Motorhomes: Class A, Class B, & Class C
Travel Trailer
Fifth Wheels
Toy Haulers
New RVs or Used RVs
New/Used RVs
From comprehensive coverage to exclusionary warranty plans, we’ve got versatile coverage options for your towable, travel trailer, or motorhome.
At a time when RV repair shops are facing month-long backlogs and staff shortages, many RV owners are turning to mobile RV mechanics to get repairs done in time.
The problem: Most RV warranty companies only accept mobile mechanic repairs when the RV is completely disabled. And they only pay a tiny portion of the service fee. Until now.
For new customers, ARW now accepts repairs by mobile RV mechanics regardless of whether the vehicle is disabled.
Need your fridge repaired and don’t want your vehicle to sit in the shop for a month? Call a mobile mechanic, and ARW will cover it. We’ll even cover up to $500 of the service fee per issue—which comes in handy if the mechanic needs to make multiple visits to complete repairs.
Our coverage can be used with any licensed repair facility or mobile mechanic in the USA or Canada.
At ARW, our dedicated claims team ensures a hassle free experience.
We’re partners with our administrator, so we work closely together to process claims and resolve issues.
If you sell your RV, you can use the coverage to boost the value and provide peace of mind for the buyer.
Other warranty companies make you pay a third-party inspector before the warranty period, and can use this inspection against you later.
ARW pays full retail for brand new parts and covers diagnosis fees. That means less hassle and less out-of-pocket.
ARW provides reliable coverage that will last for the long-haul.
We deliver quality service where it counts, and our A+ rated Better Business Bureau (BBB®) business profile shows it.
Our coverage can be used with any licensed repair facility or mobile mechanic in the USA or Canada.
With other warranty companies you are left to deal with the claims administrator during a claim. At ARW, our dedicated claims team ensures a hassle free experience.
We’re partners with our administrator, so we work closely together to process claims and resolve issues.
If you sell your RV, you can use the coverage to boost the value and provide peace of mind for the buyer.
Other warranty companies make you pay a third-party inspector before the warranty period, and can use this inspection against you later.
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ARW provides reliable coverage that will last for the long-haul.
We deliver quality service where it counts, and our A+ rated Better Business Bureau (BBB®) business profile shows it.
RVers across the country choose, trust, and recommend America's RV Warranty above all others.
| FEATURE | AMERICA'S RV WARRANTY | COMPETITION / STANDARD |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile mechanic coverage |
Yes
|
No
|
| Full-price parts coverage |
Yes
|
No
|
| Power surge coverage |
Yes
|
No
|
| Consequential loss coverage |
Yes
|
No
|
| Full-time use units |
Yes
|
No
|
| Repairs anywhere (US/Canada) |
Yes
|
No
|
| In-house claim administration |
Yes
|
No
|
Even common RV repairs can hurt your wallet. All of these items are covered by our warranties.
Learn how coverage works and what it covers.
ARW’s plans cover repair costs for all the major items on an RV. Whether you’re looking for engine protection or coverage for coach items like rooftop air conditioning, ARW has a plan for your rig.
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Engine Drivetrain: Transmission, Drive Axle, Steering, Fuel Delivery Chassis Air Conditioning Electrical Fresh/Waste Water System Engine cooling Suspension Brake Heating Deluxe Appliances Interior & Exterior Slide-Out Room Kitchen Center LP Gas System Hi-Tech Leveling System Power Step Roof/Basement Air Conditioning Generator/Power Plant Entertainment Wear & Tear Seal & GasketsFor in-depth coverage details, please visit our Plans page and select your RV type.
In addition to our mobile mechanic coverage, ARW goes above and beyond to bring RVers peace of mind and budget protection. The value-added perks mentioned below are found in all our plans, from comprehensive protection plans to exclusionary plans. They’re also not dependent on the plan length, deductible, or plan cost. When it comes to RV protection, every RV deserves excellent customer service.
An extended warranty saves you from paying out-of-pocket for expensive, unexpected mechanical breakdowns.
It covers the repair costs for essential components like the engine, transmission, refrigerator, AC, slide-outs, and more, getting you back on the road with complete financial peace of mind.
Approximately 30% of RVs will break down within two years of use, and almost 80% will need repairs by their fifth year.
Because RVs combine the complexities of a house and a vehicle—using parts from many different third-party manufacturers—mechanical failures and quality control issues are highly common, even in top-of-the-line models.
ARW offers fully insured plans, requires no mandatory pre-inspections, and gives you the freedom to use any repair facility or mobile mechanic in the US and Canada.
We partner directly with our plan administrator to pay repair facilities directly (so you don't have to wait for reimbursement), and we provide dedicated account managers to guide you through a fast, transparent claims process.
Yes, ARW allows you to use a mobile mechanic for any repair at any time.
We will even cover up to $500 of reasonable mobile mechanic service fees (trip charges) per occurrence. This is a major advantage, as many competitors only cover mobile mechanics if the RV is completely disabled.
Yes, America's RV Warranty coverage is fully backed by an A-rated insurance company.
Unlike plans backed by risk retention groups that can go out of business and leave you stranded without a refund, our insurance-backed policy guarantees your coverage is secure for the long term.
It is called an "extended warranty" because it provides mechanical breakdown coverage that lasts long after the manufacturer's initial one-year warranty expires.
Technically, these are "vehicle service contracts" since only original manufacturers can legally offer a true warranty. However, the RV industry commonly uses the term extended warranty because it functions the exact same way for the consumer.
Extended warranties and vehicle service contracts are exactly the same thing.
A "manufacturer’s warranty" is included by the builder when you buy a new RV and usually expires after one year. A "vehicle service contract" (commonly called an extended warranty) is purchased from a third party like ARW to cover mechanical repair costs after the manufacturer's coverage ends.
No. A warranty covers mechanical breakdowns (like a broken AC or engine failure), while RV insurance covers physical damage from accidents, vandalism, or weather.
A warranty helps you plan your travel budget by removing the fear of a large repair bill caused by normal, everyday operation. Note: Depending on the RV class, a liability insurance policy may be required to legally drive the rig (motorhomes require it, travel trailers do not).
Buying an extended warranty while your RV is still under the manufacturer's coverage locks in a significantly lower rate.
Older and used RVs cost much more to protect. Securing your plan early saves you money overall and ensures you never experience a dangerous lapse in coverage once the short manufacturer warranty expires (which often only lasts one year and may not transfer to new owners).
Yes, our plans include valuable benefits like 24/7 roadside assistance, towing, and travel expense reimbursement.
As an ARW customer, you also receive free enrollment in the Emergency Alert Network and Money Tips programs, protecting both your wallet and your loved ones on the road.
Yes, ARW offers dedicated full-time use coverage to protect RVers who live in their rig year-round. Call us at 844-200-7314 to learn about the specific plans available for your full-time lifestyle.
An exclusionary policy is the highest, most complete level of extended warranty coverage available.
Instead of listing every single part that is covered, an exclusionary contract covers every mechanical component on the RV except for a short, specific list of excluded items (like routine maintenance and wear-and-tear parts).
Travel trailer plans start around $1,500, while motorhome plans cost more and vary based on engine type, RV age, mileage, and coverage tier.
Because most RVs need a major repair within their first few years on the road, purchasing an extended warranty is often much cheaper than paying the out-of-pocket repair bill it prevents.
No, physical water damage to your RV is covered by your RV insurance policy, not your RV warranty.
However, if a mechanical failure caused the leak, the warranty will cover the cost to repair the broken plumbing lines or components. Insurance handles the resulting water damage.
When a covered part breaks, your RV warranty pays the repair facility for the parts, labor, and mobile mechanic fees, minus a set deductible.
For example, if your rooftop AC stops cooling, a mobile mechanic diagnoses it, you pay your deductible, and ARW directly pays the mechanic for the replacement AC and the labor to install it.
Yes, an RV warranty is worth it because it caps your financial risk against skyrocketing repair and labor costs.
Unlike a savings account that can be wiped out by a single engine failure, an extended warranty provides ongoing budget protection so you don't have to worry about getting overcharged at the repair shop.
Comparing providers? See our best RV extended warranty guide, broker vs. direct guide, America's RV Warranty vs. Good Sam, and ARW vs. Wholesale Warranties.
You can use any licensed repair facility, dealership, or mobile mechanic in the United States or Canada.
We pay the service fee for mobile mechanics, and choosing to return to your original dealership does not affect your service plan coverage in any way.
Inform your repair facility that you have a service plan with ARW, and we will handle the rest.
We work directly with the shop to process the claim. For a complete breakdown of the process, we walk you through the exact steps on our Claims page.
Call our 24/7 concierge service for immediate roadside assistance outside of regular business hours.
They are available around the clock to assist with emergencies and will also help you submit a claim online so the repair process can begin as soon as possible.
No, you do not have to wait for reimbursement. We pay the repair facility directly for all covered repairs.
No, the deductible is charged per visit, not per item.
Whether you need one covered component repaired or ten components repaired during the same visit to the repair facility, you will only pay a single deductible.
Yes, we will tow your disabled RV or tow vehicle to the nearest RV repair center.
This towing benefit applies whether you break down on the side of the road or your vehicle becomes immobile while parked inside a campground or RV park.
No, RV warranties do not cover routine preventative maintenance.
Our warranties are strictly designed to protect you financially against unexpected mechanical breakdowns. Keeping up with standard maintenance to prevent those issues remains the responsibility of the RV owner.
An extended warranty protects you from paying out-of-pocket for expensive, unexpected mechanical breakdowns.
By covering the repair costs for essential components like your engine, transmission, refrigerator, AC, water heater, and slide-outs, a warranty offers financial peace of mind and gets you back on the road quickly.
Approximately 30% of RVs will break down within two years of use, and almost 80% will need repairs by their fifth year.
Because RVs combine the complex systems of a house and a vehicle—often using third-party parts—mechanical failures and quality control issues are highly common even in top-of-the-line models.
ARW offers fully insured plans, requires no mandatory pre-inspections, and gives you the freedom to use any repair facility in the US and Canada.
We partner directly with our plan administrator to pay repair facilities directly, and we provide dedicated account managers to guide you through a fast, transparent claims process without the hassle of pushy salespeople.
Yes, ARW allows you to use a mobile mechanic for any repair at any time, covering up to $500 in service fees per occurrence.
This is a major advantage for our customers, as many competitors only cover mobile mechanic trip charges if the RV is completely disabled.
Yes, America's RV Warranty coverage is fully backed by an A-rated insurance company.
Unlike plans backed by risk retention groups that can go out of business and leave you stranded without a refund, our insurance-backed policy guarantees your coverage is secure for the long term.
It is called an "extended warranty" because it provides mechanical breakdown coverage that lasts long after the manufacturer's initial one-year warranty expires.
Technically, these are "vehicle service contracts" since only original manufacturers can legally offer a true warranty. However, the RV industry commonly uses the term extended warranty because it functions the exact same way for the consumer.
Extended warranties and vehicle service contracts are exactly the same thing.
A "manufacturer’s warranty" is included by the builder when you buy a new RV and usually expires after one year. A "vehicle service contract" (commonly called an extended warranty) is purchased from a third party like ARW to cover mechanical repair costs after the manufacturer's coverage ends.
No, a warranty covers mechanical breakdowns (like a broken AC or engine failure), while RV insurance covers physical damage from accidents, vandalism, or weather.
A warranty helps you plan your travel budget by removing the fear of a large repair bill, whereas liability insurance is legally required to drive motorhomes.
Buying an extended warranty while your RV is still under the manufacturer's coverage locks in a significantly lower rate.
Older and used RVs cost much more to protect, so securing your plan early saves you money overall and ensures you never experience a dangerous lapse in coverage once the short manufacturer warranty expires.
Yes, each warranty plan comes with optional benefits like 24/7 roadside assistance, towing, and travel expense reimbursement.
As an ARW customer, you also receive free enrollment in the Emergency Alert Network and Money Tips programs to protect your wallet and loved ones on the road.
Yes, ARW offers dedicated full-time use coverage to protect RVers who live in their rig year-round. Call us at 844-200-7314 to learn about the specific plans available for your full-time lifestyle.
An exclusionary policy is the highest, most complete level of extended warranty coverage available.
Instead of listing every single part that is covered, an exclusionary contract covers every mechanical component on the RV except for a short, specific list of excluded items (like routine maintenance and wear-and-tear parts).
Travel trailer plans start around $1,500, while motorhome plans cost more and vary based on engine type, RV age, mileage, and coverage tier.
Because most RVs need a major repair within their first few years on the road, purchasing an extended warranty is often much cheaper than paying the out-of-pocket repair bills it prevents.
No, physical water damage to your RV is covered by your RV insurance policy, not your RV warranty.
However, if a mechanical failure caused a leak, the warranty will cover the cost to repair the broken plumbing lines or components, while your insurance handles the resulting water damage.
When a covered part breaks, your RV warranty pays the repair facility directly for the parts, labor, and mobile mechanic fees, minus a set deductible.
For example, if your rooftop AC stops cooling, a mechanic diagnoses it, you pay your deductible, and ARW pays the mechanic for the replacement AC and the labor to install it.
Yes, an RV warranty is worth it because it caps your financial risk against skyrocketing repair and labor costs.
Unlike a savings account that can be wiped out by a single engine failure, an extended warranty provides ongoing budget protection so you never have to worry about getting overcharged at the repair shop.
