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K-Sports Marine

K-Sports Marine

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876 River Dr, Kenora, Ontario, P9N 1K3, Canada
(807) 467-4475 www.ksportsmarine.com
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Apr 25, 2018
friendly staff greet you as you walk in the door, Clean well-organized product on display for sale Reliable mechanics reasonable rates, can be reached either by water down Lauren Sands Creek or off River Street in Kenora Ontario

Mar 9, 2018
We hit a rock and damaged the lower unit pretty badly. They were able to take our boat for repair and hold it until our next party was able to get there from the States to pick it up. It was a costly repair, parts were $1200 to $1500 USD and labor was the same, for which I gave the 3 star rating. They're a boat repair shop on one of, if not the largest glacially formed lakes in North America. You have to pay to play.

Jun 3, 2017
Paid asking price on used boat/motor and trailer with 30 day warranty . Had issues with play in the prop. Salesman spoke to their "Top Tech" who claimed it wasn't a problem even though three Mercury dealers and the customer service rep in Wisconsin said it was. Took the prop to a Merc dealer who put in a new $20 drive sleeve. Requested a replacement or reimbursement and they won't acknowledge the request. Best $20 lesson I ever got and just relieved it wasn't major. Won't be dealing with KY sports anytime soon.

Feb 17, 2018
Bought a snow machine they said no damage not true won't honour what they say

Mar 21, 2017
I have dealt with K Sports several times in the last few years for both warranty and non warranty work. I have always found the service in both instances to be very good. The work was always done within the timeframes provided. All the staff have always been extremely helpful.

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