Skoda All-In policy
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Anyone got this?
For anyone like me with an eligible vehicle, Skoda do their All-In policy for £29/month over 2yrs. That includes 2 x minor services (approx £200 ea), 2 yrs warranty, 2yrs breakdown cover & 2 x MOT's.
My 2017 Yet is eligible. Seems a reasonable deal to me. It works out at £348/year, and the free services would have cost me £200, and an MOT would cost me say £40, so for £100 I get a years Skoda warranty.
For anyone like me with an eligible vehicle, Skoda do their All-In policy for £29/month over 2yrs. That includes 2 x minor services (approx £200 ea), 2 yrs warranty, 2yrs breakdown cover & 2 x MOT's.
My 2017 Yet is eligible. Seems a reasonable deal to me. It works out at £348/year, and the free services would have cost me £200, and an MOT would cost me say £40, so for £100 I get a years Skoda warranty.
What does the warranty include though? If it's absolutely everything except for consumables like pads then it might be ok, but does it cover issues with pano roofs or a potential cam belt change on the 1.5 TSI ACT engine which is causing some grief for owners?
I've just had the fuel filler release solenoid fail & the initial response was that it wasn't covered, despite it being a common VAG fault. I eventually got it sorted but if they were pushing back on something as simple & cheap as that then I wouldn't fancy my chances on something major.
I've just had the fuel filler release solenoid fail & the initial response was that it wasn't covered, despite it being a common VAG fault. I eventually got it sorted but if they were pushing back on something as simple & cheap as that then I wouldn't fancy my chances on something major.
Yes, £100 for the warranty and breakdown cover seems decent.
The minor services don’t cover any extras that might be needed depending on the vehicles age. For example mine is scheduled for a Haldex (4x4) oil change, which isn’t covered, so I’d have to pay extra for that. But I’d normally go to an indie for that as Skoda don’t acknowledge the Haldex pump filter needs changing, whereas the indie garage does.
The minor services don’t cover any extras that might be needed depending on the vehicles age. For example mine is scheduled for a Haldex (4x4) oil change, which isn’t covered, so I’d have to pay extra for that. But I’d normally go to an indie for that as Skoda don’t acknowledge the Haldex pump filter needs changing, whereas the indie garage does.
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