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By oldslowsledder · Posted
I have had no issues with the service department of my large BRP dealer, made appointment, went shopping, returned, loaded sled and went home. You can't make a blanket statement about 'service isn't that great' because you had a bad experience. -
sure miss the old dealers where you could walk in, guy at the counter had grease all over his hands, could smell 2 stroke in the air, and they had every part you needed in a random box somewhere. way too boutique these days. -
By Strong Farmer · Posted
Brp wants these big dealers and service isn't that great. I called brp dealer last year and asked them if I could make an appointment to service sled. They told me no appoinment needed just drop it off it be ready in a few days. When I went to drop it off about 80 people were told the same thing. Shame on dealer I never bring it back without an appoinment. The days of brining a sled in on Monday and getting it back by Friday are long gone. They didn't even have a common relay that 900 aces take. Had to order one in took over a week 😂. -
Not enough money to be made - by either of them. The real downside of course is service, local and timely service, as the available dealers decrease. If you have an issue - you're losing a week to 2 or more riding time waiting on parts etc.: That is the part that really sucks
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I see that Gateway Powersports in Peterborough area announced they are closing in Aug/26. That tells me that they got "the letter" from BRP saying that their dealer agreement is not being renewed. More dealers closing than opening thats for sure.
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