I’m about to sign the papers for a 2025 Tundra Platinum. The sales guy mentioned that an 8-year/100,000-mile Toyota Platinum warranty usually costs $4,800, but he managed to get it down to $3,040 just for me. 
How much did all of you spend on yours? Do you think I could negotiate for a better price, or do you believe that $3,040 is a fair cost?
Sounds like he’s been hard to get in touch with lately. There’s a guy at Midwest Toyota who sells Toyota Platinum warranties for an amazing price. I think the 10-year/125,000-mile warranty for the Tundra is around $2,000.
I got a 10-year/125,000-mile Platinum warranty for $2,000 on my used 2024 model with 9,000 miles already on it.
Bret said:
I got a 10-year/125,000-mile Platinum warranty for $2,000 on my used 2024 model with 9,000 miles already on it.
I think Jerry Johnston is the contact from Midwest Motors. I couldn’t reach him, so I went with Troy Dietrich. It’s slightly over $2,000 for the 10-year/125,000-mile warranty.
That’s an official Toyota Platinum warranty. They can sell them so cheaply because they have such high volume.
You can definitely negotiate for a lower price. If I share my price here, no one would believe me.
Aim for a lower rate!
Spencer Ubbink from Oroville Toyota got me the 125,000/10-year warranty for $2,000 very quickly. His number is 530-440-2960.
An 8-year/100,000-mile warranty is typically around $1,300 from contacts listed in the forums, like that Jerry guy. Your dealer is definitely more than just pulling your leg.
Troy Dietrich from Toyota of Greenfield (MA) responds quickly. Here are his prices: