PowerSportsNation (PSN) NE 68701

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John Gomez

Order off eBay cheaper and you get a guaranteed through PayPal. I don’t recommend PSN they are full of excuses. Won’t ever make this mistake x2. First order from PSN and it was a failure I had to file a claim with my bank for $79.00 there so lame

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Shane Trahin

This is only the second time I have ever written a review for a company. I cannot say how much I appreciate the team at PSN. I ordered a Transaxle for my Polaris Ranger. I was disappointed when told it was made to order so it would be 4-6 weeks. But at 1/2 the cost of a new one... Four weeks later it was on the way. So far, unimpressive. A few days after dropping it off with the mechanic I received a call saying the part was damaged. "It appears as if the package has been dropped in transit." We called PSN to see how we were to proceed. I was told, "Just remove the damaged parts from the core to repair the damages to the new unit." "Fair enough!" A week later I get a call from the mechanic, "Bad news!" After installing the new unit and filling it with fluid, "IT LEAKS. We were told ship the part back to Nebraska so they could inspect it. This is where the company began to impress. I received a CALL from Ben, (I'm sorry I don't recall his title, owner/CEO/manager) "We have repaired the part at no cost to you. We will be covering the cost of shipping the part, both ways, we will cover the cost of your mechanics labor for pulling the part, the second time, and for the return of the core. If you have any other problems just let us know." What a refreshing business model, "taking care of your customer." PSN/Ben you have my appreciation. The only way I have to repay you is with a positive review. I hope this helps someone decide to trust your business with their needs. Thank You!!

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Philip Philip

Spoke to about three representatives with this company. All seemed pretty uninspired and acted like they sure could use a cup of coffee. I thought based on their little video they offer online that they were wanting to help people acquire the parts they need to get their older machines running. This is not the place to go.