Premium 2000+ Covers inlet/outlet NOx sensors, EGR and DPF Filter Cleaning?

@Belials

 

how much did the warranty cost?

 

( Shakes head and walks away silently) .....................

 

lol

 

I don't mean to be mean but you have to read every piece of paper that they hand you and read it all the way through, what you don't get, ask, if they can't answer it, then don't buy the truck until they get the answer.

 

A lot of the things you listed are more "maintenance" of the emission system than "failure". So I could see them using that as an excuse not to cover it. That's the problem with "commercial" truck warranties there's a lot of gray areas. There not like new car warranties where its literally bumper to bumper. General public has protection commercial not so much.

 

Most aftermarket warranties are only going to cover big ticket items and even then they have a lot of fine print regarding them.

I don't deal with Premium 2000 much but I can tell you I've seen them pay virtually $0.00 on repairs and I've seen them pay almost 100% of repairs. It depends on what is covered, what your failure is, etc.

The best thing I can say is to read the paperwork you were given when you signed up. It'll tell you what's covered and what isn't. Plus read any exclusions. Just because it says they cover a component doesn't mean they're going to cover it on this repair - there is probably another area that explains why they won't cover it.



Overall, I would guess you'll save more than $3,000 (the price you paid) by having it. But don't expect it to be as good as a factory warranty.

 

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