what does the warrantee cover and after that coverage
warrantee cover I Have a 2017 Camry LE only 33,000 on it and they sold me the extended warrantees and will the 60,000 power train cover , struts ,sway bar parts and CV axles ?d to know why is it I have seen 7 year 1000,000 miles coverage HAVE A 2017 Camry LE 33,000 miles on it and I wanted to know what covered like struts and CV axles? plus the sway bar have a nice LE Camry with 33,000 miles i HAVE A 2017 Camry LE 33,000 miles on it and I wante
d to know what covered like struts and CV axles? plus the sway bar
d to know what covered like struts and CV axles? plus the sway bar
All components other than normal wear and maintenance items.
Wear and tear items are brake pads, struts, tires (covered by tire maker warranty), wiper blades, engine drive belts, sway bar bushings, etc.
CV axles should be covered under the power train warranty. Sway bar should be covered but not sway bar bushings.
Wear and tear items are brake pads, struts, tires (covered by tire maker warranty), wiper blades, engine drive belts, sway bar bushings, etc.
CV axles should be covered under the power train warranty. Sway bar should be covered but not sway bar bushings.
All components other than normal wear and maintenance items.
Wear and tear items are brake pads, struts, tires (covered by tire maker warranty), wiper blades, engine drive belts, sway bar bushings, etc.
CV axles should be covered under the power train warranty. Sway bar should be covered but not sway bar bushings.
Wear and tear items are brake pads, struts, tires (covered by tire maker warranty), wiper blades, engine drive belts, sway bar bushings, etc.
CV axles should be covered under the power train warranty. Sway bar should be covered but not sway bar bushings.
The link below has info for Toyota Platinum extended warranty.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...uL7WM5Q12PQGVJ
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...uL7WM5Q12PQGVJ
TO TOYOMOHO
thanks again , I do not have the Platinum coverage in which I see covers bumper to bumper. , what I don't get is if Toyota gives you a 5 years 60,000 mile warrantee on the drive train and engine what am I getting extra coverage for unless it goes deeper into axle and say water pumps. because its costing us $75,00 per month X 36 months =$2,700, . I believe a good Toyota wont have this cost over 3 years on failed parts or worn parts . . any way thank you for the sites , Ill probably have to call the extra cover agent to really know what's the deal.
thanks again , I do not have the Platinum coverage in which I see covers bumper to bumper. , what I don't get is if Toyota gives you a 5 years 60,000 mile warrantee on the drive train and engine what am I getting extra coverage for unless it goes deeper into axle and say water pumps. because its costing us $75,00 per month X 36 months =$2,700, . I believe a good Toyota wont have this cost over 3 years on failed parts or worn parts . . any way thank you for the sites , Ill probably have to call the extra cover agent to really know what's the deal.
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Is this a warranty you purchased from a Toyota dealer and serviced by a Toyota dealer?
If its a Toyota warranty the link below might help you.
https://www.motor1.com/reviews/38440...nded-warranty/
The power train extended warranty only appears to give an extra year and 40K miles to the original power train warranty.
Note that the Platinum warranty appears to retail at $2500. Typically a buyer pays this up front or its incorporated in to the loan. If you paying $2700 for an inferior warranty you may be paying too much.
If a Toyota extended warranty, the price is usually negotiable and typically any dealer in you state can sell one. Some dealers make it a business to sell there warranties. Before Toyota cracked down there warranties could be shopped nationwide regardless of were the car was purchased. This lead to some steep discounts on the pricing.
These extended warranties are extensions of the original warranty.
If its a Toyota warranty the link below might help you.
https://www.motor1.com/reviews/38440...nded-warranty/
The power train extended warranty only appears to give an extra year and 40K miles to the original power train warranty.
Note that the Platinum warranty appears to retail at $2500. Typically a buyer pays this up front or its incorporated in to the loan. If you paying $2700 for an inferior warranty you may be paying too much.
If a Toyota extended warranty, the price is usually negotiable and typically any dealer in you state can sell one. Some dealers make it a business to sell there warranties. Before Toyota cracked down there warranties could be shopped nationwide regardless of were the car was purchased. This lead to some steep discounts on the pricing.
These extended warranties are extensions of the original warranty.
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