Forever warranty

[Antper]

Anyone have any feed back on forever warranty policy? Is it honored nationwide? Only select dealers? Worth it as I understand you need to bring RV into garage to get roof looked at to keep policy current?

[Atlee]

I can only speak to the last question.

I got a Forever Warranty from the dealer I got my new Jayco Jay Flight 23RB in 2017. Every year I did have to get an inspection to keep the warranty in force. It didn't matter who did it, as long as there was an invoice from a real repair shop. Some places would charge several hundred dollars to do that.

My dealer did it for free, but he did not spend a lot of time doing so, but I didn't care that much. I had met the requirements.

I've not had any claims so I don't know how well they respond to them.

Originally Posted by Antper

Anyone have any feed back on forever warranty policy? Is it honored nationwide? Only select dealers? Worth it as I understand you need to bring RV into garage to get roof looked at to keep policy current?

[Antper]

Originally Posted by Atlee

I can only speak to the last question.

I got a Forever Warranty from the dealer I got my new Jayco Jay Flight 23RB in 2017. Every year I did have to get an inspection to keep the warranty in force. It didn't matter who did it, as long as there was an invoice from a real repair shop. Some places would charge several hundred dollars to do that.

My dealer did it for free, but he did not spend a lot of time doing so, but I didn't care that much. I had met the requirements.

I've not had any claims so I don't know how well they respond to them.

in your case you got it for free which is great but Sounds like your just better off doing the inspection every year on your own and paying on inspection and the repair that is needed than to pay that policy fee. And if you do keep up on the check ups as needed you wont have big issues anyway.

[Atlee]

All true, if I'm never out of pocket, it doesn't hurt. If I had to pay several hundred $ every year, I would have just let it go away.

Originally Posted by Antper

in your case you got it for free which is great but Sounds like your just better off doing the inspection every year on your own and paying on inspection and the repair that is needed than to pay that policy fee. And if you do keep up on the check ups as needed you wont have big issues anyway.