Obsolesence clause?
Have the motorhome in for some repairs, most covered by GS extended warranty. I have had some good luck with the plan in the past, but then again, our premium has gone to almost 2000 a year, so its not like we don't pay for the service.
So I get a call this morning and the repair shop tells me the part on a broken awning is obsolete, and GS will only cover a very small portion of the repair. So after paying 2000 a year, plus 500 deductible, plus about 1500-1800 for replacement and painting of the new entry door awning, I think maybe its time to look at other options.
Just think folks ought to know that if you have an older coach, ours is a 2006 Newmar Mountain Aire, that things are going to start going out and are no longer made, you are almost on your own, and not sure that is why I would by an extended warranty.
Will update after I read the "obsolescence clause" and run it by my attorney/brother.
So I get a call this morning and the repair shop tells me the part on a broken awning is obsolete, and GS will only cover a very small portion of the repair. So after paying 2000 a year, plus 500 deductible, plus about 1500-1800 for replacement and painting of the new entry door awning, I think maybe its time to look at other options.
Just think folks ought to know that if you have an older coach, ours is a 2006 Newmar Mountain Aire, that things are going to start going out and are no longer made, you are almost on your own, and not sure that is why I would by an extended warranty.
Will update after I read the "obsolescence clause" and run it by my attorney/brother.
