I probably paid less for this than you'll pay for a new 900 RZR and it'll go more places hauling a lot more weight.

 

[Codiekfx400]

I have a Polaris ranger 900 power steering. Great machine but it’s not reliable. I would say Polaris reputation for reliability is poor at best. But it has every feature I wanted and nothing else in the market did. So I guess I’m trying to say if you can live with the feauture set of a Honda it would be more reliable.

 

[Stevo86]

I’ve got a xp1000 4 seater, power steering is a must. I purchased mine used with only 28 hrs . Great purchase and lots of fun with my family.

 

[Bender]

97 Jeep Cherokee $2600, power steering.

And AC

And Cruise control.

That’s a metric shit ton of gas money left over....

 

[oneshot86]

97 Jeep Cherokee $2600, power steering.

And AC

And Cruise control.

That’s a metric shit ton of gas money left over....

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great jeep for little, and great picture, where is that

 

[jrassy]

Check out http://www.tomcar.com/ , I rented one last month in Colorado . Tough rig, I rode some extreme tough trails with it.

 

[Bender]

great jeep for little, and great picture, where is that

Wyoming, Top is west of town, bottom is tri state marker Ne,Co,Wy

 

[Marksman_92]

I have a Polaris ranger 900 power steering. Great machine but it’s not reliable. I would say Polaris reputation for reliability is poor at best. But it has every feature I wanted and nothing else in the market did. So I guess I’m trying to say if you can live with the feauture set of a Honda it would be more reliable.

What issues and model Polaris did you have?

 

[Codiekfx400]

Still got it it’s a Polaris ranger xp900 2016 clutch and belt issues other than that it’s been ok.