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Warranty Forever Maintenance Coupon — Editable Fillable PDF

By Andrew Strick · Mobile RV technician, Brevard FL

Warranty Forever® is a powertrain product from NWAN, Inc., normally bundled free when someone buys an RV from a participating dealer. It is often sold as "lifetime" coverage, and it can be — but only for as long as the owner keeps up their end. That part is a maintenance record, filed every year, inside a window most owners do not know exists.

This page explains what the coupon asks for, when it has to be in, and where it goes. There is a fillable copy of the coupon at the bottom.

The 30-day rule

The record has to reach NWAN within 30 days of the anniversary of the agreement date.

Not the purchase date, not the end of the calendar year, and not "sometime that year". The agreement date is on the contract. The coupon's own wording is blunt about the consequence: failure to file "will result in denial of coverage and YOUR SERVICE CONTRACT will be void."

This is the single most common way people lose coverage they already paid for — not a declined claim, just a missed filing years earlier.

NWAN does say it sends a reminder letter and email 60 days before the submission is due. Treat that as a courtesy rather than a system of record: it goes to the address and email they have on file, which is exactly why the coupon asks you to confirm or update both every year. If you have moved or changed email since you bought the rig, the reminder is the first thing that stops arriving.

What has to be done

Five inspections. The first four apply to both motorised and towable RVs; the last is motorhomes only.

The coupon also states plainly: all maintenance must be performed by a professional repair facility. An owner doing it themselves in the driveway does not satisfy the contract, however competently it is done.

What counts as a record

NWAN asks for records "identifying the date, description of UNIT, and services performed".

That is a higher bar than people assume. A card receipt does not identify the unit. An invoice line reading "annual service" does not describe the services performed. What satisfies it is an itemised invoice that names the rig and lists the five inspections against it.

For technicians, this is worth knowing about your own paperwork. If a customer is on Warranty Forever, the way you write the work order is the thing their coverage rests on. Listing each inspection as its own line — even at no charge where nothing was needed — turns your invoice into a document that will survive a claim years later.

If you are the one doing the work and billing it, the companion page covers the other half: filing an NWAN claim and getting paid — the phone tree, the photographs mobile techs are required to send, and what the work order has to carry before they will settle it.

Where it goes

Four routes, any one of which is acceptable:

Confirm it landed

NWAN sends a confirmation email within seven days. If none arrives, call 1-800-810-8458.

Do not skip this. An unconfirmed filing and a filing that never arrived look identical a few years later, and the burden of proof sits with the owner. Keep the confirmation with the contract.

Download the editable coupon

The coupon NWAN distributes is flat paper. There are no form fields in it, so every copy in circulation — including the one most people find first — has to be filled in by hand, and printed again from scratch each year.

This is an editable version. It has been rebuilt with real form fields: open it in any PDF reader, type into the seven boxes on the first page, and save your own copy before sending it. Next year, open last year's file, change the dates, and send it again.

The coupon body is reproduced unaltered and remains © NWAN, Inc. RV Tech Cheat Sheet is not affiliated with NWAN, Inc. — check your own agreement for the terms that actually apply to it, because programme terms do change over time.

If you need the work done

Any professional repair facility can perform the five inspections. If you are in Brevard County, Florida, Maverick RV Repair is an authorized NWAN service provider, is mobile, and documents the job in the format above — which also means a covered failure found during the inspection can be claimed through them directly.

Book it a few weeks ahead of the anniversary rather than after it. That leaves room for anything the inspection turns up — a roof needing more than a touch-up, a spent water heater anode — to be put right and still documented inside the window.

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