2007 Rhino

[snowfighter]

Looking at a used 2007 Rhino 660 with 2100 miles looks like it has been well cared for. What is considered high miles or what should one get for life time miles of side x side?

[Macgyver55]

There is no real correct answer for that. It all hinges on how it was maintained in the past and will be taken care of in the future. Like any other vehicle, if it was well maintained and continues to be, it will go as many miles as you feel it it worth putting time/money into maintaining it, or you decide you want something different. It will get to that point at a different mileage in each case.

My ATV has nearly 10,000 miles, my snowmobile more than that. Many would not even consider buying either one with that kind of mileage, yet I wouldnt hesitate to take either one anywhere, anytime as I know the condition of them, and I would/ have sold past ones to friends without hesitation.

Take care of it, clean it and repair correctly what it needs when it needs it, and you wont have to worry about it for a long time.

[Dave S]

On a side note, look to see if the rear sway bar was removed, wheel spacers installed in back and if the machine had the "half" doors installed.

This was a free "upgrade" offered by Yamaha due to the law suits from people rolling the machine over. I will stop short of saying these changes were an improvement as the doors are cumbersome/very noisy and the removal of the rear sway bar was not an improvement for the rear suspension IMO.

You'll also notice the noise from the intake between the seats is overbearing. A little creativity and that could be rerouted outside of the cab.

I'm not trying to steer you away from the machine. It's a very good work horse that will take anything you can dish out. They also have the benefit of a huge aftermarket for parts.