Trail machines take a beating. A little maintenance between rides goes a long way toward avoiding a breakdown out on the trail.
Check Your Air Filter Often
Dust and mud clog air filters fast. A dirty filter chokes performance and can lead to engine wear — check it more often than you would on a street vehicle.
Inspect Tires & Wheels After Every Ride
Look for cuts, punctures, and debris lodged in the tread, and check for bent rims after hitting rocks or ruts.
Watch for Electrical Issues
Mud and water are common causes of electrical gremlins — corroded connectors, blown fuses, and damaged wiring. If something stops working intermittently, don’t ignore it.
Keep Up With Fluid Changes
Oil and drivetrain fluids break down faster under heavy load and wet conditions than manufacturers’ street-vehicle intervals assume.
Grease Fittings Regularly
Suspension and steering components with grease fittings need regular attention, especially after riding through water.
Due for a check-up? Our ATV & UTV maintenance service covers all of this so your machine is ready for the next ride.