Need help on finding extended warranty company to cover lift kits

[wcraig3]

If anyone could please help me find an extended warranty company called pairco (naot sure on the spelling), I believe that handles lift kits on trucks, it would be greatly appreciated. Or information on any other company that covers lifted or lowered vehicles please. Thanks for the help.

 

[Hartman]

May I ask why?

 

[mrboyle]

Extended warranties aren't worth the paper they are printed on. Half the time we deal with a claim the company won't cover it or they are bankupt or gone altogether. Save the money you plan to use to purchase a warranty and put it in to a savings account. When you have a couple extra dollars lying aroud (like that ever happens) deposite them in to the account. Hopefully if the time ever comes that you need money for a repair, you have it and don't have to rely on getting shafted by some fly by night auto insurance company.

 

[aldive]

Originally posted by mrboyle
Extended warranties aren't worth the paper they are printed on. .

I strongly disagree. Mine had worked well each and every claim.

http://www.1sourceautowarranty.com/Vehicle.asp

 

[wcraig3]

Abswer to question

Doing research to cover my vehicle and others who I know need help. One source does not cover the lift properly. If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[mrboyle]

Originally posted by aldive
I strongly disagree. Mine had worked well each and every claim.

http://www.1sourceautowarranty.com/Vehicle.asp

You are the first person I have heard of that is actually happy with their extended warranty. The shop I work at has had such bad luck getting warranty companies to fulfill their end of a claim we rarely accept them.

 

[aldive]

I do my own work, however, on things that are expensive and/or I do not want to do , I have a friend who owns a repair facility do.

He, like you, hates extended warranties. However, with the one I have, all he does is call them to get approval for the repair and when finished he calls and they give him a Mastercard to charge the repair to. He has his money as soon as his bank processes the credit card.