When to get extended service plan
Just bought a new class A. The extended warranty seemed too expensive. I tried to get a quote from Good Sam but the web page kept saying incorrect telephone format. My real question is do most buy ...
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Ditto what the others say. I had one once; it had a lot of exclusions. It said I had to pay a dealer to service the trailer, everything from the roof caulking to lubricating things. If I didn't do that they would deny any claim. Dealer wanted $300 to caulk my roof! I had a flat tire claim that was denied because I didn't call in for approval prior to buying new tire. I was stranded on a mountain with no cell reception and couldn't call first. I then cancelled the service/warranty contract, only to find that they apply the reimbursement to the end of the contract. Pay yourself and learn to repair and maintain the RV yourself. You are better off in the long run. Good luck
