Newbie with questions
After waiting 8 months for my Winnebago Navion 21D I’m picking it up on 6/1. During the 8 months I have reviewed and searched many sites, feeds, etc and 3 questions remain unanswered. Q1: best extende...
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AAA for road service. I have denied warranties on everything I purchase and have yet would have used any of them. Tires, I have denied hazard warranty and could have used it once But in the meantime have accumulated close to 500 dollars in my tire fund.
Extended warranties on vehicles. There are so many clauses and "out's" for the seller that it is nothing but a money maker for them. They talk about engine and drive train failures. The Ford V-10 will go 300K miles easily. Will it require maintenance, of course, so does your daily driver. "peace of mind" for some is something that ends up costing them thousands of dollars.
How many friends or family ever had a new engine put in their car, duh, few if any.
I have wrenched on everything that has a steering wheel or levers to steer it and I can tell you this.Regular scheduled maintenance using quality products is the BEST extended warranty
you could ever purchase.
Find a local RV mechanic, a mobile one if you can, and become his friend. RV's need stuff. There wasn't a trip that went by that I didn't come home with items on my list . Having sold my Cambria class C and now using a toy hauler it is still the same scenario.
There is a forum called the TECH section. There you can ask for and receive any assistance you need for anything RV, this forum also. Enjoy your new ride, see you out there.....klutch.
Extended warranties on vehicles. There are so many clauses and "out's" for the seller that it is nothing but a money maker for them. They talk about engine and drive train failures. The Ford V-10 will go 300K miles easily. Will it require maintenance, of course, so does your daily driver. "peace of mind" for some is something that ends up costing them thousands of dollars.
How many friends or family ever had a new engine put in their car, duh, few if any.
I have wrenched on everything that has a steering wheel or levers to steer it and I can tell you this.Regular scheduled maintenance using quality products is the BEST extended warranty
you could ever purchase.
Find a local RV mechanic, a mobile one if you can, and become his friend. RV's need stuff. There wasn't a trip that went by that I didn't come home with items on my list . Having sold my Cambria class C and now using a toy hauler it is still the same scenario.
There is a forum called the TECH section. There you can ask for and receive any assistance you need for anything RV, this forum also. Enjoy your new ride, see you out there.....klutch.
