White Lake Marine PN Discount Change!

[NautiqueJeff]

I have just gotten word from White Lake that they are extending our 10% discount to ALL parts that they sell. In the past, the discount has only applied to parts purchased through their online store, and only limited parts were available. Now all parts, whether ordered online, in person, or by phone, are eligible for the discount! Just let them know that you are a PN member and you will get the discount.

White Lake continues to be a leader in the Nautique community. I can't say enough good things about them. Thanks to White Lake for once again stepping up and helping everyone out!

[saceone]

RE: White Lake Marine PN Discount Change!

good stuff

[SkiTower]

Does it cover stuff ordered? Or just in stock.

How about a boat in stock? Just Kidding... Yellow_Flash_Colorz:

[NautiqueJeff]

I believe ordered parts are included. No boats though. Sorry.

[aarond0083]

White Lake is my local dealer. The deAndrade family is very nice and a pleasure to do business with.

[jeclarke]

AMEN!

[TravisFling]

I'm from Ohio and still get all my parts through them. Very knowledgeable and nice, stuff always gets here on time as promised and represented.

[FatBoy]

Great people to deal with. As long as they are selling boats and boat service I will always buy from them. They will bend over backwards to help you. Best coustermer service of any dealership I have ever experienced.

[TravisFling]

why does everyone in the world brag about their service and how great it is at every dealer EXCEPT people from Ohio. I don't know one person who's had a great, blow-me-away service experience up here ever. No offense meant if someone owns/owned a shop up here and visits these boards, but we haven't been able to keep a dealership in business, let alone a good one. The one in Columbus that switched to Malibu tried to sell me an Air Nautique and he bragged about how great it was, then I saw the sales guy out and about on the town one night and it ends up that the boat had sat for months with 2 feet of water in it, and the sales guy KNEW it... He said that spoke to the reliability of Nautiques that it could take that abuse and still be a great boat... I was confused.