Extended warranty

when I bought mine it was one that if you dont use it you get the money back. this allowed me to make minor repairs myself after the factory warent ran off but still had the backing if it needed somthing big. it didnt so I believe I can get my money back next month.

Steve

way2roll wrote:
Some of you never miss a chance to argue. Op asked about Wholesale warranties. Not opinions on whether they should get a warranty at all. 2 pages of chest puffing.

I agree regarding what the OP asked for. Refer back to my post of 10/30/20 07:32am

Some of you never miss a chance to argue. Op asked about Wholesale warranties. Not opinions on whether they should get a warranty at all. 2 pages of chest puffing.

Edd505 wrote:

A1ARealtorRick wrote:

Edd505 wrote:
I'm against buying extended warranties. How much is that going to cost? Put that money aside for IF you need it and collect the interest, buying it is betting somethings going to break. Most everything that can break can be bought for $1000 +/- plus labor. Buying new warranty should have everything fixed before it runs out. If you are a DYI type you'll save a lot more.

OP wasn't soliciting opinions on extended service contracts (yes, they're service contracts, not warranties -- warranties are only issued by the original vehicle manufacturer).

Also, with the line of thinking that you're "betting something's going to break" the same could be said for any kind of insurance we 'gamble' with -- homeowners, auto, life, health, etc. Honestly, don't we buy these coverages hoping we're never going to have to use them -- I sure do!

Your an A1 realtor? You know unless you pay cash the bank requires insurance, just like the law for driving, what he is taking about is purely optional and BS for the price. Just look p some of the horror stories I bough the insurance and it didn't cover, I could not find a dealer that would take, etc etc etc. I can bank the 3K and hire a mobile RV repair to fix dang near anything for $1500 & I save half. Your jobs sales mines keeping my $$ in my account. I believe if hes considering the insurance he's buying new so will have warranty for 1-2 years depending on manufacture. He can hope he never has to use it as we al know those horror stories, my RV has been at the dealer for x months and I'm still waiting. His question tells my he's new to this and IF you have any experience you should be well aware of the horror stories in most every brand except maybe SpaceCraft.

Regarding your question "Your (you're) an A1 realtor?" --- if you'll look closer, it says "A1A" and not A1, which refers to the road my original office was on. A1A runs along the Atlantic coast of Florida.

As for insurance, yes, some is mandatory, but only at minimum limits. Most people don't carry minimum limits, so they're essentially gambling that something IS going to happen requiring higher limits of liability.

You called the OP's intended purchase "BS for the price" however I don't recall where he ever mentioned the price(?), and frankly, the horror stories you talk about can be linked to ANY kind of insurance, and not just RV extended service contracts.

Edd505 wrote:
I'm against buying extended warranties. How much is that going to cost? Put that money aside for IF you need it and collect the interest, buying it is betting somethings going to break. Most everything that can break can be bought for $1000 +/- plus labor. Buying new warranty should have everything fixed before it runs out. If you are a DYI type you'll save a lot more.

Please tell me how to collect any useable interest on chump change set aside for immediate use if needed.

A1ARealtorRick wrote:

Edd505 wrote:
I'm against buying extended warranties. How much is that going to cost? Put that money aside for IF you need it and collect the interest, buying it is betting somethings going to break. Most everything that can break can be bought for $1000 +/- plus labor. Buying new warranty should have everything fixed before it runs out. If you are a DYI type you'll save a lot more.

OP wasn't soliciting opinions on extended service contracts (yes, they're service contracts, not warranties -- warranties are only issued by the original vehicle manufacturer).

Also, with the line of thinking that you're "betting something's going to break" the same could be said for any kind of insurance we 'gamble' with -- homeowners, auto, life, health, etc. Honestly, don't we buy these coverages hoping we're never going to have to use them -- I sure do!

Your an A1 realtor? You know unless you pay cash the bank requires insurance, just like the law for driving, what he is taking about is purely optional and BS for the price. Just look p some of the horror stories I bough the insurance and it didn't cover, I could not find a dealer that would take, etc etc etc. I can bank the 3K and hire a mobile RV repair to fix dang near anything for $1500 & I save half. Your jobs sales mines keeping my $$ in my account. I believe if hes considering the insurance he's buying new so will have warranty for 1-2 years depending on manufacture. He can hope he never has to use it as we al know those horror stories, my RV has been at the dealer for x months and I'm still waiting. His question tells my he's new to this and IF you have any experience you should be well aware of the horror stories in most every brand except maybe SpaceCraft.

Michelle.S wrote:
Some you're not given a choice, like Auto, Home, even health now or pay the Gov

I somewhat agree, but consider this -- Do you carry absolute bare minimums of coverage only to meet the legal requirements? Probably not, and if not, you are making the conscious decision that "something's going to break" or "something's going to go wrong" and you're setting and paying for limits to cover your 'gamble' ...... am I right?

No.

Once you've narrowed down your choices, I think you'd be well served calling your favorite local RV service center, plus some random RV service centers (ideally on routes to/from/at areas you visit), to find out if they accept that particular company/plan. Just as important is any input they may have about the quality of service/coverage provided. Their feedback would carry a lot more weight with me than any anecdotal online inputs.

Also, pick a well-known, reputable company that's been in business a number of years. Many new extended warranty companies promise the sun and the moon, collect money from several hundred/thousand customers, then declare bankruptcy.

FYI, very few (if any) extended warranty plans cover the frame, structural issues, and/or water leaks (neither the leak itself or the resulting damage). These are the most catastrophic in terms of repair costs, which is why they're rarely, if ever, covered.

Some you're not given a choice, like Auto, Home, even health now or pay the Gov