Comments by "rondhole" (@rondhole) on "Should you buy an Extended Warranty for your Toyota?" video.
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I really really like your video, especially this one. Yes, the warranty does not cover typical things that fail like tires, brake pads/rotors, spark plugs, 12V batteries, timing belt, clutch, Struts, shocks.
Some covers bushings, stabilizer rings, steering linkage, brake pads, bearings, brake booster in Hybrid, hybrid battery, valve cover gaskets, sparkplug seals, thermostat, sliding doors, lock-latch, and water pump.
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@rgerepka Thanks for the info, good to know, I was wrong about the engine parts. Every extended insurance has their FINE print that is tricky. But usually, they do not cover wear items like tires, brake pads/rotors, spark plugs, 12V batterie, and clutch. Some cover shocks/struts, but not all insurances do that. How much did you pay for the extended warranty, for how long (miles/year)? The water pump typically lasts at least 150k miles. The problem with hybrid, they use an electric water pump and do not leak, they fail internally from disintegrating plastic/nylon rotor or propeller.
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