Updated prop shaft

[jawshxpedition740]

My dealership did the updated prop shaft under warranty. It lasted about 50 miles if that, and its back just as bad as before. It's pretty sad I can be on the trail and hear that tinny noise coming down the trail and say here comes an Xpedition. Not sure where I go from here with the dealership.

 

[jawshxpedition740]

It lasted about 100 miles and the tinny noise from the prop shaft is back. Pretty sad you can hear an xpedition coming down the trails.

 

[johndeerefarmer]

Polaris doesn't want to spend the money for new balanced drive shafts. Either keep complaining, live with it or get an aftermarket

 

[jawshxpedition740]

Polaris doesn't want to spend the money for new balanced drive shafts. Either keep complaining, live with it or get an aftermarket

I am living with it. I still have 4 years of warranty on it and I am going to try and push my dealer to do something about it. I have looked at the sandcraft shafts already.

 

[JTBarlow]

The Sandcraft driveshaft upgrade is an excellent option… but pricy!
Aside from a little annoying vibration, I can’t see the OEM driveshaft causing any significant problems anytime soon. I have 3500 miles on my Xpedition and no leaks at the snorkel gear or front differential. And oil changes aren’t showing any more metal than any other SxS i’ve serviced.

 

[Lilrez13]

Run aggressive tires

 

[JTBarlow]

Run aggressive tires

I run Maxxis 32-10R15 Carnivores. I’d say they’re reasonably aggressive.