Extended Warranty Options?

I believe I remember reading here that some people snuck in under the regular 1500 rate before Granger figured it out pretty quick.

After that they pull a non-advertised RHO specific rate once they run the VIN. I think it's somewhere between 1500 and TRX advertised rates.

Again, all from memory but I'm pretty sure this is a relatively accurate summary of the forum activity on this topic.
 
I believe I remember reading here that some people snuck in under the regular 1500 rate before Granger figured it out pretty quick.

After that they pull a non-advertised RHO specific rate once they run the VIN. I think it's somewhere between 1500 and TRX advertised rates.

Again, all from memory but I'm pretty sure this is a relatively accurate summary of the forum activity on this topic.
That's exactly what happened. Mopar put the full brakes on that shit. I just got off the phone with a rep from Granger, Jackie Harney. She said the pricing is roughly $2500 more than the standard 1500, but does come in less than the TRX, but not by much. Also, they are aware they do not have the RHO listed on the site yet, they are working on it, but they can ONLY give pricing upon taking delivery of the vehicle. My question now is, can Mark Dodge approve me (us) taking the Mopar warranty and roll that into my loan? The dealer would need to be part of that program to offer it, but they are offering the LDS/Versant to make more money on people...those are the facts. If MD won't allow me to roll the Mopar warranty into my loan, then I'm forced to pay out of pocket either full price or in monthly payments over 18 months. That will really piss me off if I can't do it...
 
Did you select 1500 or TRX? There is no option for RHO, which makes me wonder if it's truly covered at this time.
Rho. Spoke to them directly
 
From Chrysler Warranty Direct:

California recently passed a regulation that requires you to purchase your warranty from an in-state dealer. We are a dealer in Michigan and we specialize in selling the Mopar warranties nationwide at the lowest available pricing. If you can provide an address outside of California for transaction purposes, then we don't have to follow California's regulations and we can sell you the plan at our discounted rates. The Mopar plans are good at all Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealers in the country no matter where you purchase them.
 
From Chrysler Warranty Direct:

California recently passed a regulation that requires you to purchase your warranty from an in-state dealer. We are a dealer in Michigan and we specialize in selling the Mopar warranties nationwide at the lowest available pricing. If you can provide an address outside of California for transaction purposes, then we don't have to follow California's regulations and we can sell you the plan at our discounted rates. The Mopar plans are good at all Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealers in the country no matter where you purchase them.

Damn wish I knew this before purchasing directly from dealer in California.
 
Hopefully this was a good deal. Used the "payinfull" Promotional Code. 8y / 85k look like a sweet spot on time and cost.
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Hopefully this was a good deal. Used the "payinfull" Promotional Code. 8y / 85k look like a sweet spot on time and cost.
Since I'm doing the 8y/85k, the 7 year "Road Hazard Tire & Wheel" at $345 seems like a no brainier. One use would probably cover the cost. I had either 3 or 4 full replacements and 1 repair with my Raptor over the 7 year plan. The price below is from Tire Rack, the plan use would be through a tire dealer, so the price would easily be over $350 close to $400 after everything and installation.

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Can we do this anytime after delivery? I'd get this instead of going through the paperwork with MD and adding whatever they're offering?
Yes. The price goes up once you hit 1yr 12k miles
 

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