Tips & Advice

Flushing a jet ski after use removes any saltwater or debris from the cooling system, helping prevent corrosion and maintain engine performance.

Falling off a jet ski can happen, especially in challenging conditions, but with proper handling and experience, it can be avoided.

Jet skis require regular maintenance, including engine checks, lubrication, and inspections, but they are not excessively high-maintenance if properly cared for.

To get back on a jet ski after falling off, approach it from the rear, grab the handle or boarding step, and use your leg strength to pull yourself back on.

If you fall off the back of a jet ski, swim away from it to avoid getting caught in the jet propulsion, and then signal for assistance or swim back to it…

Yes, you sit on a jet ski while riding it.

The frequency of jet ski accidents varies by location and rider behavior. Following safety guidelines can reduce the risk.

While it's technically possible to cross an ocean on a jet ski, it is not recommended due to safety and practicality concerns.

Most jet skis can accommodate riders weighing up to 300 pounds, but it's essential to check the manufacturer's weight capacity guidelines.

You can go a considerable distance on a jet ski, typically around 100-200 miles on a single tank of gas, depending on the model and engine size.