Extended warranties are never bumper-to-bumper. This is a misnomer, or "lie" to sell you a warranty. The only bumper-to-bumper warranty is the one that came with the new car purchase, and even it may have limitations...
Every contract has inclusions and exclusions. You need to have read the...
You have a about 100,000 mile powertrain so if you're going to buy an extendedwarranty, just buy it on your technology which is the most expensive and the most messed up part of these Jeeps. I have an EcoDiesel and with the 100,000 mile warranty on powertrain I purchased a technology 60,000...
I’m not exactly sure what you’re referring to… but….
The amount /rate an insurance company can charge for an extendedwarranty can be based on the age & mileage of the vehicle.
If they’re charging you for 3 years coverage that’s already passed….that’s a bunch of BS. Don’t fall for that...
In the past I have had a couple of OEM extended warranties, but this time I am trying Geico's MBI insurance. The main reason I am trying the MBI is because OEM dealers routinely decline warranty work and with the Geico MBI I am able to take my Jeep to independents of my choice. I currently pay...
5year Honda & Mercedes Service Advisor here. I call warranty companies daily. Most are garbage.
The best I have worked with are:
Zurich
JMA/Fidelity
Beyond that is a crap-shoot. Most warranties have more "exclusions" than "inclusions". Some warranties only cover listed part numbers. Some only...
Ignore, Ignore, Ignore……Don’t take the bait. Relax….and do your homework.
Personally, I could never buy an extendedwarranty while you’re still under the 3/36. Why pay them for something you won’t even use until after 3/36?
Don’t do 3rd party warranties….stick with Mopar.
Personally….I’ve...
You'll get a lot of opinions on whether to get one or not, but it sounds like you've already decided. With that said, I'd only recommend getting the actual Jeep warranty. Other extended warranties are so full of traps and BS. Do a search here and you'll find some vendors offering discounted...
So...I hate to open a can of worms but I'm 1 1/2 years into ownership of the Gladiator and I'm being bombarded with extendedwarranty offers. I would like to get one at some point but need advice on witch one to go for. I want as many years as possible and bumper to bumper coverage as I plan on...
Yes, I literally read that to the service manager. He said that they don’t list every single part that is covered, and the fuse block is not. We’re going to see about that bullshit. Less than 8k miles, with no electrical modifications. I can’t say strongly enough to stay away from Ferman CJDR
...The only things not covered are normal wear items like tires, wiper blades, etc) Heck the warranty even covers a windshield replacement for 2 years. Any extendedwarranty should also cover the electrical system.
2) Why would doing something the manual instructs you on doing void a warranty?
...horrible, I had to have it serviced almost every year, it just could never find the right gear, always bucking...just terrible. My extendedwarranty was up soon, so I got out. But I was looking for a new vehicle not long after I brought it home. And, I just didn't really want to be a "Land...
...a few years actually. Coming from a 2018 LR Discovery Sport. That vehicle was OK, had many issues with transmission, etc....the extendedwarranty was up in 3k miles, so I got out. My wife says I was looking for a new vehicle a few months after bringing that one home... it was a step up from...
Ian Johnson, from" Built for off road " swapped a 6.4 hemi and transmission in a JK from a running donor Ram pickup .
Plug & play with all the wiring
. Swapping in the JK he did have to redo the motor mounts etc. And redid the frame . But the wiring was slam bam.
My 2023 JT has 52 K on it's been to dealer for a rear view mirror a key replacement and 2 oil changes
I am my extendedwarranty, truck will be paid off in about 2 years and I bought it knowing the engine and drive-train is all getting swapped eventually
it really comes down to I like to do the...
There's a lot of new stuff that goes with it besides what you mentioned.
You've already taken the depreciation hit on that Jeep - you get two of the most expensive parts most likely to be problematic installed, 0 miles on them, and warranties cost money. Getting 2 years - people who buy...