gedakbx
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For sure we should be able to ride right through the summer starting April 1
Who's snowchecking 2025
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I was by my dealer today. $2600 for an additional year of BEST. That's steep.
sledneck__11
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Crazy how much all the dealers are dif in price on the warrenty i was 2000 for 2 years
tmo1620
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Sounds like they wanna f*ck you in the a$$, $2600 for a year lol get real
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tundra twin track
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Is that for turbo,my 23 NA was $2595 for 2 extra years of Best
It's a turbo. Buddy had his calculator out so there's some mark-up going on.
I imagine l can buy this from any dealer. This one is five minutes from my house so would be nice to support them. I'm not paying that though. 2 years for $2k l could swallow. Easier to sell after next year with warranty left.
They’ve seen your warranty history on that thing!
pfi572
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Surprises me you can even buy extended after purchasing unit new without a pricey dealer inspection .
Buy the extended up front when buying new or pay for inspection you would think ?
Buy the extended up front when buying new or pay for inspection you would think ?
jcjc1
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that's a good point.
the extended warranty is so stupidly expensive that they likely make enough money off it so that any actual warranty work is insignificant.
bobsledder
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Over double what I was quoted. That dealer must really bend people over
gedakbx
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Some of these dealers think covid pricing still applies that’s why lots of them still have new 23/24 sleds sitting around.
snopro
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I’m not saying this is the case but dealers will sometimes price depending on the customer. With the BEST warranty there is some decent markup in it. If you were a good customer we would discount it and if you were a problem child with the dealer you might get quoted full pop. It was a non combative way of trying to get you to deal somewhere else. One customer whose cup is always half full are way more work than 10 good customers that are easy to deal with. It’s the same in any industry.
bobsledder
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Maybe cause I have never had a warranty claim He took that into account.
With all this talk about turbos not lasting and warranty needed I asked him if he recommends I get it. His reply was "if you have a failure it is money well spent but honestly a guy like you that properly warms up sled and doesn't over heat it is unlikely to have an issue" Said most of the engine and track failures they see are from abuse.
Honestly I think things are exagerated on this forum
With all this talk about turbos not lasting and warranty needed I asked him if he recommends I get it. His reply was "if you have a failure it is money well spent but honestly a guy like you that properly warms up sled and doesn't over heat it is unlikely to have an issue" Said most of the engine and track failures they see are from abuse.
Honestly I think things are exagerated on this forum
greenthumb
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With snow checks down, dealers are scrambling. High margin extended warranties are the apparently the go to.
sledneck__11
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Much more rigid setup can sit on the back end it barely saggs, felt like a sno cross sled suspension
drew562
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Sounds perfect. That what I need. Something that can take bagging in spring snow for hours at a time in Alberta. And a spare to my turbo.
tmo1620
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The riderz boys racing said they sure are awesome for hill climb racing compared to the experts and free rides
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