Route 66 or Xtra Ride Extended Warranty

[mtpocket2]

Anybody have experience with either of these. We are considering purchasing one since our luck has not been so good in the first year. It would easily have paid for itself. I have gone thru both pamphlets and they seem pretty close. I have seen others by a different name where the wording is exactly the same. Only difference was the name of the warranty. We have to make a decision in the next week since our factory warranty expires. Any input appreciated.

[Exnavydiver]

Our dealer gave us a Route66 membership with the rig, all they do is give you more service centers to use that will do warranty work. I don't see anything on their website about extended service. Here is what their website says http://www.route66rv.com/



RV Network Advantage

* Be assured of receiving home dealer attention when traveling coast-to-coast and border-to-border in your RV.

* Have an exclusive team of independent RV dealers committed to giving you the same quality service, personal integrity and more enjoyable RVing experience.

* The typical ROUTE 66 dealer has been in business over 25 years and built their RV dealership on meeting or exceeding customer expectations.

* Buy a new or used RV from your closest ROUTE 66 dealer and you will be given - at no charge - a Classic Care Club membership that can save you money, time and hassles while traveling in your RV.

* Rely on the Proprietary Parts Network that enables ROUTE 66 service and parts managers to work together to source RV manufacturer-specific parts quickly, easily and economically.

* As a ROUTE 66 customer you’ll never be far from a friendly smile and helpful hand.

We were going to use them if we couldn't find a Keystone service center this winter when the black tank ruptured. And if you look at the 4th item it says "at no charge" So I think that if you want a extended service contract then look at the other place you listed. Good Luck... Dave and Betsy

[gkbutler]

We have the Route 66 coverage. Last fall we had to use it when our 12v converter failed. I called our RV dealer and they got all of the approvals within an hour. Cost to us was $34.00. So far so good.