Five things to consider when buying a personal watercraft
A personal watercraft can provide great trips and experiences on the water. Choose a model based on how you actually intend to use it, and plan for both storage and maintenance before your purchase.
1. Area of use
Are you going for short trips, longer excursions, fishing, or tow sports? See the model series and their areas of use.
2. Space and capacity
Compare the number of seats, weight capacity, and storage space for the specific variant. Use the specification sheet for the correct model year.
3. Total costs
Include insurance, fuel, service, storage, transport, and necessary equipment in your budget. Costs vary by model and usage.
4. Storage and transport
Clarify space on land, trailer, or suitable dock solution. See dock solutions, and ask us what suits your model.
5. Training and follow-up
Familiarize yourself with the manual, applicable rules, and safety equipment before use. Schedule maintenance and get help if you are unsure which model is right for you.
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