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DatacomGuy's avatar
DatacomGuy
Explorer
May 31, 2015

Anyone have Good Sam Extended Service Plan for their TT?

I've read thread after thread about folks with the Good Sam ESP.. Majority of the threads and replies urge folks to not invest. But i've also seen the expense a lot of people have paid and they seem to be very high.

I got a quote from Good Sam for my TT, and it ranges from $355-650 for 3 year premium (depending on deductible chosen). I'm familiar with the fine print - but in doing the math, if i lose a slide out motor or AC unit, the premium has already paid for itself.

We're a little nervous with Cruiser as its my first Cruiser rig - and we've had quite a few things repaired on it that would have been very pricey. We're considering jumping on this, but curious if any of you have had one for your TT specifically, and what your experiences were..?
  • ReneeG's avatar
    ReneeG
    Explorer
    Jun 01, 2015
    We have it for our fifth wheel. Purchased it since we plan on keeping it for quite a while, at least another 10 years. I did the math, read the fine print, picked exactly what we wanted covered and purchased the options for it, but have not had to use it so far. I asked a lot of questions before spending the money. If we were full timers, I may have gone with Wholesale Warranties, but since we are occasional campers, GS Extended it was.
  • Toddupton's avatar
    Toddupton
    Explorer
    May 31, 2015
    There is always a way for good Sam or any other warrantee company to say something is not covered, for any reason...to make that part covered you were supposed to stand on one foot on leap day facing north and call there 800 number at 4:37 am to make a claim.... Sorry it's not covered, is pretty much going to be the answer. But if they do cover it you have to bring it in and leave it with us for 6 to 8 months before we can get a chance to break it even worse for you and then tell you there are additional problems that are not covered that have to be fixed before the other issue can be covered and the bill is now $2000 to half ass fix your unit.
  • midnightsadie's avatar
    midnightsadie
    Explorer II
    May 31, 2015
    most take care of there own problems, you don,t carry this type of insurence on your car,why the rv, most plans don,t pay what YOU READ in there policy. theres always a catch. put the extra money in a piggie bavk, and add 25 bucks every month ,you,ll be ahead of the game.

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