Engineering

Who services it?

Your WaterCar can be serviced locally, anywhere in the world. Qualified marine technicians handle the outboard and marine systems, while local automotive shops handle the suspension and brakes. WaterCar supports your local shop with technical guidance.

Marine technicians and automotive shops.

Marine technicians (boat mechanics) service the outboard and marine systems. Automotive shops service the suspension and brakes. WaterCar supports both with technical guidance.

Mercury 115 Pro XS outboard shown from the rear starboard quarter.

Marine technicians

A Mercury dealer or any qualified marine technician services the outboard, the trim pump, and the marine systems. It is the same work they do every day.

Automotive shops

A shop that does alignments and brakes can service the suspension and braking hardware the way it would on any vehicle. Most service items carry ordinary retail part numbers from established marine and automotive supply channels.

AWaterCar technician providing remote technical support in a marine workshop.

WaterCar backs the shop

When a technician has a question, WaterCar supports the shop directly by phone or screen share, backed by service videos and a full owner’s manual.

Owned like a boat. Supported by its builder.

Rinse it, flush it after saltwater use, and keep up with inspection and scheduled service. Use the current owner’s manual for your WaterCar and its installed equipment.

Two people shaking hands beside a WaterCar.

Familiar marine and automotive components

Mercury, Wilwood, Simrad, Curtis, Schafer, Eibach, QA1, Timken, Blue Sea, Rule and Dometic are among the familiar suppliers used across WaterCar builds. Installed equipment varies by model and configuration.