Endurance Warranty

The protection plans offered by Endurance Warranty are the best in the business. No other company I have come across offers the same kind of service that Endurance Warranty does. They have a plan for whatever situation you might be in. I am very impressed by them and will continue to shop with them in the future.

I have a truck that I paid a lot of money for and it's got all-electronic things involved with it. If anything breaks, it's gonna be expensive. With that in mind, I wanted to go ahead and get a warranty now. I went online and Endurance was rated high, so I decided that's who I wanted to do business with. The rep was very informative, personable and made me feel welcome.

Getting an extended warranty from Endurance was easy. They popped up as number one, and their rep asked me a lot of questions. Her knowledge and expertise were good. She did a really good job when discussing what would be the best way to go.

When I went to have my car serviced, they asked me if I would consider trading because my car still had a little bit of warranty left under it. The powertrain warranty would be expiring in July and I wasn’t aware. I said that I wasn’t interested in trading. But I started looking for some coverage. I googled the best company for auto warranties and on the things that I found, Endurance was listed as number one overall. After that, I filled out a form online. It was on a Saturday and I didn’t hear by email but then a girl named Pam called me on Tuesday and she was so nice. She made me feel like it was my sister calling me. She was real honest about any questions and for every question I had, she was able to answer. I also felt very confident because she was sure of herself.

Do not... I repeat... Do not purchase a contract from this company. They will twist and contort the contract language to deny rightfully covered parts. I have a 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee with a water pump that needs to be replaced. The water pump is a specifically covered part under the contract. The rep informed me that the claim is not covered because the water pump was damaged by a leaking seal/gasket. Select premier coverage states that it covers the "water pump," and there are no exclusions listed with the water pump (by contrast, there are exclusions listed with other parts such as the housing and engine block). The rep pointed to the section of the contract stating "Seals and gaskets are covered only in conjunction with a covered component repair. Leaking and/or failed seals and gaskets are not covered as stand alone seals or gaskets."

I purchased a vehicle a few weeks ago and in terms of warranties, Endurance had the better deal. I worked with Pam and she was all right. She was saying that they're the number one in the industry and that was why I went ahead with Endurance. It wasn't difficult making payments at all either. All you need is a debit card.

I looked into getting a warranty due to the price of repairs in general. I did a little research and Endurance seemed to be the best. They answered all the questions that I had and it was pleasant dealing with them. It's easy to make payments as well. I gave them my credit card number and the payment just comes out of that. So far, my experience with Endurance has been good.

I appreciate extended warranties. I haven’t used them quite often but I’m a pro type of person that believes in taking care of things ahead of time because I know that vehicles are expensive to get repaired. It’s easy to pay a warranty over a period of time than it is to put down $3,000 for something that needs to be repaired. I was pleased with the rep of Endurance. They explained everything to me and then they set me up with a certain amount of dollars a month, so it worked out real well. The whole situation and the whole phone call was very pleasant and informative. I’m very satisfied with the purchase and I would recommend Endurance to a friend.

I drive a 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee that has approximately 90,000 miles. I know they run into engine and transmission work and electrical issues and it's gonna be costly when it breaks down. There's only so much I could do, basic repairs and I heard Endurance was a decent company, so I set up my account with them and they are helpful. However, I haven't been sent any emails which might be helpful. Let's say I have to make a claim, what process do I have to do on my part? Where can I bring it? Do they need information from me besides the VIN. How does that stuff work?

I bought a car a few months ago. I read about Endurance and they were really good. Their rep was great. He brought the whole thing down to me like what will be covered and which plan was the best. I wanted one that was fully loaded, and he gave it to me with a great price at $77 a month. They sent me a pamphlet with a bunch of paper I read over. He gave me 121,000 mile warranty for five years, and it's transferable. So, whatever car I buy within that year and time, I could transfer the warranty on.

I signed up with somebody but I didn’t do my homework and the people I signed up with were not even associated with the Better Business Bureau. I read a lot of feedback and I decided to switch. Then, I went online and looked up the best extended coverage for vehicles and Endurance was one of the ones that came up. The rep was very helpful and knowledgeable and I would recommend Endurance.

I purchased my warranty with Endurance around a year and a half ago. I purchased it when I purchased my 2004 Ford F-150. The gears in the differential failed causing extensive damage internally the entire rear axle needed to be rebuilt. I purchased the truck WITH a lift kit on it from a well known, reputable dealership. Endurance contacted me today telling me that my complete warranty is null and void due to the fact the truck has a lift kit on it. I purchased the truck with the lift kit already installed.

I purchased a service repair contract or warranty in June 2018 from Endurance. The agreement covered the engine and transmission. In December 2018 the transmission failed suddenly while warming the vehicle a 2006 Chevy 4x4 Trailblazer in front of my home. I immediately called Endurance. They sent a tow truck. It was towed to the repair shop. The licensed mechanic at the shop ascertained the transmission had failed. Endurance sent an inspector about a week later. His summary was the transmission had indeed failed.

I have a Jaguar which is an expensive vehicle, and I need to have a warranty on there. I looked into a few companies and they recommended Endurance. The rep of Endurance helped me out. It just seem like they knew what they were talking about and tried to give me the best rates. They took care of my needs.

Endurance offered me the best deal after I spoke with multiple companies. Also, they were the most helpful. Their reps were very knowledgeable and could answer any question I had. They were hospitable and polite as well. They gave me multiple options for my warranty and tailored the best fit for me. Thereafter, my rep called to make sure that everything was doing well. Making payments has also been very easy. Endurance was able to get my information over the phone.

The year of my car and the expense of having to repair one led me to look into auto warranties. I looked up the rating, decided to work with Endurance Auto and they're fine.

I had seriously considered CARCHEX but they looked almost in a bargaining kind of state and I didn't feel comfortable with that. On the other hand, I liked Endurance's pricing. As their rep and I discussed what I considered to be a little higher than I was willing to pay, he searched some other way of finding a company who was affordable and provided as much coverage as I was asking for. He went the extra mile. Also, we didn't beat around the bush. He gave me a list and just cut through the chase. I got more coverage with Endurance for less. Their service met my expectations.

Endurance is okay. They popped on the internet and when I put my phone number, they called me and it was okay. I don't want a surprise if I have to pay for the stuff, so that is why I got the warranty for the car. The reps were okay, too. Shop around to check with the best possibility, but I'm satisfied with them.

We just got a 2014 Ford Focus with no warranty and got Endurance because it sounded good. The guy who sold me the warranty was really good too and I’ve already recommended them to a few of my friends in Montana.

This company is a total RIP OFF! I have been with them for a year and never Submitted a claim. Two weeks ago my transmission on my Pathfinder was shifting bad. They told me to bring it to a shop to get inspected and the mechanic told me it needs to be rebuilt. When he called Endurance they sent over one of their inspectors and he denied the claim. They took my money every month and refused to fix my truck. I got stuck with a 900 bill from the shop. They should be charged criminally for stealing people’s money.

I come from a family of auto mechanics and they told me to look into getting an auto warranty. Endurance was the only one I knew of. I googled it and I went with them. When I paid my first monthly payment this month, it was twice as much as it was supposed to be. So, I had an issue with that because it was more than my car payment. However, it was a simple error and they fixed it right away. So, I liked them and I don’t have any issues with them so far.

I had an auto warranty before but they wanted over $3,000 upfront. So I looked online and saw that Endurance was ranked as one of the top extended warranty companies in America. I called Endurance around 7:00 in the morning, and I got ahold of a representative. We talked for about 10 or 15 minutes, told him what I was looking for and he told me about Endurance. He blew me away with his friendliness, his informative way of explaining the whole Endurance program, and it worked into my financial blanket perfectly. I was very happy with everything he had to tell me. So it was pretty much open-and-shut case to go with Endurance, and I’ve talked to several people about them.

Same thing just happened to me with as Danielle in Peekskill NY with tire size. My vehicle ships with multiple tire configurations including 275 and 295 tires. I had 285 tires on the car. The contract says specifically that tire diameter has to be less than 4% different from the factory. My tire size difference was 0.6% and they denied the claim. Different manufacturers have different actual sizes so this is completely bogus. Off to arbitration we go. Never again with a 3rd party warranty. It's not worth the paper it's printed on.

I heard an extended coverage is a really good deal. My dad has one. I spoke with him and he brought it to my attention. I purchased one from Endurance and the reps I worked with knew the information and the pricing that I wanted. Setting up and paying for the coverage was really easy. I use two different debit cards and they only charged one. They were supposed to charge the second one, however, they didn’t. Nonetheless, it still got paid for.

I wanted protection for my 2003 Dodge Ram pickup truck and Endurance had the best price. I was also impressed with the customer service. If there’s anything that would need to be improved upon, it would be the amount of time it took for me to get back in touch with the sales rep I initially contacted. But that was probably because he was on calls with other customers while I was comparison shopping. Nonetheless, I would recommend Endurance.

Prior to getting Endurance, I had CarShield. However, I never got to experience with them because I was on a month-to-month policy. However, my pay period ended up being a different pay period for my payment. So, I missed that payment, and they stopped me. So, I just wasted money for nothing. Thereafter, I went with Endurance and the salesperson whom I talked to was very cooperative. He was attentive and answered all the questions I needed. He gave me feedback and let me know everything about the company. I tried to make a payment early with another lady and she was great. If I had questions, she was also like the gentleman.

The manufacturer's warranty on my vehicle had expired and I was looking for the best possible plan I could get. We talked to a lot of companies whom we were not happy with. Thereafter, we went with Endurance and so far it has been great. The process of getting the warranty went beautifully and the reps were very helpful and informative. We didn't think they were trying to gyp us. Thus far, having the warranty makes me feel comfortable.

I felt comfortable working with Endurance. I wanted bumper-to-bumper, like brand new car coverage, no deductible. I made an agreement with the first person, but when it came back, what he said and what he entered in the computer were two different things, and the verification person took about an half hour to get everything finalized. Everybody was very nice about it, but the verification person seemed disturbed with the original agent. I used my credit card to pay the warranty and it was quite easy to do.

After paying on this warranty for several months, I had a problems with my car so I took it into a shop and a inspector came out. Said it was pre-existing and denied it. This what this company does to get out of paying. But they have no problem with taking your money every month. This company is a rip-off.

I WAS SOLD A POWERTRAIN WARRANTY THAT DIDN'T COVER MY POWERTRAIN. AFTER BEING SOLD ON AN UPGRADED WARRANTY THAT DIDN'T cover my transmission I feel I've been scammed by what is suppose to be a reputable company. Purchased the warranty after starting new job out of town for a peace of mind to avoid costly repairs. Several months later my car started acting up and got it towed to a shop. Then had to rent a car. After not hearing from Endurance for some time I called and they said an inspector was coming out.