hello Zach i see you are a level 1 sponsor of the forum and appreciate your support. so with all due respect i am requesting a forum response to my ONE question, not questions. as i do not wish to be banned, allow me to be clear my request is not made in a manner to badger, threaten, annoy, harass, demean or cause you to withdraw from the JGF. i may be wrong but i suspect others may share my interest in your reply. thank you
Sorry for the delay on this. But I'll try to be as specific as possible and try to paint an accurate picture of what may happen. We as a Jeep dealership are an agent of the manufacturer. So in a situation like this we are the eyes and ears of Jeep when you bring your vehicle into service. That being said, every dealership may have slightly different interpretations of what is effected. With the level of modifications you've performed being all suspension, driveline modifications as well as a flash cal. I would recommend you NOT purchase a warranty. Is there some benefit to electrical components that aren't modified? Yes, but I think there's too much gray area that could void coverage, I don't want to put you in a situation where you purchased something that won't cover what you want it to cover. If a radio, power window switch, etc. malfunctioned, you'd be covered. But I think an argument could be made that the transmission, transfer case or maybe even engine was put under different stresses because of the pinion angle, extra load on the engine because of tires, etc. that coverage could be denied. I also know we don't have tools at the dealership level to differntiate between a flash for speedometer or performance was used in our system.
yes sir that is very helpful. i suspected my various modifications might run contrary to the manufacturers comfort level for warranty coverage. thank you for the forum reply.
This is very helpful and I appreciate the honest response looking out for the customer's best interest instead of trying to push a sale. That says a lot about integrity and I know it's something that owners value.
Shoot [email protected] and Jackie can answer any warranty questions you may have or quote you directly.You state that you are selling the Mopar Extended Warranty at “$50 over cost”. I went to your site and entered the info for my vehicle and the following chart popped up with the highest mileage and coverage time would cost $4090. I then did a quick Google search for “Jeep extended warranty” and found several other sites to get a quote from. The first one I looked at had the same coverage for $3760. If your company is selling for $50 over cost, then they are selling them at a $280 loss? My truck is at 35,000 miles and I’m looking to do an extended warranty ASAP, but of course want the best deal I can find. Who is really selling their warranty at the right price???
Hello, I have a 2022 Gladiator Rubicon and purchased 8/60 Maximum Care on 7/16/2022. I am trading that Gladiator (manual trans) for a 2024 JTR auto trans. Can I transfer the original Maximum Care to the new Jeep?
Unfortunatley you can only transfer owners not to a new vehicle.
Unfortunately you cannot transfer, but you can cancel and Mopar will issue you a refund for the amount. Then you can purchase a new warranty.
