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Repair, fitment, and maintenance guides—plus riding tips, community news, and best practices from the PWC world.
"A storage cover should fit the specific watercraft, not just its general size. Two jet skis with similar lengths can have different mirror positions, handlebar heights, rear platforms, or accessories."
“Jet skis can be ridden in salt water. Learn why flushing, rinsing, drying, and trailer care matter after every ride.”
Yamaha’s post-ride guidance calls for freshwater cleaning of the cooling system and exterior, checking the bilge, and consulting the exact owner’s manual for details.
Jet ski range depends on the model, speed, load, wind, and water. Learn how to measure your own fuel use and plan a ride with a reserve.
BoatUS advises boaters to monitor fuel use and plan for changing conditions rather than relying on the gauge alone.
The 2026 SBT IJSBA World Finals arrive in Lake Havasu City October 3–11. See what’s planned for race week, from jet ski competition and freestyle to the PWC trade show.
Supercharged Sea-Doos need a charger service every 100 hours — most owners don't know that until it's too late. Learn the signs of wear, what's in a rebuild kit, and the difference between a standard charger and the X-Charger.
Don't put your jet ski away for the season without reading this. Step-by-step guide to flushing, fogging, fuel stabilization, battery storage, and choosing the right cover — so it starts clean in spring.
Before you order parts, work through this. A systematic guide to diagnosing no-start conditions — dead battery, no spark, fuel delivery, CDI vs. stator, and the overheating limp mode that catches riders off guard.
2-stroke or 4-stroke? Semi-synthetic or full synthetic? Oil change or flush? This guide clears up the most common confusion around jet ski oil service — with model-specific guidance for Sea-Doo, Yamaha, and Kawasaki.
Carpet bunks rot, slip, and wear out. Learn the difference between GatorBak, TuffBunk, and carpet-covered wood, how to size bunks for your trailer, and what to do when you need a length we don't stock.
Want more top speed or a better hole shot? Learn exactly how impeller pitch numbers work, which direction to move them for your riding style, and which brands deliver real performance gains.
Lost your Sea-Doo key? Wondering if a bypass module will work on your model? This guide explains how the DESS security system works, your replacement options, and what to do when you have no working keys at all.
Ordering the wrong part starts with not knowing exactly what you have. Learn how to decode your hull ID, find your pump size, and tell the difference between models that look identical but aren't.