- Plans
- Plus: up to $2,000 per covered part, per claim
Platinum: up to $5,000 per covered part, per claim - How long it lasts
- 24, 36, 48 or 60 months, depending on the term you chose
- When it starts
- The day your factory warranty ends. If your machine had no factory warranty left, it starts on the day you bought the plan.
- Per claim
- A $100 administration fee, paid to your dealership when the repair is done. No fee on towing reimbursement.
- Overall limit
- Everything paid over the life of your plan can't add up to more than the price you paid for the machine, before tax.
- Where it applies
- Canada and the continental United States
- Who handles claims
- The dealership you bought your plan from
What's covered
Mechanical and electrical failures of the parts the original factory warranty would have covered if it hadn't expired. A failure means a covered part suddenly stops working and has to be repaired or replaced. Gradual wear isn't a failure.
The per-claim limits include taxes and the $100 administration fee. Repairs we approve stay covered for the rest of your plan.
Help when you're stuck
- Towing: up to $250 per claim when the machine can't be fixed on the spot or ridden safely to your dealership
- Accommodation: up to $100 per claim when you're more than 400 km from home and the repair will take more than 48 hours
- Rental car: up to $100 per claim on the same terms, not on weekends or holidays
- Together, these add up to no more than $750 over the life of your plan. Keep your receipts.
Rechargeable batteries
For new machines whose factory warranty covers the rechargeable battery: a one-time reimbursement of up to $500 if the battery stops working and won't take or hold a charge, for six months after the factory battery warranty ends (longer if you added optional battery coverage). Batteries slowly losing capacity with age isn't covered.
What isn't covered
- Normal wear and tear, routine maintenance, service items and consumables
- Oil and water leaks
- Damage from accidents, misuse, neglect, fire, theft, impact or submersion in water
- Rust and corrosion
- Overheating, running low on oil, coolant or other fluids, or contaminated fuel or fluids
- Damage caused by skipped or late maintenance
- Machines modified beyond factory specifications
- Racing, competition or other motorsport use
- Commercial use, such as rentals, deliveries or snow removal
- Problems that existed before your plan started
- Extra damage from riding on with a problem you knew about
- Manufacturer recalls, which the manufacturer handles
- Paint and trim
- Anything the factory warranty wouldn't have covered
- Repairs, quotes or diagnostics that weren't approved first
Your part: looking after your machine
- Have it serviced on the manufacturer's schedule, and at least every 8,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first.
- Have that service done by the dealership you bought your plan from, unless we've agreed otherwise.
- Keep your service records and invoices. You'll need them for a claim.
- Keep your warranty certificate and registration page together, ideally in the machine.
- Check that the details on your registration page are correct. Wrong details can cancel your plan.
- Keep the odometer or hour meter working.
If the service schedule isn't kept, a claim can be refused or the plan cancelled.
Costs you might pay
- The $100 administration fee on each claim
- The cost of taking the machine apart to find a problem that turns out not to be covered
- A share of the cost if a repair leaves your machine in better condition than before the breakdown
When genuine parts aren't available, reconditioned or exchange parts may be used.
This page is a summary. Your warranty certificate has the complete terms, conditions and exclusions, and its wording is what counts.