Lombard Ford ESP
5th Wheeling
Joined: Jun 2020
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From: Cheyenne, WY
I had the Ford ESP premium on my 2013 F150 that paid for a new shortblock at 42,000 miles after the #4 piston broke a piece of the skirt off and dropped it in to the oil pan. So I'm definitely a fan of an extended warranty. It's cheap by way of comparison for the things that can go wrong usually right after the factory warranty expires.
Having said that I took a different approach this time and bought a CNA National Warranty through the broker I ordered my truck from. He's been selling for years and highly recommends. They pay claims on the spot over the phone via credit card, no hassles.
I got a 10 year/100,000 mile, $100 deductible Z2 plan (like premium covers everything but typical wear parts) for $2,631. Comparing when I did I think there are a few parts that it covers that the ESP does not. Big reason for going this direction was the extra 2 years of coverage. Likely not gonna hit the mileage mark in that time frame, but wanted to keep my truck for the long haul this time.
https://www.cnanational.com/brochure-vsc-9209
Having said that I took a different approach this time and bought a CNA National Warranty through the broker I ordered my truck from. He's been selling for years and highly recommends. They pay claims on the spot over the phone via credit card, no hassles.
I got a 10 year/100,000 mile, $100 deductible Z2 plan (like premium covers everything but typical wear parts) for $2,631. Comparing when I did I think there are a few parts that it covers that the ESP does not. Big reason for going this direction was the extra 2 years of coverage. Likely not gonna hit the mileage mark in that time frame, but wanted to keep my truck for the long haul this time.
https://www.cnanational.com/brochure-vsc-9209
Lead Driver
Joined: Dec 2016
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From: GA
Has anyone purchased an extended warranty online either through Lombard Ford or at their selling dealer?
which level of protection did you get? I.e. premium care etc. does it cover diesel specific items?
Trying to get educated and it seems the information is somewhat variable.
which level of protection did you get? I.e. premium care etc. does it cover diesel specific items?
Trying to get educated and it seems the information is somewhat variable.
With that being said, Lombard does off the most options when it comes to financing said ESP.
Find a good price and ask your dealer if they can match it..
Lead Driver
Joined: Dec 2016
Posts: 5,650
Likes: 243
From: GA
I had the Ford ESP premium on my 2013 F150 that paid for a new shortblock at 42,000 miles after the #4 piston broke a piece of the skirt off and dropped it in to the oil pan. So I'm definitely a fan of an extended warranty. It's cheap by way of comparison for the things that can go wrong usually right after the factory warranty expires.
Having said that I took a different approach this time and bought a CNA National Warranty through the broker I ordered my truck from. He's been selling for years and highly recommends. They pay claims on the spot over the phone via credit card, no hassles.
I got a 10 year/100,000 mile, $100 deductible Z2 plan (like premium covers everything but typical wear parts) for $2,631. Comparing when I did I think there are a few parts that it covers that the ESP does not. Big reason for going this direction was the extra 2 years of coverage. Likely not gonna hit the mileage mark in that time frame, but wanted to keep my truck for the long haul this time.
https://www.cnanational.com/brochure-vsc-9209
Having said that I took a different approach this time and bought a CNA National Warranty through the broker I ordered my truck from. He's been selling for years and highly recommends. They pay claims on the spot over the phone via credit card, no hassles.
I got a 10 year/100,000 mile, $100 deductible Z2 plan (like premium covers everything but typical wear parts) for $2,631. Comparing when I did I think there are a few parts that it covers that the ESP does not. Big reason for going this direction was the extra 2 years of coverage. Likely not gonna hit the mileage mark in that time frame, but wanted to keep my truck for the long haul this time.
https://www.cnanational.com/brochure-vsc-9209
Also, is your ESP valid at any Ford dealer?
If your broker says it is, you definitely should check beforehand at your favorite dealer.
Cargo Master
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From: Southeast MO
Does not cover DPF and I don't believe it covers EGR.
Laughing Gas
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From: Colorado Rockies
Cargo Master
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From: Southeast MO
Where do you see extended coverage for emissions?
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Laughing Gas
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Perhaps I'm wrong, but I thought all emissions systems were covered longer. 100k? In any case, the premium plan covers emissions. Still trying to get the system to let me attach the PDF; not working.
You can go here and download it. Premium Care Plan
You can go here and download it. Premium Care Plan
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From: MD
seems like a lot of money to not even cover the basics of the injection system.....so what coverage must one buy to cover these items?
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From: MD
troy from Fd-direct said that diesel care premium is just a subset of premium care. In other words everything on the diesel care package is included anyways, the only benefit is if you want coverage to 200,000 miles as that’s what Dieselcare buys you.
just another opinion
just another opinion
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