Good Sam annual inspection

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Amy
Good Sam Care Team

Hello jcarter,

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Ella
Good Sam Customer Care Team

guidry wrote:
When I was young and our first TT the salesman conned us into a “extended warranty “ and we had to let the dealer do an annual inspection. The came back and said there’s a few spots on the roof needing caulking (8 months after purchase) and wanted $300! Two months later I got refunded the “warranty” and have been doing my own inspections and maintenance. Those are rip-offs.

Same here, I read the contract thoroughly, a 4 year extended service plan, expires July 2021. I won't be renewing or seeking any other kind of extended plan. Maybe if I can find a drive train only deal that will cover major engine, transmission, rear axle items with a big deductible, I would go that way.
To date, I have gotten nearly all of my premium payment back. Though it would not be as expensive if I had DIY the fixes myself. Use of the extended service plan is a royal PIA!

When I was young and our first TT the salesman conned us into a “extended warranty “ and we had to let the dealer do an annual inspection. The came back and said there’s a few spots on the roof needing caulking (8 months after purchase) and wanted $300! Two months later I got refunded the “warranty” and have been doing my own inspections and maintenance. Those are rip-offs.

I took my 2020 Silverado in for the “free” oil change.at 6,000+ miles. You should have seen the list of needed items! Your RV will be similar. Practice saying “no,” “no” and “no.”

Another Good Sam got you! Paid for an "inspection" so they can sell you a roof seal and void the "warranty" if you don't. They sell you the life time extended warranty too? Then when something break's it will be a not covered item. Good Sam = rip off for new the new RVer.

I would suggest reading your contract with Good Sam. You should have received a copy of the contract when you signed up or you may have to go on line to find the contract. Anything you get here will be a secondhand information.
I personally prefer to do my own inspection of all of the parts and functions of my TT myself. I know that I am not overpriced when I find something that needs attention. I also don't make me bring my TT to Good Sam to be parked for months on end until they have time to do the work.

Its an opportunity for them to see your rv and see what they can sell you that you may or may not need.

To me, that would be a gimick to sell you something. Maybe a seal up your joints, caulking, etc. They will inspect, look your RV over, and try to sell you something. IMO.

I’d ask Gander for what will be inspected but they’ll look until they find something.