Frequently Asked Questions

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Please contact your local Xpress Boats dealer for questions regarding replacement parts or to schedule a time for boat maintenance. All Xpress Boats parts and service requests are done through the Xpress Boats dealer network. Parts are not available to purchase directly from the factory.

Please contact your local Xpress Boats dealer for the best available price. The price you see on the website is shown in US Dollars and should only be used as an estimate and does not include taxes, registration and dealer freight, and prep charges.

Boat storage length is measured with the tongue folded in (if equipped with a swing-away tongue trailer) and the outboard motor in the down position; width is measured from the outside wheel wells of the trailer.

Please fill out the request a catalog form on our website to receive the current Xpress Boats brochure in either print or digital format.

At the plant, we work exclusively with Yamaha, so that is the only motor you can order installed from us. Check with your Xpress Boats dealer to see if they are an authorized dealer in the brand you choose.

Yes, a thorough freshwater rinse is recommended after each use in saltwater. Your owner’s manual has more information.

Contact your local Xpress Boats dealer.

Visit www.xpressboatsapparel.com to browse and shop the Xpress Boats online apparel store.

Contact your Xpress Boats dealer for availability.

Contact your Xpress Boats dealer or the specific manufacturer of the device, such as Humminbird, Minn Kota, Garmin, Raptor or Talon, or Power-Pole.

For additional information regarding the warranty for your Xpress Boat please contact your dealer for additional details.

Xpress Boats and parts are only sold through authorized dealers. Check out our dealer locator to find a dealer near you.

The HIN tag on Xpress Boats is located on the upper right-hand corner of the transom if standing behind the boat looking at the engine.

Yes. Parts can be ordered through your local Xpress Boats dealer and shipped to your home. Make all necessary arrangements with your preferred dealer. Parts for older boats are limited.

For all paint code or touch-up paint information, click here, or contact your local Xpress Boats dealer. You will need to provide your model, year, and hull ID number.

Please contact your local Xpress Boats dealer. Please have your HIN available.

Specifications for the current Xpress Boats model year are available on our website. All information is divided into the categories of boats we offer. Previous year specifications are available under Products > 2021 Models.

There are several guidelines to follow when selecting the best prop for your boat/engine. First, decide what kind of performance you are looking for. Take into consideration not only the weight of your boat, but the weight of the boat with a full load of fuel, equipment, and a fishing partner. The easiest way to change the performance of the boat is by changing the pitch of your prop. If you raise your pitch, you should see an increase in top-end speed. If you lower your pitch, you will get up on plane faster. Keep in mind that changing the pitch will also affect your engine’s RPM. Next, consider aluminum v. stainless steel prop options. Stainless steel props claim better performance and last longer, but aluminum props are less expensive and therefore more affordable to replace. Identify the conditions you regularly boat in and use that in your decision-making. Are you boating in shallow or deep water? If you regularly fish in shallow water, you run the risk of getting a ding on your prop. In this scenario, you may prefer an aluminum prop that is more affordably replaced. Do you typically use your boat in salt water or fresh water? Stainless steel is often the best option for saltwater applications. Elevation and other environmental elements can affect your boat/engine’s performance as well. Be sure to consult your local dealer when selecting a prop to ensure it’s the best option for your circumstances. For additional guidance, please contact your local dealer.

The motor and the ignition are not connected via paperwork in any way. The only way to replace your ignition key is to remove the ignition from the dash, get the key number off the back of it, and contact Yamaha Customer Service directly. Please contact your local Xpress Boats dealer if you need assistance.

When it comes to this issue you can find arguments that go both ways. The bottom line? You should always stabilize the fuel to avoid residue buildup that clogs carburetors and fuel injectors.

For replacement keys, or to have repairs done to the locking mechanism on your storage compartments, work with your authorized local Xpress Boats dealer.

It is Xpress Boats’s goal to provide boats that are built for xcitement for our customers, no matter how they enjoy the water. Whether you’re a serious fisherman, a family who loves the lake, or a hunter after waterfowl, we have a boat designed for you!

Many dealers accept trade-ins when customers are upgrading a boat. Work with your local dealer to determine if they accept trades, and establish the current value of your Xpress Boats.