Used 23B - Extended warranty?

[charles_cincy]

Just picked up our used 2011 23B last week.

The dealer offered a 48mo extended warranty, "PreseRVe Extended protection plan" for just under 2K.

Covers the following:
Suspension
Brakes
Chassis Frame & Hitch
HW Heater
Waste systems
Fresh Water System
Roof AC
Range & Oven
LP Gas System
Furnace
Fridge
Seals & Gaskets (? assuming you have to have the dealer do maint?)
TV/DVD/Radio
Slide outs (mechanical & seals)

Now, as a general rule, I don't buy extended warranties. But I have been know to get them when they seemed reasonably priced otherwise worthwhile.

But we are new to this world, didn't have so much to worry about in a tent.

So I thought I'd see what the veterans here thought...

Thanks!

[nbhybrid]

IMO pass. that money will go a long ways to fixing any issues

The Hot water heater, A/C, furnace and Fridge are the 4 major components that could fail but the cost of replacement wouldn't be that bad.

[nwminnesota]

Hey congrats on the newer x23b. You'll be glad you bought it.as far as your warranty I don't know if its worth the money or not. If you're handy and keep up on the maintance I think you'd be fine without it.

[mcfarmall]

The guy who bought it brand new most likely had all the problems fixed already. As others have said save the money on the extended warranty and go camping.

[kvangil]

I have a 10 year-old 23B (albeit I've owned it only 1 year) and none of those covered items have been an issue...Had an old basic pop-up for 10 years before that and never had issues with any of those components either. IMO, $2K is a bit steep for the coverage....

[DocBrown]

That's pricey. If you're handy you can fix most things yourself. As said above, my experiences have been that very little needs fixing over the years. Put the $2k in the bank instead. If you fix it yourself, chances are you would never spend anywhere near $2k in total repairs over a 2 year period, let alone 10 years.

[charles_cincy]

Thanks everybody...

My gut said no...and it seems to be unanimous here.