Just some plain advise
I just purchased a new 2014 Coachmen Encounter 37LS on 20 January. The dealership where I purchased it attempted to sell me an extended warranty for four years on appliances ($3500), a 3 year extended...
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GGeorge wrote:
....I do think the tire warranty is a good deal. I just read another post where someone purchased 8 new Michelins for $700.00 each and he had the rims. Planning a trip to AK I feel this would be a good policy for $899.00.
Possibly. The key is, read ALL the fine print to it, and make sure you understand exactly what is and is NOT covered. Frequently they have all kinds of verbiage in those contracts to weasel out of paying, or to limit how much they'll pay.
Yes, a trip to Alaska could be brutal on tires, and just two tire replacements and you'd be $$ ahead with that tire warranty. That is, assuming there isn't an exclusion for tires used on rough roads like found in Alaska, or some other 'weasel words' in the contract that make them only have to pay a small part of your tire expenses in some circumstances.
Like I said, you just need to understand exactly what you're getting, and what you're not getting.
Will
