Powersports Extended Service Prices: Are They Worth It?
An extended service contract for a Powersports vehicle like an ATV or motorcycle gives owners an added layer of protection against financial losses should their vehicle be in dire need of repair sometime in the future. Powersports Extended Service prices vary, depending on several factors including the type, model, and age of the vehicle, among other things.
In general, Powersports Extended Service prices range between $1,000 to $3,200 for an ATV. For a motorcycle, Powersports Extended Service prices usually start at $700/year. There are dealerships that offer this type of service monthly as well, usually starting at $400++.
As you can see, several factors are considered when determining the prices of extended service contracts for Powersports vehicles. Your best option is to personally talk to your dealership agent to determine the accurate price for your vehicle, considering the inclusions and terms of the contract you wish to purchase.
Is an extended service contract worth its price?
The answer to this question depends on two things: how often you use the vehicle and the general conditions under which you use it. If you like taking your ATV to weekend off-roading rides, and you do this every week, then yes; an extended service contract will be worth its price. Once your manufacturer’s warranty lapses and you suddenly find that one of the ATV’s mechanical parts has broken down, an extended service contract could cover the repair or parts replacement depending on the terms of your contract.
Understand, however, that an extended service contracts has limitations as well. For instance, a mechanical breakdown won’t be covered if it was due to misuse or neglect on your part. Tires and wheels, which are parts that naturally wear out, won’t be covered as well. Dealerships offer a different type of service contract for this, usually a Tire & Wheel Protection Plan or something similar.
Routine and maintenance checks are likewise excluded from an extended service contract. Think of an extended service contract as an extension of your manufacturer’s warranty. Once it expires, the extended service contract takes over. It will cover all the same parts, repairs, and replacements as that of your manufacturer’s warranty, but with a few other inclusions, all of which will depend on what the dealership offers as well as your preference.
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