MAX CARE EXTENDED WARRANTY

[RamRigger]

turkeybird56

We just killed 5 turkeys in 2 days. I love this new fall hunt here

 

[turkeybird56]

turkeybird56

We just killed 5 turkeys in 2 days. I love this new fall hunt here

Aha, hunting family relations huh, ahhh, nah, dey be way up North west Boirds, no relation.

"" Always one in every crowd ""

May be why I have one of these at the homestead: and she does not have a sense of humor, hee hee.

 

[DeckArtist]

Hello. I have a RAM 1500 Big Horn with 34K miles that is soon going to surpass the 3 yr/36K warranty. Looking at Mopar-Chrysler Max Care to 125K. I am curious about others' experiences and best value. I am a vet if anyone offers discounts. Thanks.

I bought the MaxCare 7 year unlimited mileage warranty from Zeigler not long after I hit 12k for $2910. Used their no-interest payment plan and paid it out over a years time. Haven't had to use it yet luckily, but have heard good things about their service records.
Nothing gets done outside the dealership for mine and I have no mods on the truck to discourage their adjusters.

 

[Dean2]

Buying extended warranty here in Canada is a little different, you have to phone a few dealers to get prices. I agree, get ONLY the real MOPAR one. I had an extended warranty through a third party on one of my work vehicles. MAJOR pain in the butt to process claims, not worth it and the company paid far more for the coverage than they ever got back.

Outside my work vehicle, I have never had an extended warranty. Most of my vehicles, all variety of makes and models, were run to 250-300,000 klms, never had a major issue on any of them, general maintenance and service only. Bought my first extended warranty personally for the 2020 Grand Cherokee with the 5.7 my wife drives. Between the air suspension, 5.7 Hemi issues, and all the electronics I figure if this one has any issues it will be expensive. Have already has $1,500 in warranty work, new U Connect unit due to GPS going out, $1,000, new seat belt tensioner that was a very surprising $500 tab and a couple of minor fitment adjustments to the flares and trim work.

The MOPAR Bumper to Bumper, zero deductible, extended warranty covers 7 years and 115,000 Klms (72,000 miles) from in service date and was $2,300 Canadian when added in the second year of ownership at 24,000 Klms.

 

[RamRigger]

Aha, hunting family relations huh, ahhh, nah, dey be way up North west Boirds, no relation.

"" Always one in every crowd ""

May be why I have one of these at the homestead: and she does not have a sense of humor, hee hee.

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Yup we are family in the Pacific NW and we all love turkey. Your Shepherd pal would not help on the trails but at your home I'm sure he's a real deterrent. I'd name him Sargent if he were mine lol

 

[turkeybird56]

Yup we are family in the Pacific NW and we all love turkey. Your Shepherd pal would not help on the trails but at your home I'm sure he's a real deterrent. I'd name him Sargent if he were mine lol

Her name is Minnie, LOL..... As long as you keep yer turkeye collection to the NW, all be good. Don't make me get on the turkey "bamboo" telegraph and reveal yer misdeeds, roflmao.


ADDED: When in the summer I walk down to the mailbox late at night I always take Minnie, because I trust her senses 150%, better than any bullet launcher or flashlight, hee hee hee.

 

[Moose2]

I’ve had a few shepherds and huskies, all super companions and very protective. I’ve downsized to “mini” Australian shepherds these days. They are a little smaller but still get the job done. 2 brothers and one old man. Old man is the short one.

 

[turkeybird56]

I’ve had a few shepherds and huskies, all super companions and very protective. I’ve downsized to “mini” Australian shepherds these days. They are a little smaller but still get the job done. 2 brothers and one old man. Old man is the short one.

I trust my 4 legged friends more than any 2 legged one, lol. I also got this cute lil child at home, but all he gonna do is bite yer ankle, mouth built wrong, lol.

 

[jejb]

The MOPAR Bumper to Bumper, zero deductible, extended warranty covers 7 years and 115,000 Klms (72,000 miles) from in service date and was $2,300 Canadian when added in the second year of ownership at 24,000 Klms.

In the States, there is no such thing as an extended bumper-to-bumper Mopar warranty. Once the first 3/36 is done, the Mopar extended warranty does not cover a lot of the things the B-2-B warranty does.

 

[jimspencer741]

I have CarShield, 4 year/75k miles for $2,200 with $100 deductible and roadside assistance for bumper to bumper coverage. That's with my military discount.