First, the point of an extended warranty is to make profit for the owners of the company. Their goal isn't to server the customer. Having said that, I had an extended warranty on my 200 SS Camaro, that I owned a few years ago, and ended up having the transmission and rear end repaired under that warranty. The dealership worked directly with warranty company and the only downside that I found was the fact that they were not reponsible to replace with new parts. In my case, they tried to located a transmission in a car with similar mileage to swap out. I don't think all the companies work the same.
I know pet warranties are almost always 3rd party meaning that the vet doesn't deal with the warranty company. You submit your final bill and hope for a check.
I understand that. As stated, under different circumstances, I wouldn't have gotten it. But since I was living in an apartment, and going through my fire academy, I didn't want to have to worry about working on my truck. I'm going to go back to the dealer I bought it from, and see what they can do for me.
