I am going to be at Bob's this Saturday (4/14/2012/) for the tech demo. I can see if she is still there or get another name if someone needs a POC.hopz said:Purchased mine from Robbii Miller, at Bob's BMW. nice lady, easy to deal with, willing to e-mail all the particulars including the actual contract.
Never had a claim but I felt well covered.
The actual contract carrier was Star Sport. No matter where you go, be sure you can see the actual contract and understand what is covered and what is excluded. Be sure it covers all of the ABS system, for instance.
Don't know if Ms. Miller is still there but she was nice.
Where did you get the Zurich Warranty for $1000? And they said that was with a $200 discount like they give a new bike purchaser. I am here in Washington too, and got a price of over $1500.00 yesterday from a BMW dealer. I thought it seemd high. The Pinnacle coverage with is a named coverage rather then an exclusionary contract is not as good and was over $1,100.00 I now htere is a lot of commission in these things (I was in the Life Insurance biz for 25 years) but this seems ridiculous.four12 said:I put a four year/unlimited mileage extended warranty on my 2012 RT. The warranty provider is through Zurich and was $1,000 (which was rolled in to my monthly payment).
I figure that sometime within that period there will be some kind of failure that will greatly exceed $1K so it will be worth it. If not, at least I didn't have to worry about things falling apart at the three year point.
Question is, the coverage.05Train said:6 years/unlimited mileage from RPMOne, it was somewhere around $650.
Very true, however I found no functional difference between the Zurich and the RPMOne policies. Didn't really matter as the local dealer who had the bike I wanted didn't offer the Zurich warranty, and the dealer who had the warranty I would have preferred (Zurich's a bit more reputable in the cesspool of extended warranty companies) didn't have the bike I wanted.Atomicman said:Question is, the coverage.
All extended warranties are not bulit the same.
Got it!05Train said:Very true, however I found no functional difference between the Zurich and the RPMOne policies. Didn't really matter as the local dealer who had the bike I wanted didn't offer the Zurich warranty, and the dealer who had the warranty I would have preferred (Zurich's a bit more reputable in the cesspool of extended warranty companies) didn't have the bike I wanted.
Since I ride a bike and not a warranty, the priority was the bike I wanted.
Can't speak for Canada, but I just bought the Zurich policyskydiver said:I am in Canada, just wondering about extended warranties here, or are the same ones mentioned on this post, available here? Also, do these need to be purchased when you get the bike, which I didn't, mine is 2010, and expires next March? I seem to recall reading a few years ago that the extended warranty could be purchased prior to the regular warranty expiring, but tried searching and this post is all that came up.
Thanks for any input.