Axis 750 for sale at Lowe's

[Racing Dreamz]

We're looking at the Axis 750 at Lowe's. It's the one with the two flat screens in the dash board.  The Lowe's store tells me there are no "Service Centers" for them in our area(upper east Tennessee).  Now, I've had Chinese products before, namely the ODES 650 UTV.  It was a real piece of crap.  Are these worth the $12,000 or should I go somewhere else.  I like everything about the Axis 750 but skittish.  I was told back in October of last year that Axis has not provided any Service Manuals on these models at all.  And that the usual UTV repair places won't touch them.  Anyone that has these, what kind of issues have you had?  What should I look out for, just in case?  Thanks in advance. :)

[scott ryan]

I have a 2022 750 Axis, 4 seater. Cracked an air/oil separator, super glue saved the day. I had the radiator temp sensor go bad, discovered when dash light came on. Immediately shut down and installed a bypass toggle switch, replaced sensor and no problems since. It's very important to never run it hot, leads to lifelong problems IMHO.  I'm around 250 hours and no more issues.  The oil filter is tough to remove, but a strap wrench over sandpaper works every time. Fit and finish, you get what you pay for. My experience seems to be a lot better than most others. But I bought knowing I'd be doing the work myself. I've followed the maintenance schedule strictly to include the valve adjustments. I'm satisfied, and a bit lucky.

[Bobbers]

I don’t have much too add I have an Axis 500. I wish it had power steering is my only issue. My wife rolled it and tore out the passengers front end. I put it back together with mostly parts off Amazon for around $300. I was skeptical about buying it but after a year I have found io be pretty tough and reliable. I believe the issues we hear about the way people drive them I.e. my wife. $12000 is reasonable in the utv market and I wish I had the 750 for the additional power . I would say go for it. 

[Joe Breaux]

I would suggest you check out a CF MOTO and compare

[Racing Dreamz]

Thanks everyone.  A lot of incite given.  I appreciate it. 

[Ricanuck]

I bought a new Hisun Sector 750 in Jan '21. I have less than 100 hours on it (I'm away 6 months of the year). I use it on our 75ac primarily for hauling firewood and occasionally logs. The only issue I've had with it over 4 years is that one day it started pulling hard to the left - it was almost impossible to control. Fortunately I found an actual Hisun repair shop within 10mi. - they cleaned all the electrical connections and that solved the problem (apparently the dealer where I bought it should have done this pre-delivery). When I had the first oil/filter change done, the shop found that the exhaust was missing a spring & bolt, which they replaced.

Other than those couple of minor issues it has served me well. Note that I don't abuse it and I keep it stored in a shed.

For the price and the features I couldn't find anything comparable. Based on others' stories here not everyone has had similar luck with them.

Best of luck in your search.

[klm]

Don't get any further from home than you can walk back.

[ronvera]

My Mother-in -law bought an AXIS 750XS from LOWES for around $12,000 about two years ago. . She lived on our land and so I did the upkeep on her UTV. It has quit working now.  The dashboard screens will not come on. The battery shows 12.9 to13.1 Volts. This UTV comes with a key fob. I have tried so  so very many combinations of clicking the three buttons on the key fob (makes the red LED on the fob blink) as well as the start button. push  release and push again.  Once in a while the dash screens would come on and I could actually start the thing.  It took a few minutes of clicking the FOB and mashing the start switch t get it to start. And now it is completely dead. Thinking of hot wiring it and bypassing the key fob and start push button.