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Relax warranty , good and bad options


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Hi all I’m undecided wether to get my car serviced at local dealer I was the same last year and did go with a dealer service. Our car is 6 years old and I’ve all the equipment and can get parts for free and do it myself in 45 minutes as car is very easy to work on . I’d like to her good and bad views on customers that have used the relax warranty. 
 

many thanks 

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As the relax warranty is relatively new, there may not be too many who have called on it. However with our previous car (Avensis) I kept on extending the warranty via the Toyota dealer every two years as IMHO it was relatively good value. In the last year we owned the car it needed a new alternator, a steering linkage replacement and new front calliper retainers. Warranty covered all of it and the dealer was excellent at getting it sorted. I believe that to be just shy of £1k of work.  I can only hope that the Relax warranty will be as good. 

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2 hours ago, Eddiefh said:

Hi all I’m undecided wether to get my car serviced at local dealer I was the same last year and did go with a dealer service. Our car is 6 years old and I’ve all the equipment and can get parts for free and do it myself in 45 minutes as car is very easy to work on . I’d like to her good and bad views on customers that have used the relax warranty. 
 

many thanks 

Are you UK based or elsewhere? Verso-S's in the UK are now atleast 10yrs old, so im wondering how come your car is 6yrs old?

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The OP's car is a Verso. Topic moved to the Verso forum.

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Yep it’s a verso my mistake couldn’t get the drop down option to select just verso 


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