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A calmer way to consider repair coverage
Compare vehicle service contract options based on your vehicle, mileage, and coverage needs.
Start with your vehicle
Four clear steps
We request only what is needed for each stage and keep important contract limitations close to the decision.
Share the vehicle, mileage, location, and purchase status needed for a preliminary review.
We apply current eligibility and plan configuration without treating the result as final approval.
Compare configured terms, limitations, documents, and pricing before making a decision.
Follow the contract’s claims process and obtain authorization before repairs begin.
Coverage levels
Start with major powertrain systems, add more everyday systems, or explore the broadest available option for an eligible vehicle.
Focused protection
A practical starting point centered on the major systems that keep your vehicle moving.
Best suited to drivers seeking focused protection for an older or higher-mileage vehicle.
Stated-component plan
Recommended for most drivers
Builds on Powertrain with a wider group of systems used throughout everyday driving.
Best suited to drivers who want a balance between focused protection and broader system coverage.
Expanded stated-component plan
Broadest protection
Designed as the broadest option for eligible vehicles, with coverage organized around contract exclusions.
Interactive coverage explorer
Select a vehicle system to see what you should verify in the applicable contract.
Explore engine
Engine-system eligibility and covered components depend on the selected contract, vehicle, and applicable exclusions.
Compare Coverage OptionsWhy this experience is different
The platform is designed around transparent decisions—not countdowns, unverifiable claims, or hidden lead language.
Straightforward coverage explanations
Contracts available before enrollment
Clear claims instructions
Support before and after purchase
Plan and deductible options only when configured
Repair facility access subject to contract terms
Claims process
A clear authorization workflow helps avoid starting work before a claims decision is made.
Stop driving if the vehicle is unsafe.
Bring the vehicle to an eligible repair facility.
Provide the vehicle service contract information.
Ask the repair facility to submit its diagnosis.
Wait while authorization is reviewed.
Complete only approved covered repairs.
Payment is handled according to the contract.
Diagnosis, authorization, covered amounts, and repair-facility requirements are controlled by the applicable contract and claims administrator.
Repair-cost education
Major mechanical repairs can create unexpected expenses. Coverage may help with eligible repairs according to the selected contract.
What to review
Verified customer reviews are not yet available, so this space focuses on practical comparison criteria.
Frequently asked questions
Where an answer depends on final company contracts or procedures, we say so directly.
It is a contract that may help pay for eligible repairs after a covered mechanical breakdown, subject to its terms. It is not auto insurance and it is not a manufacturer warranty.
No. A vehicle service contract is a separate product. Eligibility, covered components, administrators, and claim procedures come from the contract you select.
Vehicle age, mileage, location, use, condition, and other configured rules may affect preliminary eligibility. Final rules must be approved before launch.
You can begin with ZIP code, vehicle year, make, model, mileage, and purchase status. We request contact information only after the vehicle steps.
Do not assume they are. Pre-existing conditions may be excluded, and the exact contract controls every coverage decision.
Eligible repair-facility requirements must be confirmed in the selected contract. Contact claims support before authorizing work.
Your next step
Best suited to eligible newer or lower-mileage vehicles whose drivers want the widest available option.
Exclusionary-style plan
