We Offer Full Service Auto Repair & Maintenance

Coverage Waiting Period
Your coverage is active after the Waiting Period is over. Please see the Declarations Page of your contract for the time and mileage of your Waiting Period.

An “Extended Auto Warranty” is a contract offered by a new car dealer to wrap the new car Factory Warranty and extend beyond it. A Vehicle Service Contract is sometimes incorrectly referred to as an “Extended Auto Warranty” or “Extended Warranty” if sold outside of a new vehicle purchase. The difference is subtle but important: Extended Auto Warranties are offered by car dealers. Auto Warranties are provided by a manufacturer and are included with the original vehicle purchase. In contrast, Vehicle Service Contracts must be purchased separately and can be purchased at any time; although the earlier you purchase a Vehicle Service Contract in the life of the vehicle, the better coverage you can usually obtain.

Vehicle Service Contract (VSC) 101
Vehicle Service Contracts are designed to protect consumers and their pocketbooks against unexpected, costly repairs to their vehicles. Plans cover the costs associated with auto repair, including parts, labor, and sales tax, for covered repairs or replacements. Vehicle Service Contracts have different coverage levels and benefits, depending on the type of contract purchased and the place of purchase; therefore coverage for any given repair is based on the terms and conditions of the consumer’s particular plan. Much like a manufacturer’s warranty, the vehicle components that are specified for coverage in the Vehicle Service Contract should be covered entirely, provided regular maintenance has been properly and regularly performed as defined by the terms and conditions of the contract.

Your Vehicle Upkeep Responsibilities
Vehicles need proper maintenance, as outlined in your vehicle’s owner’s manual. Be sure to keep accurate maintenance records and receipts. Neglecting this responsibility may not only jeopardize your Vehicle Service Contract coverage, but will also put your investment at risk.

Vehicle Service Contract (VSC) Coverage
Unlike car insurance designed to cover you and your vehicle in case of an accident, Vehicle Service Contracts protect your budget by covering necessary automotive repairs when covered breakdowns or failures occur. Each Vehicle Service Contract is different and specific coverage varies depending upon the Vehicle Service Contract purchased, optional coverage selections, state of purchase, place of purchase, and seller agreement. It’s important that potential buyers review any contract carefully and ask any questions they may have before purchase.

Vehicle Service Contract (VSC) 101
Vehicle Service Contracts are designed to protect consumers and their pocketbooks against unexpected, costly repairs to their vehicles. Plans cover the costs associated with auto repair, including parts, labor, and sales tax, for covered repairs or replacements. Vehicle Service Contracts have different coverage levels and benefits, depending on the type of contract purchased and the place of purchase; therefore coverage for any given repair is based on the terms and conditions of the consumer’s particular plan. Much like a manufacturer’s warranty, the vehicle components that are specified for coverage in the Vehicle Service Contract should be covered entirely, provided regular maintenance has been properly and regularly performed as defined by the terms and conditions of the contract.