AS OF MAY 2020, WE ARE NO LONGER REBUILDING POLARIS/EVANTAGE/PIM BATTERIES DUE TO A HIGH NUMBER OF FAILURES OF THEIR BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM BOARDS WHICH WE CANNOT REPLACE
Can't find support for your Polaris/Evantage battery since they stopped making e-bikes? You can find it here! We can rebuild, repair, and replace your Polaris e-bike battery no matter if it's the rear rack or downtube variety for any model. Similar batteries were also used by PIM (Power In Motion) Bicycles! We'll get you back your wheels running better than new! Check out our options for Polaris battery rebuilds.
Our expert battery technicians use only fresh, grade A lithium ion batteries and we warranty our work for a full 12 months. Give us a call or fill out our Battery Intake Form to get the process started. We stock a variety of batteries so we can provide the right solution to balance the battery specs with your budget. We don't ship out our batteries until we test them so you'll know you're getting a good pack.
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My battery pack for a Polaris EV503 has a short and blew out the 30A fuse. Batteries show 48vDc so it looks like the charging circuit. What would be the process for getting a quote. Thanks Rick
Hi David, It’s more than likely the cells have gone bad and a rebuild would be the best option. We will get in touch with you about shipping.
Bought two very gently used Polaris ebikes today. One is a Strive ST and the other a Vecter (one of each type Polaris batteries as shown on your picture). Both batteries appear to be bad. I get blinking red light when charging. Presumably they were stored in a garage for the last couple years without being used or recharged. Is rebuilding the only option or could it be a lesser repair? I plan on visiting Vegas soon, would I be able to drop them off for testing/repair/rebuild rather than shipping them out?
Janet, thank you for your inquiry. You can find more specifics under the “Rebuilds” menu heading above.
I am looking to get a used Polaris E bike. It has a 44.4 Li-ion Pro Ride lithium battery in it. If it goes bad, how much for you to rebuild the battery in it for me?