Full Throttle Powersports Yamaha-Kawasaki

I’ve been in here quite a few times because it is close to my house. They really have Poor customer service. I am a woman and when I walk in there they act like I don’t exist and don’t know anything about motorcycles. I’ve been riding and working on my dirt bikes, quads, and street bikes since I was a kid. In addition to this, my husband brought his bike in last year for the forks and to fix the starter, they had the bike for 2 months and they kept telling us oh they didn’t get the part in and oh it was the wrong part and oh it’s on it’s way. They didn’t even fix the starter in that two months! I kept telling them the problem was the starter, and they didn’t believe me. I brought it to a guy in Ogden, had the starter fixed in 2 days, no problems since. I will drive all the way to bountiful to or this little shop mechanic in Ogden for better service. They will not get my business.

Save yourself some heartache, don’t take a Polaris 4 wheeler for repairs they kept my sportsman 500 for 2 months with every excuse you can imagine and never got it repaired! Cannot imagine how they stay in business!
morris kulmer

I buy from them because they are close to home.
But after last year’s service department failing to do there job properly, I don’t believe I will go back nor can recommend them for service. Purchases, ya, go there.
Bought tires from there parts dept, which advertises if you purchase tires they will mount for free. Sounds good, but service dept tries like crazy to still charge you for mount and balance. Didn’t care for that run around
Update: they mounted the tire without replacing the valve stem. First ride out, heading southbound on I-​15, valve stem failed on front tire. Thank GOD that we didnt crash.
We took wheel to another shop to fix correctly. Cant not recommend service at all here!
Changed from 2 stars to no stars… Our safety over a .99 cent valvestem…

Full Throttle in Centerville gets low marks for giving my wife the «stupid dame» routine when I sent her in with my scooter.
Questioning any customers initial observations of the repair they came to you with is bad enough. Challenging your conclusions and asking if you are «just guessing» is downright rude. Implying you can only guess because of your gender is deplorable.