AD Triple S Motorsports

Just purchased a 2015 Pro Rmk from Triple S Polaris. The machine Is great but the sales department at Triple S leaves a lot to be desired. I live about 50 miles from the dealership and did my sled deal over the phone. The sales guy gave me a great out the door price over the phone but when I went to pick up the sled everything changed. What was included in the price over the phone mysteriously changed at closing. I was told that the tank was full of 91 octane with break in oil. Yeah right! The break in oil was there with maybe 1 gallon of fuel. Fortunately I was smart enough to check on that FULL tank of fuel before I headed out on my first snowmobile trip. Out the door price included a full tank of oil, spare plugs, and a spare belt. Not quite! These fine folks added all of these items to my accessory bill over and beyond the out the door price and had an explanation for everything which was totally contradictory to the phone deal. I should have walked away from the closing but had a lot of miles and time into picking up this sled and at that point just wanted to go home. This was my second purchase from this dealership and most likely my last. I should have went with my gut feeling and traveled to the small town dealerships out of the metro area.

These guys KNOW how to feed the need for speed. It is an addicting place that will have you finding ways to scrape up the funds for the next toy, add on, or part. Dirt and snow are their specialities and they have plenty of options for both. You can even rent machines to try out the latest toys before making the investment.
They have several things going for them here:
1.) Sales. They are good at it and they are fair. They aren’t in the business to gouge you and you will pay an honest price for an honest purchase. They don’t oversell and make recommendations based on wants and needs, not «keeping up with the Jones’ «(They can, however, help you spend your next 3 years worth of paychecks to not only keep up with Mr. Jones, but run circles around him.) Inventory levels are great and they get the latest and greatest a bit faster than some of the competition. They turn inventory fast and the options are always updating and getting better.
2.) Parts. They have them. If they aren’t on the shelf you can get them. Pricing on the widgets to go on your toy can be had at Triple S at comparable prices to «web​site​.com» and you are doing two things: supporting local and paving roads with a bit of state sales tax. Whether it is a RZR bumper or a pair of riding pants, you can get them here at the parts counter.
3.) Service. When you break it, they can fix it. The service department does anything from basic tune ups to fixing the «oh my hell, how did you do that???» They work fast so you can be back on the trails in little time and give advice on how NOT to break your toys again.
Triple S sponsors rides across the state and they are more than happy to meet you on a trail and enjoy Sunday Services with you. Friendly, fair, and fun. Is there anything better?