VW All-In Service plan - special offer.

[Al1040]

Me too, i'm waiting for the Black Friday 'Deal' fingers crossed, current warranty and service plan run out early Nov.
Having the eligibility check done first week in Nov at next service.

[dustybones]

hmmmmm not long taken it out for my partners GTI PP and it worked out at 29.99 a month. Still seems over all a decent deal I think.

[P6GTD]

Does anyone know how long the post-inspection offer remains open for or do you have to buy as soon as the dealer signs off your “pass”?
(My existing annual warranty, roadside recovery and indeed MOT expire on 1/3/23 and I don’t want to cancel too early and lose some value. On the other hand my next service, already paid for by the second service of my existing Service Plan, is due in early Jan 23 and I would prefer the All In inspection to be done at the same time for convenience.)
It’s a question of timing!

[P6GTD]

Oh, and by the way, VW UK website assistant was unable to tell me today and I can’t find T&Cs on the website links. Does anyone have the All In T&Cs available?

[SRGTD]

Oh, and by the way, VW UK website assistant was unable to tell me today and I can’t find T&Cs on the website links. Does anyone have the All In T&Cs available?

You can access them here;

https://customer.vwfs.co.uk/service-plans/all-in.html

Once you’ve opened the link, scroll down the webpage to ‘Important Documents’. Click on ‘Volkswagen’ and select the third document - ‘Volkswagen Warranty - Terms and Conditions’.

[greencode]

Does anybody know what 6 years means?

My R's 6th birthday is on the 27 March 2023 and I have one remaining service on my current service plan. What I was therefore thinking (if the offer is still around by then) is to get it serviced a few weeks before that date and get the eligibility check and then take out the All In Plan so that'd then take it up to its 8th year. Have no plans on selling it before then. Still feels as good as new 

[karlos]

Passed the eligibility check today. They didn't mention the front diff which I've never had serviced. They did their usual upsell attempt for the aircon service, but they didn't make it a requirement for all-in so I turned it down for the third year running. Was still blowing ice cold during the heatwave so I don't see the point.

Does anyone know how long the post-inspection offer remains open for or do you have to buy as soon as the dealer signs off your “pass”?
(My existing annual warranty, roadside recovery and indeed MOT expire on 1/3/23 and I don’t want to cancel too early and lose some value. On the other hand my next service, already paid for by the second service of my existing Service Plan, is due in early Jan 23 and I would prefer the All In inspection to be done at the same time for convenience.)
It’s a question of timing!

Dealer told me today that the eligibility check is valid for 7 days. I had to cancel the 14 days I had left on my extended warranty to activate All-in as you're not allowed to have two warranties running at once. They gave me a free MOT as compensation which is more than fair.

[Guzzle]

My service plan runs out shortly as does my extended warranty.

Thinking of going for the all-in this time around. I'm due a cam belt change soon though and VW's website price of £789 is ridiculous.

Does anyone have any experience of taking out the all-in or the eligibility inspection having had work done outside the VW dealer network?

[Guzzle]

Does anybody know what 6 years means?

It is up to 6 years old at point of activation.

[Yusee]

My service plan runs out shortly as does my extended warranty.

Thinking of going for the all-in this time around. I'm due a cam belt change soon though and VW's website price of £789 is ridiculous.

Does anyone have any experience of taking out the all-in or the eligibility inspection having had work done outside the VW dealer network?

Sorry, don’t know the answer in that my car hasn’t had work done outside VW but can say my service advisor booked mine today without any check. Car has only been serviced this week, and he did mention that there isn’t a requirement for an eligibility check at present.
I’d just give them a ring and ask