How the Program Works
We are pleased to now offer our “Repair Fund” program for our winter snowmobile season. The program is designed to provide our customers with some peace of mind in the unfortunate event that physical damage occurs to their machines while on tour.
This program is available to all of our customers participating on a Guided Tour. Each customer who provides a damage deposit must either accept or reject the option of purchasing the program at the time of check-in.
What does the program cover?
- 100% of physical damage to the covered machine above $750.00 (labor & material)
- 100% of the cost of retrieval of the machine (if required)
What does the program NOT cover?
- Medical costs or expenses
- Liability to any third party
- The first $750.00 of damage to the snowmobile
- The waiver only extends to the machine for which the waiver was purchased
- Trip reimbursement in the event the damage results in a shorter duration or completion of your trip
- Any other type of expense
How much does it cost?
- $25 per machine
FAQs
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Yes. The program covers physical damage over $750.00
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Every machine is different, but replacement cost can exceed $10,000.00
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The person who caused the damage to your machine is responsible for the total cost of repair
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Yes. However, for each damage deposit provided, all of the machines covered by that damage deposit must either purchase the program or not.
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You can only purchase the program at the time of your reservation. After the reservation is complete you may no longer purchase the program unless you call in 24 hours prior to your tour.
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The program covers the machine, not the driver
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Damage does happen. It is not regular or predictable, but it can get expensive quickly
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Yes! If damage does occur we will run an authorization for $750.00 to cover your max potential liability. When we evaluate the machine, the authorization will convert over to a charge to cover the actual amount, not to exceed $750.00
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Yes! It is entirely voluntary
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No! The $25 is the cost to participate in the program