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Coverage that continues past the factory term, so an unexpected repair doesn’t land on you in the middle of a season.
Why owners take it
A gyro stabilizer is a serious piece of machinery in a hostile environment. Most owners go years without an unplanned repair — and then one component lets go, and the bill for parts plus labor plus a technician’s travel arrives in the middle of July.
Extended coverage moves that from a surprise to a known number. It also travels with the boat: a unit still under coverage is worth more at sale than an identical one that isn’t, and buyers notice.
The catch is timing. Eligibility depends on the age of your unit and its service history, and once the enrollment window passes it doesn’t reopen. If your factory term is inside its final year, this is the conversation to have now rather than next season.
Coverage
Read both columns. A warranty is only as good as its exclusions, and we’d rather you know them now than at claim time.
Keeping the annual service current isn’t a formality — it’s what keeps a claim payable. Every service we perform goes into your file, so the record is there when you need it.
Terms
Pricing depends on your unit class, its age and its service history. The table below shows the shape of the options — your actual quote comes after we look at your file.
| Plan | Adds | Best for | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continue | +1 year | Bridging one more season | Quoted |
| Extend | +2 years | Most owners | Quoted |
| Extend Plus | +3 years | Boats you plan to keep | Quoted |
| Pre-sale | Transferable term | Listing the boat | Quoted |
Send us your model, serial number and roughly when the unit was commissioned. We’ll tell you which plans you’re still eligible for and what each one costs.
Check My EligibilityHow it works
01
Send the model, serial number and commissioning date. We confirm which plans your unit still qualifies for.
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Units outside their factory term usually need a current inspection before coverage starts. Often this can be combined with your annual service.
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You get the full policy document, not a summary. Read the exclusions before you sign — we’d rather answer questions now.
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Coverage is recorded against your unit, and we track your service intervals so nothing lapses that would void a claim.
Common questions
Factory terms vary by model and by when the unit was commissioned. The practical answer: check your paperwork, and if you’re inside the final year of coverage, talk to us. Eligibility narrows as the unit ages and closes entirely at a point.
Not necessarily, but options are more limited and usually require a current inspection first. Send us the details and we’ll tell you straight whether anything is still open to you.
On most plans, yes — and it’s worth real money in a negotiation. Tell us before you list, because there’s usually paperwork to file at transfer.
Yes. Scheduled maintenance is a separate cost, and keeping it current is a condition of coverage. A warranty covers failures, not upkeep.
The usual culprits: missed service intervals, work by an uncertified third party, and damage from neglect rather than failure. The full exclusion list is in the policy document, and we’ll walk you through it before you sign.
You call us, we diagnose it, and we handle the claim paperwork. You shouldn’t be the one arguing with a warranty administrator about a fault code.
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