Polaris recalls
Polaris boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 30,122 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Polaris Industries LP has one recorded USCG recall affecting personal watercraft. In October 1995, the company recalled all 1995 PWC models (30,122 units) for a steering defect. Any buyer considering a 1995 Polaris watercraft should verify the remedy was completed, as steering failures pose serious safety risk.
All Polaris recalls
- ⚠ Recall
950293T10/10/1995STEERING
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Polaris
- Confirm the hull identification number (HIN) and check whether recall 950293T was remedied by the previous owner or dealer.
- Inspect the steering system for play, binding, or unusual resistance during a water trial.
- Request service records showing the recall repair was performed if the vessel is a 1995 model.
- Consider a prepurchase marine survey that includes steering system inspection, especially for any 1995 personal watercraft.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls does Polaris Industries LP have?
Polaris Industries LP has one USCG recall on record, issued in October 1995 for steering defects on all 1995 personal watercraft models.
What models were affected by the Polaris Industries LP recall?
Recall 950293T affected all 1995 PWC (personal watercraft) models. A total of 30,122 units were recalled for steering issues.
Should I avoid buying a 1995 Polaris watercraft?
Not necessarily, but verify the steering recall was completed. Unremedied steering defects are a serious safety issue and should disqualify the vessel until repaired.
How do I check if the Polaris recall was completed on a specific boat?
Use the hull identification number (HIN) to request recall completion records from the seller or contact a Polaris dealer with the HIN to verify remedy status.