The Best Motorhome Extended Warranty Is Only a Click Away
Motorhomes are a major investment in your camping decision and you should protect your motorhome with only the best coverage on the market today. Eagle Vision RV has the best motorhome coverage available on the market today. See below for the reasons our policies stand out and our customers rave about us!
Let’s Talk Motorhome Extended Warranty Coverage
What is a Motorhome Extended Warranty?
A motorhome extended warranty is a completely separate policy that gives you RV protection in the form of paying for covered repairs. RV service plans protection will pay for the mechanical failures on your RV. There are many details to motorhome extended warranties so you will want to work with a specialist to get the best coverage.
What makes it the Best Motorhome Extended Warranty?
We have worked diligently with over 10,000+ RVers and since 2010 to find the best policies for our customers. Our motorhome coverage includes being exclusionary, new and used motorhome coverage, purchasing from an RV dealer or private party, high mileage acceptions, high dollar amount exceptions and motorhomes eligible up to 13 years old.
Can I buy an RV motorhome extended warranty even if I own it already?
Yes! Eagle Vision RV has a specialized program to allow you to buy an extended warranty even if you already own your RV or if you are buying a used RV. Our extended service protection plans are available if your RV does not have a manufacturer’s warranty. This is very important to know because once a new RV is sold to the next owner typically the manufacturer’s warranty is no longer valid. Now you can buy a motorhome extended warranty to cover your repair costs!
What components does a Motorhome Extended Warranty cover?
There are many components that can break down and be covered by a motorhome extended warranty or service protection plan. For Example:
Engine, Transmission, Drive Axles, Seals & Gaskets, Suspension, Steering, A/Cs, Heating systems, Fuel Delivery System, Brake System, Electrical System, High Tech Components, Water Heater, Waste/Fresh Water System, Appliances, Leveling System, and Slide-Out Rooms to name a few.
Do I need a Motorhome Extended Warranty if I have Insurance?
Motorhome Extended Warranties are not a requirement to own an RV and RV Insurance is required to drive on the road. RV motorhome protection is to help pay for repairs of mechanical, electrical and RV systems breaking while RV insurance is generally for liability, collision, and other forms of damage to your RV or someone camping with you. If you are interested in getting a highly specialized RV motorhome insurance quote we highly recommend clicking here for a motorhome insurance quote
How do I know if my breakdown is covered?
Eagle Vision RV only sells policies that are exclusionary. This is very important when you are shopping for your motorhome RV protection. Exclusionary is much more comprehensive coverage and covers all components unless specifically named as exclusions. Motorhomes have so many different parts you do not want stated coverage because chances are your policy will not be specific to your motorhome.
What am I responsible for if my motorhome breaks down?
Our exclusionary motorhome RV extended warranty will cover everything component that is not specifically excluded. The service department or technician will work with our experts to determine the best path to completing the repair, approve the claim, and work to pay the repair facility directly. You will only need to pay your deductible to the shop directly and then go on enjoying your motorhome.
Is full time RV insurance more expensive?
The simple answer is yes full time RV insurance is more expensive for several reasons but mainly because you classify as needing full time RV insurance by living in your RV more than 6 months a year creating additional opportunities to have a claim and also because of the liability that creates. According to data the average RV owner will only spend between 28 to 35 days a year in your RV and and to be considered a full time RV owner you will spend a minimum of 180+ days a year in your RV.
Why is RV insurance so expensive?
RV insurance is a combination of auto and home owner’s insurance so it is expensive because it covers considerably more than a basic auto policy. RV’s are exposed to much more liability with their size/weight, components, construction materials, and weather conditions.
What do I do if I have a breakdown or mechanical failure with my motorhome?
First make sure you and your fellow campers are in a safe and secure place. Once you feel safe check to see what the potential issue is with the RV or if you don’t feel comfortable call the nearest repair facility. If you are unsure of a repair facility you can call our service centers to find you one. The repair facility will determine if it can be moved and repaired in the shop or if a mobile technician is necessary. They will complete a full Issue/Cause/Correction service ticket and send it to the administrator for approval. If you need additional assistance our policy service teams will work with you quickly and efficiently to make the best of the situation. Our goal is to keep you a happy camper.
What are some of the best RV insurance companies?
Some of the best RV insurance companies in the marketplace today are Progressive, National General, Foremost Insurance and Allied Insurance. Each Insurance company is “”best” for a different RVer based on the type of RV, driving record, location, and other factors so we recommended using the insurance brokerage RVAmerica Insurance to shop them all at once for you to get their wholesale pricing.
Do I need travel trailer insurance if I have it on my truck?
Your truck insurance will have specific language about what is covered and what is not covered while you are towing your travel trailer. Typically if it is covered while towing it will not be covered while unhooked to the tow vehicle. Trees falling, fire, flood, electrical surges, other vehicles hitting it, natural disasters, people falling coming down your stairs, and much more can occur while it’s not connected to the truck and most likely needs it’s own coverage.
What is the difference between motorhome and travel trailer RV insurance?
The most obvious difference between insurance for a motorhome vs a travel trailer is the motor but the most important difference is that most RVers think their truck insurance covers their travel trailer. This may be true for collision purposes while its being towed but every policy is different. We highly recommend stand alone coverage for your travel trailer so it is insured properly for the damages that can occur while not connected to your tow vehicle.
Is buying RV insurance like buying car insurance?
The answer to “is buying RV insurance like buying car insurance” is not so simple. There are many similarities in coverage to car insurance that are included with RV insurance but the way RV insurance is purchased will vary greatly in your costs. RVs are a specialized vehicle and there are specialists who insure these types of vehicles although many of the largest car insurance companies will offer RV insurance even though their prices are significantly higher.
What are some different coverage components of RV insurance?
Some of the different RV insurance coverage components are coverage for damage of vandalism, theft, failing objects like trees, fire coverage, lightning, power surges, flood, natural disaster like hurricanes and tornadoes, wrecks, collision, liability of campers getting hurt on site, road debris, and much more.
