Best Deal on a Ford PremiumCare EV??

[LSUT1GER]

This @Granger Ford in Indiana:

This is from Zeigler Ford in Michigan:

Does any one have any better deals?

Mark

 

[mags]

The online deals are the best you will find. If you shop an ESP at your dealer they are asking double. My dealer wanted $2100 for 9y/60k
I am surprised Zeigler and Granger have this much difference between them, I never thought to compare.

 

[fvineyard]

I could not find a better price than Granger when I was in the market. I did ultimately purchase from Granger also.

 

[Ffxdude]

I could not find a better price than Granger when I was in the market. I did ultimately purchase from Granger also.

Ditto. They were also more responsive to questions than Ziegler and Flood.

 

[RickLightning]

Granger is in Iowa... https://www.grangerfordextendedwarranty.com/

Zeigler has a code on top of their page to save $275... https://www.zeiglerfordesp.com/

Granger advertises $25 over cost, pretty hard to beat that. https://www.f150lightningforum.com/...ayment-plans-are-available.19180/#post-386748

 

[Maxx]

I was not planing to look into this before my warranty is over but curious where is the the most value, you expect to get from this? Digital display? Cooling system? Battery after 8 years?……

Are they mostly covering parts our trucks don’t have? Or it is EV oriented?

Basically what is the biggest selling point for you (other than peace of mind)?

 

[Joe.....Montana]

I was not planing to look into this before my warranty is over but curious where is the the most value, you expect to get from this? Digital display? Cooling system? Battery after 8 years?……

Are they mostly covering parts our trucks don’t have? Or it is EV oriented?

Basically what is the biggest selling point for you (other than peace of mind)?

I jumped on an ESP from Granger. I purchased an 8 yr 100,000 mile warranty. The tipping point was when I saw an interview with Jim Farley and he said the difficulty when doing OTA's was working with the 80-100 different companies who have components in the truck. I want the components of those 100 companies covered for as long as the battery.

 

[Maxx]

I jumped on an ESP from Granger. I purchased an 8 yr 100,000 mile warranty. The tipping point was when I saw an interview with Jim Farley and he said the difficulty when doing OTA's was working with the 80-100 different companies who have components in the truck. I want the components of those 100 companies covered for as long as the battery.

Do you know what is NOT covered? like labor for replacing those components? Display? Cooling system? Or everything bumper to bumper is covered with what you have?

 

[Joe.....Montana]

Do you know what is NOT covered? like labor for replacing those components? Display? Cooling system? Or everything bumper to bumper is covered with what you have?

Labor is covered. I paid for the Premium Care EV. Attached below is a link to the different plans where you can open a brochure pdf.

https://fordprotect.ford.com/extended-service-plan

 

[Ffxdude]

I was not planing to look into this before my warranty is over but curious where is the the most value, you expect to get from this? Digital display? Cooling system? Battery after 8 years?……

Are they mostly covering parts our trucks don’t have? Or it is EV oriented?

Basically what is the biggest selling point for you (other than peace of mind)?

For me it was piece of mind at a minimum. It covers the majority of the other stuff that's in it (some of which you mentioned) which you'd otherwise lose coverage for after the 3yr/36k was up.

Some think it's a waste, some swear by it. It's all what makes you feel comfortable and how long you plan on keeping the vehicle. All the prior Ford's we've had have had issues on covered parts where we've broken even, or come out ahead in with the ESP.

 

[Solar]

Please share if you've had good experiences with online coverage from out of state. It may be best to get Ford to pay for an extended warranty offset given so many recalls/CSP's and days in service many of us experience - like 7 year's bumper to bumper. 100,000 mile poster on another forum had 97.5 integrity of his battery power - so that is a good sign. Thank you.

 

[Maxx]

Labor is covered. I paid for the Premium Care EV. Attached below is a link to the different plans where you can open a brochure pdf.

https://fordprotect.ford.com/extended-service-plan

Am I reading this wrong or HVB is not covered from year 8 to 10?

 

[OG_Ragnar]

That’s my understanding as well. No additional battery warranty coverage past the standard 100k.

 

[bmwhitetx]

Labor is covered. I paid for the Premium Care EV. Attached below is a link to the different plans where you can open a brochure pdf.

https://fordprotect.ford.com/extended-service-plan

Just a reminder to make sure you switch from Gas/Diesel to Electric before downloading the brochure. They are different.

 

[RickLightning]

I was not planing to look into this before my warranty is over but curious where is the the most value, you expect to get from this? Digital display? Cooling system? Battery after 8 years?……

Are they mostly covering parts our trucks don’t have? Or it is EV oriented?

Basically what is the biggest selling point for you (other than peace of mind)?

As stated, you cannot extend the battery warranty.

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