Customer service so bad, I was actually embarrassed for her. Bought a RZR clone for our son, a very special gift. Reviews of the product were good enough, and decided to support a Utah business by driving an hour to purchase one here. The display model was a little beat, and a simple inquiry about replacing the nets was met with immediate hostility. Really? You'd risk losing a $3000 sale over $25? I sucked it up and made a deposit anyways. The guy who works up front (her brother?) actually made it right, and we were pretty happy on pickup the next day. Except it wouldn't start. He added a little gas, and got it running, just.So that evening, no start. Charged battery, no start. Jumped it off a booster to get it going, with a rough idle. It will take 2-3 minutes of cranking to turn over without a booster. Checked voltage across the battery, under 12v fully charged. This is motor 101 stuff guys. Called up Gretchen 25 hours after the sale and asked her for solutions. After a little struggle, she offered to put a battery in the mail and send it to us - this was good! However, I had no reason to believe the replacement would be any better, also, her batteries sell for $75. I didn't want her shop to be out $75, when I could get a decent replacement in Utah county for $35. I said I'd send her a copy of the receipt, and she could put it back on my card. This generous offer didn't fly with her, as she fixated on her own quoted price. Exaggerations and accusations flew, to the point where I was worried I'd have to listen to her have a nervous breakdown.I'm not sure what her deal is, the products are as good as anything you'd buy from a faceless Internet retailer. If someone takes the time to visit your business, you should show a little appreciation. In reality, we spent $250 dollars more (not counting a new battery on my dollar) by visiting XTM. I have no expectation of any sort of after sales service, warranty or not.After some discussion, we decided to keep the UTV, and let the CC payment go through. However, I will take the time to share this story on every venue I can find. Buy wisely fellow shoppers, this is one hassle you don't need.Further, if you decide to purchase one of these buggies online, I have an excellent garage and tools available. I'll help you put it together and tune it for FREE until the end of summer.You'll save: 8.25% tax, $150 set-up fee, 3% credit card fee, and a bunch of hassle dealing with this nutcase (who now has your name, address and phone number). read more