Tips & Advice

Jet skis generally use regular unleaded gasoline, but it's essential to check the manufacturer's recommendations and use the appropriate fuel type.

While it's technically possible to jet ski from Florida to the Bahamas, it's a long and challenging journey that requires careful planning, experience, and adherence to maritime regulations.

500 hours on a jet ski is a significant amount, and with proper maintenance, it may still have plenty of life left.

Good jet skis for beginners typically include models with lower engine power and stable handling characteristics, allowing novice riders to learn safely.

Jet skis stay cool by drawing in water through an intake grate and expelling it through the exhaust, which helps dissipate heat generated by the engine.

Water skiing behind a jet ski requires a tow rope and proper equipment, with the jet ski moving at a steady speed to pull the skier.

If your jet ski fills with water, it may become unstable or damaged. You should seek professional assistance to drain and repair it.

Jet skis can have environmental impacts on lakes, especially if not operated responsibly. Follow local regulations and guidelines to minimize these impacts.

It is generally not recommended to dock a jet ski overnight, as it may be subject to theft or vandalism. Store it in a secure location.

While jet skis can stay in the water overnight, it's essential to rinse them with fresh water and take proper precautions to prevent damage.