SEAT 'all in' plan - any experience?

[POIDH]

For years I've used a good independent.

I've just bought a 2017 Leon ST 1.4tsi DSG.

Seat are offering a discount on thier 'all in' plan - £579 gets me two services, two MOT, two years European roadside assistance and two years Seat warranty. This seems very good value.

However, I'm nervous of going to a main dealer with all the horror stories around over charging or needless work.

I could of course make use of the service plan, but have other work done by my independent.

Thoughts and experiences please.

[Glosphil]

I have the plan (cost me the full £795 before the discounting started) that covers 2 years of warranty & break-down cover, 2 services & 2 MOTs. Car is 2018 Leon FR 1.4TSi (150) DSG.

So far I have had one major service.

I also previously used an independent VAG specialist.

I'm a bit miffed the price was dropped a couple of months after I purchased the plan. Wondering what availability & price will be at the end of my 2 year plan.

[Canon_Fodder]

No experience, but my thoughts are that that's decent value.

Tying the OEM warranty to the dealer servicing is normally a good idea so they can't wriggle if there's an issue

[Olivergt]

I'm not normally a fan of service packages, they tend to tie you in with no real benefits.

But that sounds like a brilliant deal, servicing and a warranty for 2 years, I would be snapping that up.

Although if Seats are anything like the 3 Skoda's I've had, nothing ever seems to go wrong!

[POIDH]

Thanks all
The issue I've run into is that you need to book a session to confirm the vehicle is warrantable... This has to be before the offer ends.

Offer has been up for a fortnight - earliest appointment is 1st of June. Offer ends today....

So I can get it, but back at the higher price which is less tempting...