Extended warranties on used mh

[scorpodoc]

Any info on how expensive they can be and what things can be excluded in terms of saving?

Thanks for any advice

[wingnut60]

Kind of depends on what type of MH you are considering--big difference on Class C up to a 43' Class A. I would not have a newer MH without an extended warranty, but you need to do your research about which ones to consider--know some people with a GS/CW warranty and it has worked well for them on an '08 Winnebago Tour. There are details to get clear BEFORE getting any work done or you will be out some $$ due to not working the system for claims, and you have to know whether it is a coach or chassis problem to know where to take it.
I have read that an "Exclusionary" policy is better than and "Inclusionary" policy, as the Exclusionary says what ISN'T covered. Inclusionary leaves too much wiggle room for denial of claims.

[Honwing]

Have exclusionary policy from Wholesale Warranties on our 2004 Itasca Horizon 40AD. Had to have it inspected and take it on a test drive for the inspector. Price varies widely by miles, age , and level of coverage. Happy so far. Was very unhappy with National General—CW

[Mr_D]

In 2015 a fairly good one was about $9000 on our 45' Country Coach. As I remember it would have been a 4 yr contract.
Too bad they paperwork didn't arrive till after the engine blew up. Too late by then.

[MSHappyCampers]

Hi ! Welcome to IRV2! We're sure glad you joined the gang!

I've never been a believer on extended warranties so can't really help! Keep her between the ditches!

Good luck, happy trails, and God bless!