[1retired06]

We are on our third Montana, and have never purchased an extended warranty. I am pretty handy, enjoy doing stuff, and have never had a problem I could not take care of myself or with the help of some other rver in the park. Most of the time, the most expensive part of a repair bill is the labor. So for us, we pass on them. In our many years of rving, the only appliance we have ever gone bad was an A/C and that was covered under manufacture warranty. If we ever do lose a major item, such as a refrigerator, I figure the savings from the insurance premiums I never signed up for will more than balance out. We spend 8-9 months out of the year in our rigs, so I shake them out pretty hard to take advantage of the keystone one year warranty. If you are not handy or do not want to tackle repairs, then an extended warranty is probably a smart choice for you.