i know that as i got close to mine expiring, i was FLOODED with postcards and other mail from them about extending my warranty...perhaps call the dealership where you bought your truck and ask them?

 

There is a $150 transfer fee for the 7/70 drivetrain warranty. If you can find documentation where the dealer says it was part of the purchase - you can probably get them to pay it. Even if you can't find documentation, ask anyway. They may eat the cost as a customer service.

 

I'm not sure how it works with manufacturer's warranties, but for a cheaper price you can usually get an extended warranty from another company. With my last truck, I refused to buy the extended warranty through the dealership, and bought one online from warrantydirect.com. They had more coverage options, with the top-of-the-line being better than an extended warranty from the manufacturer. They also let you do a payment plan. Now I can't vouch for how well it worked, because I never needed to get any repairs on my Ranger. Of course, the finance people at the dealerships will swear against these aftermarket warranties, because then they don't get their commission. That warrantydirect.com was recommended by carbuyingtips.com.

 

I brought my Ram used about 4 months ago. If I want to transfer the 7/70 warrenty, do I have to find the dealer that the original owner brought it from or can any Dodge dealer do the transfer? Is the $150 that everyone is talking about the fee for the transfer of warrenty?

 

I paid $925.00 for complete 7/70 Bumper to bumper. I paid this when i bought it, Because i traded My other Ram truck they give a Repeat customer discount.

 

If you don't like to work on your truck/vehicle the extended warranty is a nice thing. Personally, I like to play the odds on something like this. I've always had good luck with Mopars. If something does break, I've been fortunate enough that it was something I could fix.

When are you getting your R' bee?