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My wife is changing her car and likes a deal with 'free servicing'.  Can someone tell me if these deals cover the oil and filters etc or just the labour.  I know that this isn't a strictly Yeti question, but the Search box and Forums didn't produce an obvious alternative.

It normally covers parts and labour, or at least it did when I had it with my nissan.

Should cover routine service parts and labour e.g.oil and filters.  But will not cover consumables that just wear out such as brake pads and tyres.

It will pay for 3 normal services, at 10, 20 & 30k.

Anything extra needed that isn't covered under warranty isn't covered.

I haven't had to pay anything extra for mine over 40,000 miles.

I wonder if I'll get a nice tin of boiled sweets with every service like I used to with my Honda Accord? Maybe the large amounts of moolah that this servicing cost tells me that a 3 years free servicing deal doesn't include sweeties! 'The missus and the kids always used to swipe them anyway. :happy:

It will pay for 3 normal services, at 10, 20 & 30k.

Anything extra needed that isn't covered under warranty isn't covered.

I haven't had to pay anything extra for mine over 40,000 miles.

+1 to that.

I still get mine washed and hoovered out,with all the coffee I can drink.

The only difference from a pay yourself service,is you have to pay a small payment if you want to book a loan car.

+1 to that.

I still get mine washed and hoovered out,with all the coffee I can drink.

The only difference from a pay yourself service,is you have to pay a small payment if you want to book a loan car.

 

I got a free loan car with my nissan free servicing plan. 

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Many thanks for all the info.  Looks like the tin of sweets will have to be subject to negotiation!

My three year servicing deal ("free" with finance package) covers exactly the same items as paid-for services, PLUS a brake fluid change after two years,  which would be an "extra" on top of a normal service.  Free collection and delivery of car,  or courtesy car, also included,  as it would be on a normal service at my dealer.

I don't have a service plan (Wouldn't be applicable due to my annual mileage, anyway) but I get a FREE loan car every time my car goes into the dealers.

Obviously more "turned-on" dealers in Wales. :giggle:

I got a free loan car with my nissan free servicing plan. 

 

thats amazing.......shame its not nissan were talking about

thats amazing.......shame its not nissan were talking about

 

Oh sorry, silly me cos I thought we were  :wonder:

 

The point I was making is that people can and possibly should still get a free loan car with their free servicing plan, not to assume it costs extra.

I assumed this would be a helpful answer.

the cost of any car provided is down to the dealer, some are free, some charge a nominal sum.

 

has nothing to do with being on a free or paid for service plan unless written into terms of said plan

the cost of any car provided is down to the dealer, some are free, some charge a nominal sum.

 

has nothing to do with being on a free or paid for service plan unless written into terms of said plan

 

It might have been more helpful to post this in the first place then instead of replying sarcastically to my post.

It might have been more helpful to post this in the first place then instead of replying sarcastically to my post.

Rest assured Marie, there are some people on this forum who appreciate your comments and advice. Many thanks for your pictures and experience when applying the decals to your vehicle. I'm tempted to order some for my white Yeti which will hopefully be due at the start of November....... :happy:

If you need help with ordering etc give me a shout. A few others have ordered now too.

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