Most Reliable ATV? Top 10ish List of ATV Manufacturers by Reliability!

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Title	:	Most Reliable ATV? Top 10ish List of ATV Manufacturers by Reliability!
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We have an 09 Sportsman 850 and overall no problems yet But we are very good to the machine too
Comment from : Motor Mouth

I just purchased a kingquad 750 2023!! Glad to see it's in second place :)
Comment from : FrapsATV

I bought a 2023 Suzuki King Quad 750 a few months ago and I love it, lots of get up and go power and a fun ride Easy to do maintenance on and great styling 👍
Comment from : Chris Beech

AC 700 MUDPRO 9K MILES JUST BRAKES BEARINGS AND CV BOOTS SO FAR!
Comment from : hazardharry

Cf moto for the win in my opinionthey sat back and watchedgiving most options for priceI personally dislike most all chinese productsbut they are hugeand can put out something better much easiercf owner for 2yrs2k on the tickerno issueskeep em coming
Comment from : Jason Mailhot

Yamahas are garbage Honda deserves the #1 spot for sure Not even close
Comment from : Dave

Rather, go slow than walk home from the middle of nowhere I'll take a Honda any day!
Comment from : Donald Smith

Finally giving up on my beloved Kawasaki Bayou in favor of a Yamaha Grizzly The Kawasaki goes, but my old Yamaha Moto 4 from the 80's stays Its STILL that good!
Comment from : Bees toe

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Comment from : Itrytofly Butcrashalot

This just reinforced my decision to buy the 2023 Honda Rancher on Saturday
Comment from : Drake

Reliability 1st
Comment from : Robert Johnson

I’ll take a tracker 570 or 600 and they’re made in the USA
Comment from : David Roberts

I'm a Honda guy all day we have 6 Honda 350 ATV's 2 03's 1 05 and 2 06's and 1 2012 420 that have never gave us a bit of trouble very reliable 4 wheelers all we have ever done is change the oil in them we use the 1 06 for plowing snow in the winter and ride trails in summer alot very very reliable and strong running 4 wheelers I love honda's due to there gears I like to be able to shift down going down steep hills and use them alot for crawling up hills like I've always said Honda's are little tanks without tracks on them have never been a fan anything ATV or UTV with a belt they can keep that crap
Comment from : Travis Nelson

Rn i have a 1992 Yamaha Timberwolf that just won’t die but I want to get a new Honda because i have found tires rims snorkel speakers and exhaust already for it and it’s 2163
Comment from : Mudder Scotch

The more performance you have the more likely you will have issues but for being very high performance you can’t beat a Can-Am Proof is in the desert racing and gncc series
Comment from : Mark Thomas

I would say, considering Suzuki made the engine for the problematic Grizzly 700, Suzuki should take an equal hit to their reputation for reliabilitybrbrIs anybody actually surprised the engine Suzuki made for their number one competitor in the 4x4 atv market ended up having reliability issues? Seriously, it was not smart for Yamaha to trust Suzuki with this task
Comment from : Mark Alan

I've heard great things about the Honda Rincon The King Quad has me interested for sure
Comment from : toyota_Jeep&4x4

I have an 08 Raptor done to the max, 07 Grizzly the same way and I beat on both near daily after work for the last 3 years my 2010 Honda Foreman is done up nice too but constantly has bearing and bushing failures All 3 are solid but I choose Yamaha over all
Comment from : Bobby Roth

Anyone putting Suzuki above yamaha in a reliability contest, hasn’t owned a yamaha for decades
Comment from : darrell

Had a 2001 Honda rancherthat thing was indestructible!
Comment from : Soundness Of Mind

Kymco is where it’s at!
Comment from : joey lazio

You said in this video that the Yamaha 708 was a Suzuki motor But it in fact was a Subaru motor Just wanted to clear that up So people didn’t think that the issues of the 708 was Suzuki
Comment from : Joe Rutkowsky

I had a 2018 Polaris sportsman and it was a love hate but ultimately sold it for a Yamaha and haven’t looked back since
Comment from : Nolan

Polaris 450 was discontinued, constant overheating in my experience
Comment from : mx_stevegrimeszz

They are all good , except polaris, I own one of each, a Yamaha grizzle 600, Yamaha bruin 250, yamaha bear tracker, honda recon 250, yamaha raptor 600, suzuki 230, yamaha wolverine 350, polaris predator 500, Polaris trailboss 330, and polaris magnum 425 The ones that are always needing more attention are polaris, specially the predator 500 But I really like them ,
Comment from : Sam Armas

I ride Yamaha I've still got the first new one I bought a 99 bear tracker 250 and now I recently bought a New 700 Kodiak I love it 30 inch assassinator s 2 inch lift n 2 deep snorkel and radiator relocation kit works great
Comment from : Danny Sykes

My buddy swamped his cfmoto 800 at busco last weekend He got it out of the hole and drove it to camp (at only 13mph because it wouldn’t go no faster) and took the air filter box apart, it was soaked and muddy We took the throttle body of and everything was caked in very fine mud We took some carb cleaner and flushed it got a new air filter and it was running like nothing ever happened Say what you want that concreted my faith in cf moto
Comment from : Tigerdog

You kind of nailed the list I really like my buddies Polaris 850, when it’s not broke
Comment from : Matt Delarede

86 trx350 4x4 for me
Comment from : 2strokeFORever

Best price/value kymco without a doubt
Comment from : Imad Rmidi

What are your guys thoughts on the new CANAM 500/700?
Comment from : BC_Hunter

One thing that gets confusing and someone is going to have to figure out statistically is the amount of aatv sold by brand In other words if Honda sold the most ATVs they would inevitably have a lot more Because of sheer numbers not because they aren't reliable
Comment from : Hilaire Laplume

I feel Vindicated This is exactly my list! I live in Kentucky The land of hot cousins giant Dodge Wheels, I mean Cummins, and razors everywhere! Everyone has a hundred-thousand-dollar your factory job And everyone has an empty wallet Because of the aforementioned And every time I give my list, I get hate LOL But we're all still friends at the end of the day LOL
Comment from : Christopher Allen

Can you add legal 2ups, and ease of maintenance and oil changes to your lists? Can am a pity to do oil change
Comment from : CSZulu

Balance, Balance, Balance reliably, options, performance, ability and value Newer Yamaha kodiaks are a great choice when balancing all 5
Comment from : 8FunGuy8

you said nothing
Comment from : David Rolf Liechti

Im in the hunt for my new machine Ive narrowed it down to the Grizzly 700 and the Kingquad 750
Comment from : Gold Country Trapping

It’s more about quality of components used as all atvs are generally built to operate in the same way with varying degrees of Placement… almost like buying a snowblower , you buy a brand name to find out the the company that put it together put many names on the same machine at different price points based on components used to put it together
Comment from : Dan Barksey

brute force should be on the bottom of the list with all those electronic problems !!!
Comment from : Tacoma FAN

There's a reason you see more older Honda's than any other ATV They last Period
Comment from : Jeremy Brochu

Let’s shed some light on cf moto as a atv tour company owner I started with cf moto I had a a few 600 touring 2022 and a few 400’s 2022 my 600 got to 230 hours on them a piece and only had to send one in for a wire harness and it was warrantied Motors are bullet proof and trans are good too Only problem is the plastic arent the best and they fade pretty quickly so no shinyness ( fixed with sc1) The only issue I had with a 400 is the 4 wd going out but popped in a new fuse and it was perfectly fine So yes I do recommend cf moto for the weekend warrior, but anything more stay away
Comment from : Syndicate motos

I wish Polaris could match Japanese quality but don't think the brand is quite there
Comment from : Eric Skretteberg

Nobody can argue that Honda is #1
Comment from : Deeeps

Honda all the way
Comment from : Christian Benedict

Polaris is better than Yamaha
Comment from : Colten Polaris

Very good video I want a boring dependable brute that never needs me to fixever! I want to tow logs with it!
Comment from : bart siegwart

I love my 02 suzuki eiger One tough, stout machine Always starts and gets the job done
Comment from : Fred Ford

Everything will break eventually besides the Honda
Comment from : Welder NotMechanic

He’s wrong Avoid Polaris
Comment from : DirtStarMaster

One of the best videos I've ever seen at riding the fence
Comment from : Nathan Davenport

Lol on this Suzuki would not start at altitude Honda wouldn’t start in cold Sportsman 500 The best Number one in sales for a reason Guy trys to sound intelligent Psych bable
Comment from : POF

Ironic that Suzuki beats Yamaha in the ranking, but the one issue with Yamaha was the use of a Suzuki motor
Comment from : L C Dubs

If you see a old atv it’s a Honda
Comment from : Shane 1178

Reliability is more important to me And I grew up a Honda boy But nowadays I prefer the Yamaha or Suzuki power over just Honda reliability
Comment from : Joseph Hodges

I may never give my 08 King Quad until it literally won’t move anymore I love that atv!
Comment from : kkingquad

I like your list it was very good been a Honda owner pretty much everything I've ever owned And 2017 I took a chance on a CF Moto 500 still have it still runs minor problems that I fixed in my garage I think it's an okay machine
Comment from : Bret Ealick

Now I wouldn’t put Polaris that far down I mean I don’t have a newer Polaris but our 2004 700 sportsman twin has held up for this long with no broken parts It’s been through some abuse as well
Comment from : Trail Dawg

1 Honda br2 Yamaha br3 can am br4 Suzuki br5 Kawasaki br6 Polaris brThe rest are dog 💩 Chinese type build quality
Comment from : thomas williams

Bought my first bike a 2002 honda rancher 350 es and I can't believed how good it runs got it used this 2022 and only thing I had to do was brake from normal wear but that thing is a work horse starts all time with no need of throtle
Comment from : Miguel Torres

I still have a Yamaha and have owned 400CC HO Polaris Sportsmans However, why does everyone forget about Argo? They have Quads now, since 2018 Curious what you would dig up and where you would place these on this list
Comment from : Stephen Furr

you'll get the ride you want with better tires, Elka shocks, & get rid of the sway bar
Comment from : bighitriders

Great video Nice job on this
Comment from : Flotonoas

Honda is reliable ,but they almost never update buying a new Honda atv in 2022 is like buying one 10 years ago/2012!brTerrible ride /handing/and the most under powered atv around for cc
Comment from : Stacy Clarkson

my dads 2011 Polaris 850 is still rocking the factory belt, still runs smooth
Comment from : Absolutely nothing

2008 Sportsman 800EFI HO Still going strong after all this time My 1997 Recon is stellar, too
Comment from : 87gn

my dad bought a cfmoto 450 and that had 19 hp, and i have a polaris sportsman 570 and that has 45 hp i think cforce has a small amount of horsepower thats why i dont like it as much
Comment from : hello its hugge

I’ve had a bunch of Honda’s I am not handy so Hondas reliability works for me Ease of use Kinda like an iPhone 🍎
Comment from : DG

I’ll take a new Yamaha Grizzly all day That’s coming from a CanAm owner like myself
Comment from : BC_Hunter

I could not kill my 09 420 Rancher - bullet proof!
Comment from : Michael Deegan

I’m new to this channel and have noticed very high praise towards Honda and a lot of hate towards Polaris I have two sportsman 450 eps and love them
Comment from : QuadiMoto

Found a 2019 Honda Rubicon 500 dct eps Low mileage with ton extras Thrilled to find one!
Comment from : DunkleChuck

What about stels of Russia
Comment from : Mr Perfect

IMHO it comes down to what one wants If you want an absolutely stone cold reliable quad that is essentially indestructible, look for a mid-80s Yamaha Kodiak or Big Bear Or a Suzuki (original) King Quad (300) You get reliability - what you DON'T get is: long travel (much less independent) suspension, high ground clearance, and a CVT transmission Look, when you start pushing the design barriers of these four wheelers - making them more complicated and sophisticated, the reliability factor starts leaving the equation -
Comment from : terracer

My Yamaha Kodak 700 EPS just quit and wouldn't restart and the fuel pump has gone out at little over 700 miles, good job Yamaha
Comment from : crazyflyboy30

who builds cfmoto components?
Comment from : wayne walleye

I prize reliability over performance any day of the week I use my ATV for work I want it to start and run when I need it way more that be the fastest or pepiest on a trail
Comment from : Drathmor

Putting Yamaha at 3rd is a travesty I would take a Yamaha over a Honda any day of the week!
Comment from : Alex West

Good but it should be Honda and Yamaha as 1 and2
Comment from : Chub

So the 708 was a Suzuki motor ?
Comment from : hess400

not surprised at all that Suzuki is so high on the list I've owned two Sold the 2001 QuadRunner 500 4x4and know it's still running strong My 2000 KingQuad 300 4x4 is still a beast LOVE the Suzuki qualityand would not hesitate to purchase another I've also owned honda, polaris, and yamaha
Comment from : biz4two biz4

Reliability for sure When I decided to buy my first ATV this Summer, I was willing to wait around until I was able to find a Honda and passed on a lot better deals on different machines However I can understand though folks that choose performance, especially if they're mechanically inclined and can avoid the dealership if there are any issues
Comment from : McB

PLEASE! Someone do an ATV review/shootout in the DESERT! Mountains, mud, mountains, mudEven if you don't live or ride in the desert, the desert is the pinnacle test area for any machine I have 5000 miles on my 2004 Arctic Cat 400 - I've replaced an axle, and the 4x4 shifting module (at 4800 miles) and tires (a few wheels from rough riding), that's it All desert - Can any other manufacturer survive the desert the way Arctic Cat has? I know the company is basically toast, but what other brands even come close to their suspension components and durability?
Comment from : Elden Sword

Whether it's a four wheeler or a two wheeler, you can't go wrong with a Honda The fuel injection and shaft drive are unbeatable
Comment from : Shannon Casper

King quad is the best
Comment from : Sammy Karim

So hear is my 2 cents on reliability, in the year 2000 I went shopping for a 4 wheeler The 1st place I went was Honda 350 rode it and thought it was great, the price out the door was $640000 I left there and went to Yamaha, rode the Big Bear 400, rode great and could tell the power difference It was $540000 out the door brbrSo with 2 kids wife house note and car note, I went with the Yamaha Of course many of the people if not most that I have met and rode with at deer and duck camps had Honda In the beginning most everyone just said you may regret going with Yamaha because Honda is so much more reliable In 2005 those same people said…dam that Yamaha Big Bear is hanging in there In 2010 those same folks and some new ones said Yamaha make a pretty reliable 4wheeler I 2015 a lot of the older guys that was in the lease in 2000 had passed away In 2020 when my red 2000 year model Yamaha Big Bear had faded to pinkish…my remaining friends asked if I would please get another 4 wheeler, they where tired of seeing me ride the same one for 20 years In September of 2022 I went in and purchased the Yamaha Grizzly 700 XTR EPS, I think Yamaha earned my loyalty based on reliability and I’ve earned a new one for not trading mine in on a whim every 2 years like most folks brbrI believe they all pretty good especially if you take care of them Be safe and happy trails to all, no matter which you decide on
Comment from : M P

I have a 1984 Yamaha 225 DX three-wheeler, that still runs great They all have pros/cons, Just beware prior to purchase, its hard for a "general user" to go wrong often
Comment from : Ronald Smith