I remember a few years ago before the turbo came to be guys were begging the manufacturers to build a turbo and people would buy it even if it didn’t come with warranty. Now it’s unsellable after the warranty expires.
i picked mine up last week. i was offered 1 extra year for 1900.
Yep. That’s the best part. When I sell it. Whoever buys it will have warranty until 2026. But the sled will be priced accordingly.
What company did you go with ?
Just whoever Riderz uses
I can see that being true Randy. I know guys that finance sleds get extended warranty rolled in with the purchase price.
I was quoted more for aftermarket then brp best 3 year extension so mb dif depending where you are and what they can offer a guy i got them down to 2300 for extensinf brp warrenty for 3 years
3 years additional, or to 3 years total? I added 2 more years to my sled at the end of the factory 4 year warranty and I paid less than that. It was also bumper to bumper coverage. It would have been cheaper if I did it when the sled was new but basically you are paying in advance.
My sled had 3 years BRP and I was able to extend another 3 years. On these turbo sleds unless you can flip a HUGE repair bill out of pocket I think warranty is a no brainer. If you “have to” finance your sled; you most likely aren’t going to have the spare cash to replace a motor and most likely a turbo if she go BOOM.
Extend with BRP or another company?
Don’t think BRP was an option. It is aftermarket. They told me at Riderz that the clutch rollers I had to pay to replace with my BRP warranty would have been covered with the aftermarket one.
Figured as much. Don’t believe BRP will go out past 4 years even with extensions
