How Much Does Jet Ski Cost In South Africa

Jet Ski a small jet-propelled vehicle that skims across the surface of water and typically is ridden like a motorcycle.

How Much Does Jet Ski Cost In South Africa

A new jet ski will cost anywhere from R 77924.50 to R 311698.00depending on the engine, body, and features your wanting to buy. The average cost of a jet ski is about R 194811.25.

Do you need a license for a jet ski in South Africa?

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To operate a vessel, smaller or equal to 9 meters with an engine larger than 15hp – jet skis included, on dams, rivers, sea and in harbors in South Africa, a skipper license is required. The penalties for operating without a license are high and inspectors are clamping down on those operating without a license

Are jet skis expensive to maintain?

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Jet skis are quite expensive to maintain, due to high-performance engines and unique technical solutions. As a rule of thumb, maintaining a jet ski can cost as much as maintaining a smaller car. Keep in mind that the total ownership costs can vary widely from model to model as they always depends on several factors.

How long does a jet ski last?

On average a jet ski should have approximately 30 hours a year. Anything more than 30 hours per year is considered “high hours”. What is this? Most jet ski models have a lifespan of approximately 300 hours, but if properly maintained they can last much longer.

Are jet skis easy to work on?

Yamaha’s waverunners are not only dependable, but easy to work on. Many people are okay with occasional maintenance, (and they should be) but some engines can be very difficult to work on even for experienced mechanics.

Can you leave a jet ski in the water?

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It’s fine to leave your jet ski in freshwater for a few days. For long-term storage, you need to keep your jet ski out of the water. The best ways to go about this is to get a Drive Up Lift, Electric Lift, Dry Dock It at a Marina, or keep it on a trailer out of the water.