TERYX

Okay guys. You know I have tossed around different ideas for a new machine. The more I look, the more I like the TERYX. I want honest opinions here. Give me the good and bad from what you guys have seen.

Found a smokin deal on a 2011 Camo LE.

2008 = 3500 miles, 2 sets of front brake pads. one set of front upper a arm bushings. normal oil changes, diff fluids and air filter cleanings and oilings.
2009 = 3600 miles, same as above except no bushings.
2010 = 2700 miles 1 set of front brake pads, normal oil changes.

valve adjustments usually at 200 hours.

All have been super dependable for me and 95% of all these miles have been on Brimstone. Someone will come on and try to mention belt issue's. I have not replaced a single belt on any of my Teryx in 9800 miles of use, all have entered and won several Sled Pull competetions and have been on the red and Y trails numerous times. the key is doing the first belt deflection somewhere around 30-50 hours, if you will do that after the belt breaks in and use common sense and low range when needed you will have no issues.

I have no issues with wheel bearings, any bushings or seals. the rear main seals if sprayed good after every ride will not give you trouble. you may see some seepage after about 3000 miles.

drivetrain has been very durable. I have nothing bad to say about this product for what it IS, it is not a RZR type machine so it isn't as fast, but as a Rec/Utility and the price, it is hands down best one out bang for your buck.

Got an 09 replaced 2 cv boots and just had to lube the differential lock cable it was sticking and not wanting to release other than that its done awesome

The 08 I had was great just the a arm bushings. I went through 5 sets in the front in 1700 miles. 1 set of front break pads and 1 drive belt in 1700 miles. There built like a tank nothing like a Polaris.

Really like mine. 600 miles and no issues.

Love mine 1200 miles ,one set on brake shoes. Putting a rear seal in it. Have taken a-arms off and greased them still good. The upgrades and poetical are unlimited. And a lot of deals to be had.

Thanks for the feedback guys. I am really thinking hard on the TERYX. It would make a good fit for what I want.

People on TERYX Forums seem to be pretty optimistic on this new Teryx4. When will we see some info on this thing?

I have the 2010 sport and couldn't be happier. It handles the rides capably and I just finished mowing 20 acres of brush with it while carrying my food plot seed and corn. I am impressed with the RZR but The teryx's bed is an advantage that I couldn't do without. Good Luck on your choice! It's nice to have so many good machines available to choose from...

If I buy the 2 seater, it will probably be the Sport. I am going to sit on my hands for just a little longer and give this TERYX4 a look. I keep hearing it is worth waiting for.....

LT it would be an honor to have you as a KawBoy brother! Will you be able to make the Evarts ride next week?