I used a different Swift dealership for servicing compared to purchase, and they looked after my warranty for a new rear panel. I guess it all depends on the deanship as they dont get paid lots of dosh for warranty work. But there is nothing to stop you having it serviced by a local dealership for your make, and if warranty issues arise then you could then take it back to the supplying dealer.Thanks I’ll have to get a price from the dealer unfortunately they’re quite far away typical
If you use an AWS mobile technician and a warranty claim is necessary then if you have an AWS tech who is also approved by the manufacturer of the Caravan then they can submit a claim and undertake warranty work. For example a local Swift approved workshop sorted our cracked pano window via a warranty claim. Our previous experience of both servicing and warranty work by the supplying dealer was woeful. No way would I go near them again.Depends on Dealer or Mobile service engineer. If it is a brand new caravan I would advise to use the supplying dealer whilst it is still under warranty. Probably Dealer about £75 dearer than a Mobile engineer. but worth it if there is any warranty claim needed
Yes for servicing, AWS can do OEM warranty, Thetford, Dometic, Alde etc, the rest has to go back to dealer, unless you are extremely lucky and have an AWS/Adria service agent in your area, I knew of one but don’t know if he still does them for warrantyThis is from Adrias’ own warranty page on their website
4. The vehicle must undergo a full annual service and inspection, including a moisture survey, carried out, subject to paragraph 5 below, by an Authorised Adria Service Centre or by a service agent that is a member of the National Caravan Council’s Approved Workshop Scheme (AWS).