Service Inclusive..?

[Liam]

I booked my car in for it's yearly "check up" the other day. The dealership got back in touch with me later and told me that I still have the option of purchasing a "service inclusive" package. They sent me a brochure, which doesn't tell me a great deal. Has anyone else purchased one of these? Is it worth the spend?

Thanks

[Convert]

I just got an e-mail about the same thing. Has anyone else gone for it? I know my EPP comes with the 4 year pack, so it doesn't cost me much more to extend it for another year ($246 for basic, and $3343 for PLUS <--actually quite a bit, but it'd include brake pad/discs replacement too)

[sparoz]

Originally Posted by Convert

I just got an e-mail about the same thing. Has anyone else gone for it? I know my EPP comes with the 4 year pack, so it doesn't cost me much more to extend it for another year ($246 for basic, and $3343 for PLUS <--actually quite a bit, but it'd include brake pad/discs replacement too)

3k for 1 year?! I will wait till year 4 to decide.

[Convert]

The $3k upgrade my existing plan to PLUS and adds the extra year Unfortunately the offers only available for the first 12 months after purchase. I presume it'd still be possible afterwards, but it'd cost even MORE money

[Liam]

Didn't make sense for me in the end (ie. the plan would cost more than the required servicing on my car, as mine was up to it's 2nd service when this offer came up).

[flinchy]

When pads and discs are 1k ish and std service should be <500.. :/

[pavo335]

Originally Posted by flinchy

When pads and discs are 1k ish and std service should be &lt;500.. :/

If your going to pay 1k for pads and disks I'd suggest looking at the Nashins

[GClark91]

I got the basic service package on mine.... Just be careful because it may relate to when your first service is. Anyway, my pack covers everything but breaks and tyres. I couldn't afford the 3k outlay straight up.