This is extended warranty central. We connect you to extended warranty specialists who can help keep your GMC Sierra on the road for a long time.
Extended warranties come in basically three varieties: bumper-to-bumper, stated component and drive train. Any one of these can help you save worry and money.
Bumper-to-bumper warranties are normally only available for GMC Sierras that are "new." (Any van, car, truck or SUV that has some of the original warranty remaining on it is considered "new.") Since GM is still making the GMC Sierra, it very possible that your truck could qualify for a bumper-to-bumper extended warranty. One of experts can tell you. Just ask.
Stated-component extended warranties cover only selected or "stated" items. Whatever components are listed in the policy, those (and only those) are covered. This type of extended warranty is normally recommended for trucks, cars, vans, and SUVs that have more than 100,000 miles on the odometer. Stated-component warranties cover items like your GMC Sierra's transmission, radiator, engine, alternator, and water pump. It is quite possible that the warranty will also cover gaskets, seals, and some electrical components like video and stereo equipment, navigation and security systems. "Smart" versions of this type of warranty allow you to specify the parts you want covered; this is in contrast to a "fixed" list of parts.
Do you want to cover just your drive train? Buy a drive train extended warranty! It will only cover your higher-mileage GMC Sierra's drivetrain, but that's OK. This means your engine, transmission, drive shaft and drive axles are safely insured. It is possible you may be able to buy an "enhanced coverage" drivetrain warranty, which will protect a few other components on your Sierra, like video and stereo systems. Call or email one of our expert providers to find out.
When you shop for extended warranties, remember: price is only one of the items you should consider. You will also need to find out what components are covered and for how long the coverage lasts. Also be sure to inquire about added benefits like rental car services and towing
Many people add extended-warranty coverage to their GMC Sierra new or used car loan. This is OK but bear in mind that buying from a company that specializes in extended warranties will most likely give you a better deal. The result is lower payments.
Often extended warranties are transferable. This means that for a small fee you can transfer the remainder of the policy to the new owner of your GMC Sierra. This is a good selling point and you as the seller will want to make sure you mention the transfer option when you are selling your Sierra.
Think of the many great ways to contact extended warranty companies. You can do it on the internet, via chat lines, email and on their websites. And, of course, you can call them on their toll-free "800" number. Many companies can give you a quote right on their website, so within minutes you know your price and what an extended warranty for your GMC Sierra will cover. Simple, easy, safe and free. Now that is a good combination.
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