Extended warranty on 2014 Trophy

[RPDATA]

Hey Guys,

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with IWS warranties. My dealer offered me an additional 4yrs, once the Triumph warranty expires. Total cost is $1200

- Electrical components: Electrical/electronic components of the motorcycle are covered
- Engine components: Internally lubricated parts are covered if damaged due to mechanical failure.
- Other Systems Covered: Transmission components, Primary Drive, Drive Axle Assembly, Steering Components, Brake  Components, Gauges, Fuel System Components.
- Service may be done at any IWS authorized dealer or service centre.
- Warranty is transferable to a new owner
- The servicing dealer deals directly with IWS, all you are required to do is pay the deductible ($100 per claim) and any costs not covered by the warranty to the dealer.

Thanks !

Rob

[cropbiker]

No idea of the company but compared to the quote I got the other day of £325 for 1 year here in the UK sounds a great deal!

[Papermaker]

RPDATA--

What company are you using?

Thanks,

--John

[Scubadvr]

I'd also be interested if there are any other caveats, i.e., all service has to be performed at an authorized Triumph Dealer, etc.

[Ernest T]

That's who my credit union uses for extended warranties which gives me some confidence in them.

[Ernest T]

There is a FAQ page on their website, but it doesn't address motorsports, only automobile warranties.  It says you can take a vehicle to any "licensed repair facility".  They recommend the dealer.  Your' deductible is the same regardless so its not an issue unless you don't have a dealer near by.

[w8d4it]

So do you know if one has to belong to a credit union to use ISW?  That is what the website seems to imply.

[Ernest T]

That I don't know.  Every time I finance a vehicle through my credit union they ask me if I want to buy the extended warranty.  You can buy it when you buy the vehicle or any time later as long as your loan is active.