TC 30 Extended Warranty?
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I am thinking of buying an extended warranty for my TC30, have any of you had any experience, good or bad with the coverage they provide? )</font>
Why do you need an extended warranty?
Bob
Why do you need an extended warranty?
Bob
Hooked_on_HP
Veteran Member
Before buying an extended warranty READ the policy verry carefully to see what is covered and what is not. Most only cover power train(engine,trans,rearend). These are things that you seldom have problems with. A hydrostat may be a different story. Just remember if somethings fails because of abuse or lack of maintenence it's not covered.
Hooked_on_HP
Veteran Member
Before buying an extended warranty READ the policy verry carefully to see what is covered and what is not. Most only cover power train(engine,trans,rearend). These are things that you seldom have problems with. A hydrostat may be a different story. Just remember if somethings fails because of abuse or lack of maintenence it's not covered.
TomKioti
Gold Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Before buying an extended warranty READ the policy verry carefully to see what is covered and what is not. Most only cover power train(engine,trans,rearend). These are things that you seldom have problems with. A hydrostat may be a different story. Just remember if somethings fails because of abuse or lack of maintenence it's not covered. )</font>
I bought a 95' suburban. It had 3 years on it when I bought it so I purchased a full 2 year extended warranty. Cost me $850.00 back then.
A month later the entire AC system went caput. Guess how much the repair bill was..... $850.00. 6 months later the tranny went $1,200.00.
Extended warranties when bought intelligently can be a Godsend.
Read the fine print and buy the most coverage you can reasonably afford. In my situation it was the right thing to do. Just my .02 /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
I bought a 95' suburban. It had 3 years on it when I bought it so I purchased a full 2 year extended warranty. Cost me $850.00 back then.
A month later the entire AC system went caput. Guess how much the repair bill was..... $850.00. 6 months later the tranny went $1,200.00.
Extended warranties when bought intelligently can be a Godsend.
Read the fine print and buy the most coverage you can reasonably afford. In my situation it was the right thing to do. Just my .02 /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
TomKioti
Gold Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Before buying an extended warranty READ the policy verry carefully to see what is covered and what is not. Most only cover power train(engine,trans,rearend). These are things that you seldom have problems with. A hydrostat may be a different story. Just remember if somethings fails because of abuse or lack of maintenence it's not covered. )</font>
I bought a 95' suburban. It had 3 years on it when I bought it so I purchased a full 2 year extended warranty. Cost me $850.00 back then.
A month later the entire AC system went caput. Guess how much the repair bill was..... $850.00. 6 months later the tranny went $1,200.00.
Extended warranties when bought intelligently can be a Godsend.
Read the fine print and buy the most coverage you can reasonably afford. In my situation it was the right thing to do. Just my .02 /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
I bought a 95' suburban. It had 3 years on it when I bought it so I purchased a full 2 year extended warranty. Cost me $850.00 back then.
A month later the entire AC system went caput. Guess how much the repair bill was..... $850.00. 6 months later the tranny went $1,200.00.
Extended warranties when bought intelligently can be a Godsend.
Read the fine print and buy the most coverage you can reasonably afford. In my situation it was the right thing to do. Just my .02 /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif