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RTinAZ

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Yes, I recommend a service warranty for a newer RV. Carefully read what is, and is not covered. If you are a “rookie”, as I am listen up!
Put all the warranty phone #’s in your contact list including contract #, date purchased, level of coverage, phone, etc. Keep original in your RV.
Make sure you inform the repair facility of your warranty o they can call and receive authorization to complete repairs. They will then tell you what is, and isn’t covered and how much it’s going to cost you.
As a new RV’er I just had $ 4000 of repairs done, but forgot to tell repair place of warranty. Tough, I’m out of luck!
Read the fine print!!!
RTinAZ
 
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I agree with RTinAZ. If the unit is financed, they cost a few dollars a month instead of cutting a big check for a large repair. Also, with a pre-approval from the contract company, the dealer knows he will get paid. That's a big deal at some dealerships.
Let me know if we can help.
Thank you,
Ken
 

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