Extended service plans?
Lead Driver
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I have a 2019 drw 350 and I just purchased it used from a Toyota dealership, it has 60k miles. After I purchased the truck I brought it to the local Ford dealership to inquire about a Ford extended warranty, they had me sit with their finance guy. 4k, 5 years 48k miles. Seemed pretty steep to me, especially considering that I have the STX. It doesn't have all the options like many others.
Mountain Pass
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From: Asheville, NC
The way I'm reading the extended warranty info on Flood Ford's site... Remember all Ford Protect plans start at the vehicles original retail date and 0 miles. You can find this date in the FordPass app(please see our faq for help).
So, if your truck is new, you're paying for an extended warranty for the first few years when you are already covered by the factory warranty?
So, if your truck is new, you're paying for an extended warranty for the first few years when you are already covered by the factory warranty?
Lead Driver
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The way I'm reading the extended warranty info on Flood Ford's site... Remember all Ford Protect plans start at the vehicles original retail date and 0 miles. You can find this date in the FordPass app(please see our faq for help).
So, if your truck is new, you're paying for an extended warranty for the first few years when you are already covered by the factory warranty?
So, if your truck is new, you're paying for an extended warranty for the first few years when you are already covered by the factory warranty?
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jul 2019
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Check your food pass app for the guys that bought used. After turning down the dealer offered warranty I was home setting up the app. And noticed in the warranty section under esp there are two policies listed. I called customer service and sure enough they go with the truck not the person who purchased them.
You used truck guys might get lucky like I did.
I’ve never made a claim nothing claim so in can’t attest to how they handle things.
You used truck guys might get lucky like I did.
I’ve never made a claim nothing claim so in can’t attest to how they handle things.
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Fleet Mechanic
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I think the price varies by State and coverage options. When I quoted the ESP for my 2019, Ziegler was cheaper for the base ESP (including a discount code) but was more expensive than Flood when I added the optional coverages. It is always good to get quotes from the most popular three, Flood, Ziegler and Lombard.
Fleet Mechanic
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The way I'm reading the extended warranty info on Flood Ford's site... Remember all Ford Protect plans start at the vehicles original retail date and 0 miles. You can find this date in the FordPass app(please see our faq for help).
So, if your truck is new, you're paying for an extended warranty for the first few years when you are already covered by the factory warranty?
So, if your truck is new, you're paying for an extended warranty for the first few years when you are already covered by the factory warranty?
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Sep 2013
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A word of caution, I think the ESP goes with the truck and the person. I say this because the ESP is transferrable to a new owner but there is a $75 fee. You may not have gotten a complete answer from the customer service person. You may find your claim denied if your name as the current owner does not match the name on the original contract.
Fleet Mechanic
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I asked this specific question when I called. Informed them that I just purchased the vehicle and wanted to register it to me. They took my vin came back and said your all set. Now they may have changed my name at that time but he did not ask for A fee or anything Else. And did not verify anything.
Mountain Pass
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From: South Central Alaska
Cargo Master
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I asked this specific question when I called. Informed them that I just purchased the vehicle and wanted to register it to me. They took my vin came back and said your all set. Now they may have changed my name at that time but he did not ask for A fee or anything Else. Could just be ford being sneaky lol.
Laughing Gas
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I would guess that you put a LOT of miles on your truck each year if you're only extending the factory warranty by 1yr but nearly 120k more miles?