Extended warranty after racetrack

[Big pops]

Has anyone had issues with extended warranty coverage after taking their durango to a racetrack or drag strip? I know technically racing use can void stuff, but has anyone actually got denied a claim because of it. Thinking about getting MaxCare but don't want to waste the money if they can just say no later, need opinions or suggestions please

 

[MilkAndToast]

Has anyone had issues with extended warranty coverage after taking their durango to a racetrack or drag strip? I know technically racing use can void stuff, but has anyone actually got denied a claim because of it. Thinking about getting MaxCare but don't want to waste the money if they can just say no later, need opinions or suggestions please

Technically, yes, racetrack/drag strip use can void your extended warranty

 

[Kodiya]

I took mine to the strip a few times and I never mentioned it at service, and MaxCare still covered a tranny issue....but just don't advertise it and you'll probably be fine and keep receipts clean

 

[G.I. joe]

It's a gamble, technically, racing can void coverage, but I haven't heard many cases where a claim was outright denied just for track use. Still, it's a risk. MaxCare is good for peace of mind, but if you're planning on regular track days, it might not be worth the worry down the line.

 

[duralegend1263]

It's smart to be careful. Just so you know, if you use your vehicle for racing or on a track, it could void your warranty, including MaxCare. Some people have had their claims turned down if any damage was tied to racing, even if it wasn't clear. If you're thinking about taking your Durango to the track, it's better to keep it stock to lessen the chances of issues, but there's still a risk of claims being denied. It's a good idea to reach out to Dodge or Mopar before getting MaxCare.