Extended Warranty's

[kelmac]

Does anybody know of some good extended warranty out fits?
Mine just expired. I know Good Sam is a good one, but I am looking for a company that will give me a 5yr 50,000 mile warranty for one price.

[db7512]

We use Coach-Net and the service contract (extended warranty)includes road side service. Have used once and are very happy. Best price against Good Sam and Wholesale Warranty.

[Bigdog]

I would contact Wholesale Warranties in San Diego as they are a brockerage and will find the best warranty for you. I have used them on three of my tow vehicles and now on my motorhome. I have only coach coverage and not wrap as I didn't think that I would need wrap with my rig. WRONG
I do have the coach coverage with Cornerstone and it has worked out for me, especially when the fridge cooling system went out and the jacks quit working. It has paid for itself several times over.

[Bird_Freak]

I had RV Shield on my MH and they paid everyone direct when I had repairs. Only time they did not cover everything was at CW Chattanooga Tenn. I had to pay an extra $100.00 to have converter replaced. After I got it back and checked pricing I could buy the converter in the CW store next door for $120.00 less than they charged through their shop.
One reason why I never do business with CW anymore.

[rgatijnet1]

Just read the fine print. Some policies will stop covering certain items, like gaskets and seals, after 5 years. They will still issue the policy so it is up to you to find out if your coverage changes from year to year.
Another company that I checked with had a stipulation that they could either pay for repairs, or refund all of the premiums that you had paid.
Remember this IS NOT an INSURANCE policy. It is a service warranty agreement and not covered by all of the laws on the books to regulate insurance companies.

[catkins]

We have used XtraRide with great success over the years. Not mechanical and must get items repaired when they fail. Shops doing the work have been very pleased with how easy getting approval has generally been. It gives me great peace of mind and yes I understand the odds are I will not get my money out...... however, last RV had MAJOR issues that cost way more than what we paid for the extended "warranty." Some time involved but a signature and my $200 deductible paid the entire bill.

Regardless of whatever plan you choose. KNOW what is covered and what is excluded. Adjustments are not, failure of the components covered are. Our covers major engine components as well as coach systems. None that I aware of cover exterior surface failures(roofs and sides.)
All work MUST be PREapproved or they will deny.

Please understand what you are purchasing and follow their rules. Has worked out well for the RV loving non-mechanical driver. May none of us need it again!

[crasster]

I've heard a lot of positive reviews on Good Sam and also like them from personal experience.

[lmpres]

I just had a claim denied by Good Sam for the most ridiculous reason. It's not ending there. But I will suggest looking for another company.

[georgelesley]

We just had a 2k claim paid by good Sam. When the follow up survey came, I gave it the best rating. No complaint here. I suspect all of them will look good on some claims and bad on others.

I used to sell insurance for a living and I know that no company will suit all policy holders all the time.

[craig7h]

I have always used the Good Sam Warranty. I saved a punch of money when my Truck needed front end work. Yes the service people have to follow the steps to get paid, but whats wrong with that.

[Nutinelse2do]

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[SJ_Eagle]

It's a tough find for sure! I use the Good Sam policy but like any, you seem to get what you pay for. Good Luck!

[ncrowley]

I would not recommend Good Sam. They are expensive and the shops say they are very hard to work with and get approvals from. When I was comparing policies, they were MUCH more than anyone else. FMCA has a couple they recommend. Also look at Wholesale Warantees.