Winterization questions

[03Air210]

I bought my boat used from a Supra dealer and had a very good experience with there service department fixing a few things. I now want to get my boat winterized and I don't know if I should use them or go to the Nautique dealer that I have had no involvement with at all. Also the Nautique dealer is more expensive. Who should I have winterize my boat? I have a closed cooled ZR6. Please Advise?

Todd

[east tx skier]

RE: Winterization questions

I'd go with whom you trust. My local dealer is a Nautique dealer. My current boat is not a Nautique, but my experience with other dealers (some local, some not so local) has convinced me that they are the only ones I want working on my boat.

Now my situation may be a little different from yours. You've got the latest and greatest from PCM and Skier's Choice now uses Indmar. In my case, I've got a 14 year old 351 HO. So I'm not so concerned that it has any intricacies with which they'd be unfamiliar.

I'd try to talk to someone that's used them and see what they have to say about their experience with them.

[NCH2oSki]

RE: Winterization questions

I would suggest taking your boat to Whitelake in Graham. www.whitelake.com and let them do it. They will take great care of you it couldnt be more then an hour and a half drive. They were the same distance for me. When I showed up with my boat they jumped right on it and had me completed in no time. They even allowed me to observe in case I wanted to do it next time on my own. The white lake dealerships set the standard for everyone else in my opinion.

Jeff

[NautiqueJeff]

RE: Winterization questions

Yep, I've also had great experiences at White Lake's Graham location. Ken and Shannon are great!

[92Excel]

RE: Winterization questions

plus 1 for White Lake. They take care of you big time.