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We got a quote from Camping World for a complete setup to tow our 2011 Equinox behind our 2017 Winnebago Forza DP. They included a 2 year Repair Plan on the All Terrain Falcon tow bar, and one on the Air Force 1 Brake System. They are $139.49 and $220.49 respectively. I'm usually hesitant to buy these plans/warrantees. I'm looking for input. Thanks.
Put that money in your repair fund (you do have a repair fund, right?) and hook up and go. I believe that Roadmaster has a 1 yr warranty to begin with - and really these things very seldom have a problem. Our Falcon tow bar is over 10 yrs old, over 100K miles pulling our car, needs to have a little silicon lube sprayed on every once in a while, that's it.
Barb
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Barb & Dave O'Keeffe
2002 Alpine 36 MDDS (Figment II), 2018 Ford C-Max HYBRID
Those plans are terrific... For the seller... Dealers see them as an almost pure profit add-on since the low failure rate and fine print means very few payouts on them.
