Trust one of the best RV extended warranty companies with your RV
Exclusionary coverage at direct-to-consumer prices — the same protection the dealer sells, backed by the same A-rated underwriter, without the dealer markup. Here’s what your coverage actually does for you on the road.
Benefits of an exclusionary extended warranty
Exclusionary coverage is the most extensive protection available. Instead of a short list of what’s covered, it covers the repair or replacement of all factory-installed original mechanical equipment — except the handful of items named under the contract’s “What Is Not Covered” section. If it isn’t on that short exclusion list, it’s covered.
Nationwide coverage
Your coverage is backed by the same A-rated underwriter the dealer uses, so it’s good at licensed repair facilities across the country — wherever the road takes you.
Towing & trip interruption
If a covered breakdown leaves you stranded away from home, trip-interruption help can cover up to $100 per day for lodging and meals, and actual towing costs are covered up to $350 per occurrence.
Cancelable & transferable
Change your mind? Cancel for a pro-rated refund. Selling your RV? Transfer the remaining coverage to the new owner — it can make your rig easier to sell.
Battery assistance
A dead battery shouldn’t end your trip. Battery assistance gets you jump-started and back on the road.
Fuel, water, oil & fluid delivery
Run low in the middle of nowhere? Emergency delivery brings up to 3 gallons of fuel, water, oil, or fluid to get you moving again.
Save more with your own mechanic
Use any licensed repair shop in the USA. Can’t get to a shop? With the Mobile Service Plus add-on, a licensed mobile technician can come to you — the flexibility to get repairs done wherever you are.
Enjoy complete peace of mind
A single major repair can cost more than years of coverage. Locking it in while everything runs right means one predictable payment instead of a surprise repair bill that can derail a trip — and your savings. That’s the whole point: protect the investment you already made.
Exclusionary coverage by RV type
Motorized RVs and towables are built differently, so their coverage lists differ. Towables have no engine or drivetrain — so we never ask towable owners for engine or mileage details, and the coverage reflects the systems a towable actually has.
Motorized (Class A / B / C, Super C)
- Engine
- Transmission
- Transfer case
- Drive axle
- Steering
- Brakes
- Suspension
- Electrical
- Air conditioning & heating
- Fuel system
- Generator
- Slide-out mechanisms
- Appliances & refrigeration
Towable (travel trailer, 5th wheel, popup)
- Frame & structural
- Brakes
- Suspension
- Axles & wheel bearings
- Electrical
- Air conditioning & heating
- Slide-out mechanisms
- Appliances & refrigeration
- Water & plumbing systems
Exact covered and excluded components are governed by the terms of the service contract you choose. These are vehicle service contracts, not insurance, and coverage must be in place before a breakdown. Curious what one of these repairs actually costs? See the interactive cost explorer → • Build your free maintenance schedule →
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