XRSphil

Just wanted to see who has the ford premium care extended warranty. What is the duration - years/milage of your warranty and how much did you pay for it??

This thread will be helpful for guys like myself that will be purchasing a new truck, but dont know what to expect.

Thanks for any input!

mkraffert

I bought 75,000 miles, 84 months with a $50 deductible for my 2015 for $1,495.

Ricktwuhk

Or one could read one of the many already existing threads discussing how Flood Ford or Ziegler are the cheapest, and their pricing is online for anyone to see.

samcarlos

Munkeebutt

https://www.floodfordesp.com/

I recently purchased one from here. Everything went smoothly. I have already had my dealer pull it up to verify it is in the system. It is and everything is correct.
I purchased a 7 year/100k mile, $100 deductible, 1st day rental coverage, for about $1370.

XRSphil

Thanks for the tip! Seems like everything you search just talks about those being the cheapest. Havent found anything that just simply states duration and price cut and dry, so I figured it is a pretty simple way to get a feel for what people are paying. You cant get a price of warranty when the truck is not built yet.

butcher73

Well, its also pretty easy to go to their websites, enter a few bits of info (and no, not a VIN number, just year, make, mileage, etc - so it can be a truck that isnt built yet)... and boom, you get a chart that shows deductible, mileage and ESP years..... w/ the cost for each - cut and dry. Takes less than 5 minutes on any of the websites mentioned above, and there is no signing in, no hook/line/sinker, nothing... its there for you to see what it costs in a chart form.

XRSphil

Are these provider authenic ford warranties?

butcher73

Yep, Ford ESP's

ChiefD

In my experience, I have never seen one that provided a fair amount of coverage, for a decent price and length of time. If you buy when new, you're purchasing double coverage, and you only really benefit from it once the truck is out of its B2B, and the powertrain. If you buy when the 3/36 is up, you still have PT until 5/60. Then many don't cover for very long after. Maybe up to 100K. I used to sell them when I worked for USAA, and none have ever seemed like a good deal to me. IMO, of course.