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Suzuki Outboards Direct by Clay Powersports is the online storefront of Clay Powersports LLC, located at 615 W Lake Ave, Celina, TN 38551. We are an authorized Suzuki Marine dealer and ship new Suzuki outboards across the lower 48 states. Call us at +1 931-243-4555 or visit our showroom.
We ship new Suzuki outboard motors to customers throughout the lower 48 states. Our shop is a few miles from Dale Hollow Lake in Celina, Tennessee, and our technicians provide installation and service for customers who bring their boats to us.
We do not accept returns or exchanges for buyer's remorse. If your item arrives damaged or defective, contact us within 48 hours of delivery to initiate a warranty or carrier claim. We strongly encourage you to call us at +1 931-243-4555 before placing your order to confirm specifications, compatibility, and suitability for your needs. Every motor includes a full manufacturer warranty covering mechanical defects.
Free standard shipping is included on portable outboard motors and all accessories and parts delivered to the lower 48 contiguous United States — we do not ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or international addresses. Orders placed by 2:00 PM CST Monday through Friday ship the same day; orders placed after 2:00 PM CST or on weekends ship the following business day. Most orders arrive within 1–5 business days depending on your location. Larger non-portable motors (31HP and above) are not available for online purchase and must be picked up at our Celina, TN location.
Yes! Our certified technicians provide professional outboard motor installation at our facility. Customers bring their boats to 615 W Lake Ave, Celina, TN for expert installation. Professional installation ensures proper setup, rigging, and warranty compliance for your new outboard.
We offer financing through Sheffield Financial. You can apply online at prequalify.sheffieldfinancial.com or contact us at +1 931-243-4555 to discuss your options and get started.
Every new Suzuki outboard we sell includes the full Suzuki manufacturer warranty covering mechanical defects. Coverage periods vary by model. Warranty service is performed by Suzuki or an authorized service center. Contact us at +1 931-243-4555 for details on a specific model's warranty.
The horsepower you need depends on your boat's size, weight, and intended use. Check your boat's capacity plate for the maximum recommended horsepower. Generally, pontoon boats need 25-90 HP, small fishing boats need 25-60 HP, and larger boats may need 100+ HP. Consider factors like the number of passengers, gear weight, and desired performance.
This site sells new Suzuki outboard motors, from portable models to larger four-strokes. We are an authorized Suzuki Marine dealer. If you are looking for another brand, our sister site Outboard Motor Sales carries Honda, Yamaha, Mercury, Tohatsu and Freedom.
Yes. Our technicians in Celina, TN handle routine maintenance, repairs, winterization and warranty service on Suzuki outboards using genuine OEM parts and manufacturer specifications.
Short shaft outboards are typically 15 inches and used on boats with lower transoms. Long shaft outboards are 20 inches and used on boats with higher transoms. Extra-long shaft (25 inches) are used on pontoons and some larger boats. Using the wrong shaft length can affect performance and cooling.
Most manufacturers recommend servicing every 100 hours of operation or annually, whichever comes first. This typically includes changing engine oil, gear oil, spark plugs, fuel filter, and checking the cooling system. More frequent service may be needed for saltwater use or harsh conditions.
Trade-ins are handled at our Celina, TN dealership. Call us at +1 931-243-4555 and our team will tell you whether we can take your motor toward a new purchase.
2-stroke engines are lighter, more powerful per displacement, and less expensive. 4-stroke engines are more fuel-efficient, quieter, produce fewer emissions, and don't require oil mixing. Most new outboards are 4-stroke due to environmental regulations and improved technology.