extended warranty plans

I've heard XtraRide is a well liked plan thats been around a long time.

Not to adverstise for the sponsor of the forum, but I think the Good Sam ESP offers decent value, what is covered and term of use, vs. cost. It is specific, potentialy expensive, items, not wall to wall. But wall to wall plans I've looked at, have usually had tricky exclusions. Choosing to self insure.

I have always had good luck with Good Sam Extended Service Plan and their Roadside Assistance programs. They have always done what they say and the service has benn excellent.

since the OP bought the rv last year, I assume that they will be either paying cash or making a new small loan. I took an extended warranty on my Highlander to extend the coverage to 7 yrs 84,000 mi. mainly because of all of the complex electronics. they just paid $1741 on my lift gate repair.
bumpy

Save your money. If you're financing it then add up the total amount over the loan. If you are getting a loan for 10-15 years and financing, say $2500 for the extended warranty the you will pay more than $2500 over the loan as well as the actual extended warranty will expire and you're still paying for it on the loan. If your paying cash for it then why not just put it in the bank and wait for something to happen. Lot's of items on an RV are covered longer than the RV it's self. Like the roof for 12yrs, Some appliances are covered for longer than the standard 1 year warranty. You might also do some serious research and find one of the better RV's that has fewer problems. Like they say "you need to be rich or handy" if you own an RV. Which ever one you are then that's the way you should go.

I have been very happy with Wholesalewarranties.net
They are agents for an assortment of plans, and act as your agent if you have a claim. I have had two claims with my current plan (frig cooling unit replaced and Hydraulic jack motor and springs replaced) and I am pleased with the service and outcome.
Gary Kalyn
Happy Trails.