Endurance Warranty Reviews

We did comparisons and Endurance rated pretty high. They rated pretty well when we looked them up. The process with Endurance was fine. I felt comfortable and not pressured at all. Working with the rep was pretty good. He wouldn't upsell and did a great job of explaining everything. We were on a computer verifying everything he was saying.

I'm satisfied with Endurance. Everything is great other than the gift card that they said I will receive. I haven't received that yet. The purchase went pretty smoothly. I talked to them and they went through the process with me, and then they help me break down the initial payment into two payments. I spoke with a couple reps, and both of them were very polite and thorough. They knew the answers that I needed.

Endurance is a good company. They had the best reviews of the companies that I looked at online, which was why I chose them. The rep I spoke with was knowledgeable. Their purchasing process wasn’t bad at all. It's not much to sign up and it’s not much a month. However, they refused my claim. I took my car to one place to have it looked at. They drained the transmission fluid and put new fluid in. They told me everything was fixed. However, the problem wasn’t my transmission. A week or so after I signed up for Endurance, my car started acting funny again. I took it back to the place and they did the more extensive testing. They found out that it was my transmission.

I have only ever purchased brand new vehicles and I noticed that as soon as you drive brand new vehicles an awful lot, they're worth a lot less. So, finding a slightly older vehicle that I actually liked seemed kind of scary because I have to worry if I was purchasing other people’s problems. I didn't know that in purchasing a used car, you can also purchase extended warranties just like you would if you had a new car. Finding that out was kind of a good reason that I chose to go that route. Knowing that there was stuff that I can purchase to help alleviate some of the repairs, makes purchasing a used car a little bit more valuable than just automatically getting a new one.

My vehicle was getting ready to go over 100,000 miles. I had it since it was brand new. So, I know what things are due and I wanna try to keep it beyond my 100,000 miles while I keep another 100,000 miles as I possibly can. So, I was getting some warranty just in case I'd need it. Endurance was one of the top three extended warranty companies. Apparently, Endurance is not a middleman. It is the main company you go through. The other top two were the middleman which I didn't like. The Endurance consultant gave me all the information that I needed. The individual helped me out. I took the time to review everything else and made the decision about three weeks later.

I have three cars and I had a vehicle policy with the company called Toco Warranty. The premiums were high to me, so I started searching. I was looking for value and I stumbled upon Endurance. I had Toco to compare it to then I looked at CarShield. There were some paperwork I got from the dealer, but they only deal with dealerships. Meanwhile, the Endurance website looks okay and it seems informative. It tells me everything I want to know as well. I have a new vehicle and my signing-up experience was wonderful. They’re well informed on the services they provide.

My car has 150,000 miles on it and I wanted to get a good service agreement. Of all the people that we contacted, Endurance was the most responsive. We did the sign up over the phone. The rep called and asked about the car and the VIN number and the mileage. He also asked if there was any problems with the car and I told him that we’ve always done all the maintenance. There was some problem with the exact mileage even though I gave it to several people several different times. After my fifth call about the mileage, a supervisor called me because I was going to cancel my contract. But they solved all of the issues and assured me. I had a hard time justifying why a six-digit number would cause so much problems and I had all those phone calls asking the same question. After that was resolved, we received a contract. Since they stopped calling and stopped asking me the exact mileage, my experience has been much better.

I looked Endurance up and then I checked all these fees on my searches. I then decided to call and the next thing I know, I purchased the Endurance plan. The person I spoke with was very personable and professional. Surprisingly, we had a lot in common, which was cool. Everything went well.

My car is getting up in miles and I wanna keep it for another two or three years. Endurance Auto Warranty offered a better plan. They covered more and a longer warranty on the car. Most of the other plans were expiring at 150,000 and theirs was like 250,000 miles or somewhere around that. Due to the Coronavirus, everybody's working from home. So dealing with them was great. I've made two payments with them. I just put the second payment in the mail yesterday.

I have Googled for the best providers and I researched a total five of them before selecting Endurance. It seemed like it was the best deal to go with from what I was reading. The dealership I bought the vehicle from gave a two-year warranty that was supposed to come with it. The vehicle protection specialist was informative and he explained everything in detail to me. I like to have things in writing too and I'm still waiting on the package where I can have all the details on it. The main thing I wanted to be sure about was the drivetrain -- it turned 121,000 now. When you're not getting something that is new, it is a 2015 model, you definitely want some coverage onto it.

Previously, we had CarShield and when we had a claim, I didn't like the way they did it. There was a lot of ambiguous, hidden language inside their contract. Plus, they spent too much money on advertising. I went with Endurance and I was satisfied with my experience with their reps. They explained all aspects of the coverage excellently. Making payments for purchasing the coverage was very easy too.

I wanted to make sure that I still had a warranty on my vehicle once the factory extended warranty expired. Endurance was the first company I looked at. I wanted to kinda get it out of the way. The first time I spoke with someone, it wasn’t very good. I understand that it’s a sales tactic to say that I needed to purchase a warranty before I could know what is covered. Whatever price is not guaranteed after. The sales pitch included, “We can’t guarantee this rate.” They couldn’t tell me what was covered until I buy it then I have x amount of time to return it. But why can’t they just tell me? It was ridiculous. What made it really bad was the senior sales rep didn't wanna even tell me like what was part was covered. She couldn’t really tell me anything about the warranty.

Endurance's representatives have good customer service skills. They're respectful and they knew about the product they were selling or servicing.

Having a warranty is new to me and it is something that my 92 year old father thought that was really important, so I thought I'd do it. It occurred like rattling a bunch of things up then when I found out that there was information on the internet that I could go to and I could look at at my leisure, I did a search on Google for the top warranty companies. In the various searches that I did, Endurance came up as one of the three top ones. I took my time and spent time looking at them as well as the other companies online, and they seemed like they were a good firm.

When I bought my car, I didn't feel good about the auto warranty the dealership was offering and didn't get one at the dealership. I saw an Endurance advertisement and thought I’d try it. It was a good choice. The rep was very courteous, kind, and professional.

The Endurance rep was very thorough. He did a good job explaining and answering all the questions that I had. I had a good experience.

We just purchased a used vehicle that was outside of the factory warranty and we wanted to find something to cover us. I chose Endurance mostly because the information that I got came up from ConsumerAffairs site and I did some research from there. Once I called them, they had reasonable coverage and pricing comparison. I had a third-party warranty several years back for a different car so I had a feel for what it should cost. And as long as it covered the items that I wanted and was reasonable monthly, I was okay with it.

Endurance's signup part was smooth, straightforward, and wasn't hard. At first, when I talked to an Endurance specialist, it was full coverage, but after I told him the mileage on the vehicle, it dropped down certain coverage. That was the only bad part. He did well in explaining the aspects of the coverage and setting up the payment was easy. I like how he had worked with me. I didn't have the cash right then, but he said to just pay a little bit and they'd still give me the coverage. He said that he'd just save my account and call me back.

I am a current customer of Endurance and have paid $126 a month for the last 15 months. I also paid a down payment of $250. The total cost will be just over $4600. I have had 3 claims in this 15 month period. They have disputed ALL 3. They paid 1 only after fighting tooth and nail with my repair shop (They won't let you speak to anyone who has authority to overturn a decision).

Endurance Auto Warranty was at the top of the list of auto warranty companies on the internet, which was why I chose it first. It was good, so I went with it. The rep was pretty helpful. He went over the policies with me. He gave me a number for the monthly payment and I agreed to it.

Somebody gave me the number to Endurance and said they have good deals. I called and it was a good deal to me. So I went for it. The rep explained everything correctly and gave me a good synopsis. It was good. He was very pleasant. I had to pay upfront and then it's $124 a month for the first three years, then years four and five are free, I guess.

I called Endurance and the rep was very helpful and answered my questions. I decided to move forward and it has been good so far.

I had heard Endurance is pretty good so I purchased with them and everything was good with their rep. They’re very knowledgeable. It was good to have something I can put on the car and have it taken care of.

Endurance's rep was very thorough with his explanation and was able to answer my questions effortlessly. He was really detailed and I felt like I was speaking to a friend who was very knowledgeable about their product. I felt very confident in their company because of how well he expressed things. Plus they offered coverage for six years or 100,000 miles as well as additional incentives. Most companies only offered three.

When I went into ConsumerAffairs, Endurance had a couple of recommendations. I was looking at CarShield and I did a little investigation on them but Endurance seemed like the better choice, so I went with Endurance. The representative that I spoke with ran everything down to me and told me what I was eligible for. She walked me through the whole process the way I could understand and gave me time to make a choice. She was very informative, very down-to-earth, and any questions that I had, she accommodated in a day. I didn't have to think twice after I spoke with her and I made the decision right there. The experience was gratifying, so I’m satisfied with it.

My factory warranty was about to expire and I was having trouble going through my dealership with making payments as they wanted me to pay the whole $3,000 and not do monthly anymore just to renew. I looked at the top five best car warranty companies and even though it said Endurance was number two, I liked everything that they had to offer so I ended up calling them. The representative was really nice. We had a longer conversation than expected. He made me feel really comfortable with making the purchase. We weren’t just talking about the car warranty. We fully started going into TV shows and stuff.

When I called Endurance to make my purchase, they were very informative about their products and services as far as what I would be getting and when my payment was gonna be scheduled.

The main thing that made me look into a warranty was the age of my car. It's almost 20 years old. I first heard about Endurance from the TV ads and when I spoke with someone from there, they were very nice. They were friendly, helpful and insightful. That’s why I signed up.

The specialist from Endurance Auto Warranty helped me out and gave me a good idea of what to do. He gave me the information and told me where to look at on the internet.

The guy I spoke with covered all of the different programs Endurance has. He explained everything about their program and the cost. I have a 2014 vehicle that has a low mileage but it has a lot of options on it that are expensive to repair if they go out. Based on that, and my plan to keep that vehicle I decided to go with them. However I thought Endurance would mail me out some kind of a book in regard to what’s covered and what’s not but I haven’t received that yet.

Endurance's warranty was a bit more expensive than I expected. But with all the electronics in cars today, I needed extended coverage. Endurance had the best coverage for the price and signing up with them was an easy experience. The coverage was explained to me pretty well and I understood what the reps were trying to tell me.

I liked the direct purchase with Endurance. There was no middleman in there. They called me a couple of times. I wasn’t ready to talk to them, so I ignored the call. I told them the first time that I was just wanting more information and then I would get back to them. And the rep sent everything to me in writing, which I really liked so that I could review it. Then it was up to me to decide. I take my time whenever I purchase something, so I wanted to make sure that I had enough time to really evaluate other ones that are comparable.

The first individual I talked to at Endurance helped me real well. The second individual did, too, but he didn’t seem as caring or concerned as the first one. It seemed like he just wanted to get me off the phone. But he answered all my questions, so I didn't have any problems with him.

I went to the ConsumerAffairs website, typed in extended warranty, and Endurance popped up. I saw that ConsumerAffairs was recommending them, so I went with them. Their customer service was great and the rep I talked to was very informative. He helped me through the whole process and he was very engaging. He was great.

I had a couple of issues with my vehicle so I needed to get a warranty. The car dealership that I went to told me not to get a certain car warranty because they had a bad experience with them that they didn't like pay so I got to looking into it. I looked up Endurance and everything I read seemed pretty good. I called them, got online with them, and bought the policy.

My vehicle was getting up there in miles and we were thinking about keeping it for a few more years, so we decided to get a warranty. I had a different extended warranty on another vehicle in the past as well, and it seemed to work out all right for me. This vehicle had too many miles to go bumper-to-bumper, so I wanted to get most of the items that I had covered. I did some research online and Endurance had a good price. They had good reviews too. The reps answered all of my questions, which I had many, and they were quite knowledgeable. It was a pleasurable experience. I also liked the idea of being able to cancel anytime. If I sold it, they would let me cancel. What I’ve had so far has been good, but I haven’t made any claims, and hopefully, I don’t have to. Wait and see how things turn out with me.

Previously, I had Endurance's warranty on another vehicle and I'm comfortable with them. For my newer vehicle, I put in an inquiry and they called me. The young man from Endurance was very thorough in explaining to me what they covered, what I would have to pay and what I would get along with my membership. He also told me the other perks that came along with it. He was very accommodating and he answered all of my questions.

I didn’t get a warranty through the dealership and needed one. I heard Endurance was the best third-party warranty and I reached out to them. I liked the specialist, but I had a problem with Endurance. I got the warranty sometime in April. Then my car ended up going out around April 20. I didn’t know that I had to wait a whole month or 1,000 miles. It was crazy because I was about 20 miles off of that 1,000 miles and they didn’t cover the problem. Now, I am after the mark, but they’re not gonna fix it.

The customer service at Endurance was great. I was looking for something because my car is starting to accumulate a lot of miles and I looked at the nationwide (because I'm military) and bumper-to-bumper coverage. The people I dealt with were very friendly and engaging. It was not just strictly about trying to sell the company or the product. They answered whatever questions I had. There were a couple of them but they reached out to their manager and came up with the answers for me. There was one thing I did ask of him. I know everything is electronic at the moment but I like paper copy so I have a visual. I kinda had to print my own stuff and I would have rather it be sent by snail mail. But that was the only thing.

Purchasing my Endurance warranty was no problem. Their reps worked with me on my payment plan.

I purchased an Endurance "Supreme" coverage policy soon after I bought my used BMW 3 series and I factored the cost of the coverage into the price I paid for the used car. My Endurance policy has now ended after 5 years and I can say it is the best decision I made to look after my car and worth every penny. Endurance covered every repair that needed to be performed over the last 5 years and provided a rental car when I needed it. Very professional with excellent customer service. I highly recommend them.

I had a certain policy service with Endurance years ago with another vehicle. Now, I looked around and they gave me better pricing than some of the other people around. So far, it’s been okay. I got a letter from them a couple of days ago. It said that they were gonna raise my rates and I only had the policy for about six weeks. Then I called them back and they said that the rates would go up on them and not on me. Well, we’ll wait and see.

Endurance's rep helped me out. I asked him a bunch of questions and he answered them. He went through the general information and said that there should be an email coming through to me. He also said that the policy goes into effect after 1,000 miles or after 30 days of driving my vehicle. He explained it all and did a good job.

The customer service at Endurance was great. They answered all my questions and provided me with information. I made my decision to get Endurance over another company based on the price.

I went with Endurance because they got a 5-star rating, and the purchase process was good. Everything is okay, but they never sent me my coupons that they were supposed to send. When I signed up that day, the guy said I would get a voucher. Also, he said that I would get the extra warranty with the key fob if anything was to go out, but I have to look back over my policy. It is not that serious, but that was what I was told if I started the policy. The principle of it is that everything that they asked, I did. Overall, I was satisfied, but I'm at 4 out of 5.

I examined companies online and it seemed like Endurance was reliable. It seemed to be a better opportunity than the others I checked out so I went with it. I signed up for the thing where I pay it off in two years and then the next two years, I don’t have anything. I had several options for the monthly payment and I decided it made more sense to get it paid off in a couple of years, then I wouldn’t have any more payments. And the policy is good for four years, so I would get it out of the way.

My car is relatively new. I spent quite a bit of money on it and I didn’t want to not have a warranty on it because it got a lot of gadgets. I was afraid that I would incur a lot of expenses in the future. Everybody is trying to live within their budget. So I decided that since I paid cash for it, I would buy a warranty program and look for coverage. Endurance had what I wanted and we came close to a price that I wanted to pay, so it was a win-win. Their rep knew your product well. He did a great job. I was very satisfied. I just got the hard copy of my policy a couple of days ago. Also, the payment is simple. I gave them an auto-card and it would automatically deduct every month.

My truck has a little higher mileage but it’s in great shape. I was trying to find somebody because most companies don’t go over 150,000 to do a warranty, but Endurance did, which was what drew me to it. Everything happened really quickly after I was signed up. I was surprised. It was bam, bam, bam and everything was done. All my information for the coverage book that needed to come in the mail showed up on my email. The company that accepts payments for them reached out to me and let me know where the company was gonna take the payments so I was gonna see this versus Endurance. I was pleased with the communication.

My wife’s job uses Endurance and told her about it. Other people were talking about it too. The pricing benefits Endurance has and what they cover on your vehicle are outstanding. What they offered was better than what the other ones had. That and the rating that they got made me decide to use them. When I made my purchase, the customer service was great. The lady informed me about everything and went over the prices. All over, it was a great experience.

Everything was fine during the purchase of my Endurance warranty. I just don’t like that their pricing is more than everybody else. They worked with me but I know of an entity that covered my entire car with the exception of the wear and tear items. My entire car only cost me $1,800. With Endurance, it's $3,000. I recently had some work done to my car and it was a big old issue about doing the turbos on my car. I have a car with twin turbos. So, I asked the other company, “What’s the sense of me having you guys for coverage when you want me to go get my maintenance on the car, which you already have, all this stuff? This stuff is in the maintenance. And then when I gave it to you, I don’t hear from you for six weeks.” I called back and the excuse was, “We’re shorthanded and we can’t get to your case.” My next few words were not choice words because I needed my car repaired.

When I bought the SUV, it was still under warranty. Endurance got all my information and got in contact with me. I purchased an extended warranty for my SUV from them. The sign-up process was good. I like it already and everything is doing good.

I went online and checked on some of the used car warranties. There were three or four companies that came out as rated highly by ConsumerAffairs and Better Business Bureau. I talked to them and got quotes from three of them. Endurance answered my questions in a timely manner and their price was competitive and I went with them.

The Endurance reps went over the policies and they did a great job. The whole experience was great and professional and I agree with the amount on the payment plan.

My interaction with Endurance was very informative and the package I got is good. Other warranty companies contacted me but what they were offering at the price they were asking just wasn’t gonna work.

I liked the price and benefits that came with Endurance's warranty. Plus their rep was very helpful and willing to accommodate me. We shopped around and my wife haggled with different insurance providers. The Endurance guy made the best offer.

I currently have two policies with Endurance and both policies are a joke. The company will not live up to their responsibilities and will refuse, automatically, ANY claim at first. Its a job just fighting them and at one point I told them I demanded arbitration. When they heard that, they ask for a compromise becaause they knew, not only would it cost them a small fourtune to go forward, they would lose because they were trying to cheat me. Do not fall for their crap and avoid this company at all costs.

Everything went fine when I signed up with Endurance. The rep explained everything to me fairly. She told me how much it would cost to get the warranty started and how to go about making my payments. I was satisfied with everything after what she explained to me.

My purchase experience was a little pressure because I was hesitating but I decided to try Endurance. They were persistent. But they answered all the questions I had and they explained everything thoroughly. So far, it has been a positive experience.

I was switching from a different company and trying to find another company. Endurance was covering more than the company I had so I decided to try them. The rep I spoke with was very helpful. She helped me out, gave me all the information I needed, and answered everything I asked. I couldn't afford that the payment was more than the other company but I was able to break it down.

I saw an advertisement for Endurance then I went to the internet and checked. They had better consumer rating than the one I had before and I decided to sign up with them. The rep I talked to was professional and I gave my mileage to him but the next day, I called and gave it to somebody. After that, I got three more phone calls from them asking about the mileage and that aggravated me. Other than that, I was looking for coverage for my transmission engine and I'm happy with the package that I got from them. Thank God I never needed anything in seven years. So, I'm happy with that. All in all, Endurance's policy is a good one. I got it at a wrong time though because I don't even have it for two months and the shelter-in-place happened. No one's supposed to leave the house, the car sat there because we couldn't go anywhere, and it's kinda hard generating the 1,000 miles in that timeframe.

Endurance Auto Warranty called and we spoke with them on the telephone. Their rep was very knowledgeable and patient. At first, we thought it was just a little bit too much and we didn't wanna pay that much. So, he gave us options and we appreciated that. He was very willing to work with us. We also got the $250 coupon book where we could get a discount on certain things. But a lot of the stuff, we didn’t even use ‘cause we had to use certain stores and most of the stores are 40 or 50 minutes away from us. So that was a waste of money there but other than that, we were very satisfied with Endurance.

I tried another warranty and I wasn’t happy with a couple of things, so then I called Endurance because I kept getting notifications about them. I talked to the rep and I really liked what he had to say. He explained the coverage very thoroughly. I asked all the questions I needed and he gave me adequate and satisfactory answers. I canceled the other one that I was with. The only thing that I didn’t like was the pressure sale. He was really driven to get me to sign that day, which I did, but still, it was all he could do. No matter what questions I was asking and saying that I would not sign that day, he just kept on and on. He came down on the original price as far as how much to start with them, and then he came down to a price where I said I would do it. Due to my age and I have a very good vehicle and I know repairs are gonna be very costly, I like the peace of mind and that’s the reason why I got it. Even if I never use it, I'm okay with that.

I wanted to get something on this car because it is loaded with heated steering wheels, heated and cooled, there’s just so much junk on them anymore, and it costs so much. The rep from Endurance answered my questions. I told him I was gonna check with another company and I called Endurance back. They have a better price than CarShield and with pretty much the same coverage so we went with them. My car is still under a bumper-to-bumper warranty through Nissan for another year so Endurance will just pick up afterward.

I called Endurance and their warranty sounded like a good deal. I went with them and everything went smoothly.

I get a lot of home warranties and insurance companies and what they do is sketchy sometimes. This was why I was a bit apprehensive in buying my Endurance warranty. Still, I needed to get it as my car is at 60,000 miles and stuff starts to go wrong at about 80,000 to 100,000 miles. I wanted to be sure that nothing was gonna happen where I'd have to fork out a lot of money for the transmission or an engine. Endurance's reps went through their coverage pretty well.

I had an Endurance warranty from the electronic, transmission, motor and all the the bells and whistle. It was 100,000 miles for five years. I'll pay $100 each time I visit a mechanic, but I had to wait and hold until the date before it kicked in. But I had to cancel the warranty because the car had so much defects in it. I had a 2008 Mercedes-Benz. It didn't have anything but 93,575 miles but a lot of stuff was wrong with it so I took it back. The Endurance reps were very friendly and they broke everything down to make sure I had everything got covered on the car. So, I did.

I want to cancel my Endurance warranty. I can't even use it for a whole year. Nothing is wrong with my car and that's a long time to be paying and not being able to use the warranty. I don't even know anything about Endurance and whether or not their warranty will be honored at the dealership. I could save up the money I'm paying and fix my car myself since I don’t think I’ll be having any issues. Still, the lady from Endurance whom I talked to was great. I was really happy with her.

The guy I spoke to from Endurance was telling me about roadside assistance and all the stuff that you wouldn’t get anywhere. And we'd be paying less than we would with the big one that was on TV. He listed me the prices, gave me a lot of different plan options as to what I'd wanna do. He went over the policy thoroughly. I’m a layman and I really know nothing about cars. But the guy was very knowledgeable about what he was selling. He was a mechanic and he was telling me about drivetrain and all this other stuff. Then the policy that I thought was fair was the one I took.

I talked to my mechanic who used Endurance before and he said that they were more reliable than the other two companies I was looking at. Then, I talked to their rep and emailed him. I told him that email was the best communication and things worked out well. And when I needed a question answered, I called and he was there to respond. He also explained the coverage quite well. Other than that, the package covers what I wanted covered and the price was reasonable.

I went online and looked at some auto warranties. Endurance seemed like they had a pretty good warranty that fits my needs. It was very good with their rep when I purchased. He was very knowledgeable and kind.

My car has got 100,000 miles on it and I've taken very good care of it. I made sure that the maintenance was always done on it and I'm getting ready to do the 100,000-mile maintenance on it now. I checked with several extended warranty companies and the other companies were only offering a 150,000 miles to go up to that. But Endurance would go all the way up to 200,000.

While Endurance's customer service was alright at first, they were aggravating. They wanted the mileage on my truck so I gave it to them. But then, they called me three times to get that. I'm on vacation and my truck hasn't moved. The mileage was the same as it was. But then, they kept calling me at the time and kept telling me what would happen if I ever have to make a claim.

I asked for the best extended warranty companies. Three of them came up. I called them and called back to Endurance. I really didn’t like my interaction with their rep because it was a sales call. It wasn’t like he had my best interest at heart. He was more interested in doing his job and making a commission. He kept not wanting to answer my questions. I told him either he answers my questions or I’m hanging up. We had to start all over again, and then he answered most of the questions.

Endurance's rep did well giving me information. I had to call them back because I just estimated my mileage and I had to give them the correct one. When I spoke to them a second time, things were perfect. They said they were breaking up my payments and giving me a discount.

Enrolling with Endurance was really easy. It was good with the rep and they explained everything well and answered questions. They went through about three or four different options with me for the payment plan.

I looked Endurance up and they seemed to have one of the better reputations for after-market extended warranties on cars. There's plenty of providers out there and some of them are less than reputable. A lot of things that I saw that weren't paid for or somebody sits there and said they were good. Also, a couple of people I know that had Endurace never had any problems with them. Some of the other ones out there offer less for a lot more cost and there is no flexibility with them at all. I got the warranty for worst-case-scenario if something goes wrong, not to sit there and cost me more money than it would cost if the car broke and something went bad on it to get it fixed. That renders it pointless.

The sales guy who called told me that the policy would cover from bumper to bumper. He also told me that I could take the vehicle to a Chevy dealer and, with the cost, I thought that was a good trade-off. He was pretty professional, knowledgeable and straight to the point.

Endurance has a good deal. But there were quite a few things that I was promised when I got the contract and I don’t know how it’s going. I was supposed to have a gift certificate with that purchase that I’ve never heard anything about. I also haven't received the card. They told me I had to wait until 15th of the month after I had it before going to service. The rep also had my mileage wrong and I don’t know if he misunderstood me. But he was extremely nice. He went over the part regarding reimbursement for rental car and hotel room if I was out of town and the car broke. We installed a payment plan where it’s payroll deducted out of my checking account once a month. But I hadn't heard from him since the day that I purchased the policy.

I went online and checked and then I called Endurance. The rep was good, but in order to get me to sign up on the spot, I was promised I would receive $500 in shopping vouchers and I have yet to see that. I spoke to customer service to make sure that I was getting my info sent to me in the mail, which I got.

This is my first car and when the warranty went out, somehow it was telling me to get CarShield. So, I ended up getting CarShield and I paid the down payment. But Endurance called and their rep told me that CarShield was with a red flag. He said they were not telling me not to keep CarShield but they were asking me to do my research on them and to call them back the next day. He also said that they were not rushing me and gave me time. He was great and he gave me a lot of information. Once I did my research, I dropped CarShield and called Endurance. I did my research on them as well. One day, I went to Brown's Volkswagen for something and they told me that most of their drivers go through Endurance. So, I ended up going with them and they had the better deal than CarShield. And when I called them the second time to pay the price for the policy, the rep I talked to was awesome.

Everything was great with Endurance. I went through a referral site and it asked me what I was looking for, which area I live in and how much I wanted to pay. It gave me a list of warranty providers. I gave Endurance a call and the rep was very friendly and informative. He explained everything to me. Then I got my contract sent in an email and I know they’re mailing it as well. So they were good.

When Endurance popped up on my phone, I filled out the information on there. Then on the next day, they called me and enlightened me on a lot of stuff. They explained everything to me and when I asked them how much it would cost, they told me its cost and value. I’m satisfied with the price I got, but it would be better if I could have had it a little cheaper. I had to jump on it because I got a truck and you never know when something is gonna happen when you get over 100,000 miles on any vehicle. The purchasing process was smooth. It went just like they said it would. I’m making payments, which was really easy to set up. Overall, I’m really satisfied with them and I've told a couple of people about them.

I was looking for an extended warranty policy for my car and I was researching to see which companies were the most credible and in the top three, and Endurance was one of them. They had a pretty competitive package and they had a pretty good consumer rating. I like the fact that I could take it to the dealer, and the car is a Mercedes Benz. Also, it’s a five-year plan that I can pay for in three years. They also had a tire rebate, one tire per year for roadside damage.

I came across a consumer website that compared auto warranty companies. The star rating for Endurance was good and the offer that I was given from the person that I spoke with was better than the company I was currently with. The rep was very helpful and knowledgeable. Finance-wise, it was good. The monthly breakdown and what it covered was also good. It fits my needs. They put me on a payment plan and the process was pretty straightforward. All in all, my experience has been great.

My factory warranty was out on the Cadillac. I went and checked out the stars and ratings of insurances, and I chose to go with Endurance. During my purchase, they told me everything and that to any dealer I went to, they would give them a call, verify coverage, and go from there. The sign up process was good and I had no problem. The payment plan that they gave me worked well with me, too. It’s a monthly auto-deduction of 100 and some odd dollars a month.

Endurance seemed like a good program and when I called, they were very friendly and they went out of their way. And it seemed like a reasonable price. I couldn't pay up right away and they said to make two payments. They said it doesn't start until I get 1,000 miles and I have a month. They were willing to work with me. I had no problem with it at all considering that they were calling from home and stuff like that, which was probably confusing. They were very professional.

I told the Endurance rep what I was looking for, which was the bumper to bumper coverage, and he tried to accommodate me in every way. I talked to three different people before and other different warranty companies before I chose Endurance. As we were going through it, the prices kept going up. I said, "This isn't the quite price I was quoted. This is what I want." They gave me the price that was initially quoted to me. The price was the main reason I decided to use them.

From the reviews from other people, I decided to go with Endurance. It went very good with their rep during the purchase and they explained the benefits, coverage, deductibles, rental car reimbursement, and having an app to help with the process and make a claim more efficient. Overall, it's been a good experience so far.

When I talked to Endurance's salesperson, I found that they covered a lot of stuff. Purchasing their warranty was easy. I had a lot of questions but the salesperson was nice and he explained everything.

The representative was okay. He sold the warranty so he did his job. He explained the 96 bucks a month for 36 months. However, he didn’t explain the whole thing, as far as if I'd cancel the warranty if this would be on my credit, and would I still owe $3000 or $4000. I was reading through the contract and saw all of that. I wanted to talk with somebody about it. But overall, everything went cool and I had no complaints.

My brother had Endurance and he loves it. He recommended it for me when I picked his used car up. The first guy I spoke with at Endurance was a little shaky and I was quoted a price of the downpayment but when I spoke to the young lady, the price changed. It went higher. That's the only thing I was disappointed in. She couldn't get it back to that price. So I was stuck paying the extra $100 for the downpayment. But after that, everything ran smoothly.

One of my coworkers told me that he and his wife had Endurance for some time and that I should try it out. The Endurance rep was very helpful. She knew the ins and outs. I had questions for her, and she answered every question that I needed. I knew what I wanted. And she went over everything with me without hesitation and told me what was what. She also wasn’t mad about the questions that I asked. A long time ago, I went through another company. They didn’t go over everything with me and lied to me. That was why I knew what to ask for.

I was highly upset about my warranty purchase with Endurance. I felt swindled when I took my stuff to the shop, shooting shots as far what would possibly be covered, I ended up having to pay $1,300. They can waive a monthly fee for me but they won't cover the stuff that they said would possibly be covered. If somebody offers you something very good, you're gonna accept that. It's the same with me. That was what I was going off of when I asked the fella, initially, that I purchased the vehicle with. We were on the phone for more than an hour. He stayed on the phone with me until I went up to the bank and put the funds on my account. I understand that they said, “You have 30 days to go over or something.” But I'm not gonna understand things from the paperwork because I'm not a mechanic. They're full of crap and they swindle people out of their phone.

I found Endurance through ConsumerAffairs. The mechanic looked over the contract and he said it was the best one. He thought it was good and fair for what we're doing. Their representative seemed very patient and knowledgeable. He was very willing to work with us. But they said we would get $250 bonuses that we can use to shop online and they didn’t tell me that to use those credits, we would have to lay out money. When I went in to look, we had $250, but I can buy a gift card from Macy at 10% discount. For a $100 gift card, they pay $10 and we pay $90. That’s kinda misleading because I have to be willing to spend $90 to get 10. It's not truly a $250 bonus and they claim that I would get that twice. We got the first one and the second one comes after three months. That was not how they explained it. That was the biggest thing that I felt was deceiving. Other than that, I haven’t had a problem with them.

I was trying to look up extended warranties and in all the websites, Endurance kept popping up. But in the end, it seemed like all the websites were Endurance or ConsumerAffairs websites. Also, they don't advertise anything about using used parts and I couldn’t find out anything until after I bought the policy and they finally sent me the contract to read. But as soon as I got the policy, that was one of the first things I found out. And it’s all up to their own adjuster to make those decisions. We have no input on it, so that was a major factor right there.

I have had an Endurance warranty for several years. Any opportunity to deny a claim they will. In December of 2019, I brought my 2010 Fx35 to my local Infiniti dealer for transmission issues. The dealership said it was the valve body but couldn't be sure until the tore down the transmission. When you have a valve body issue it is often a transmission problem as well. The endurance response to the issue was to request service records. The only problem is my model has a 7-speed transmission which according to the service manual doesn't require service because it is a sealed transmission with no dipstick. The schedule maintenance for my transmission to 120,000 miles doesn't require any scheduled service. The last entry in the service manual at 120,000 doesn't require changing transmission fluid. So I ask why was my claim denied due to a lack of records when no records could exist for a service free transmission.

My warranty was running out on my vehicle and it's easier peace of mind to pay 100 bucks a month versus having to pay $3,000 should I need it so I decided to get a service contract. I Googled the top five warranty providers in the nation and Endurance was up toward the top. Their rep went over everything with me very good. The experience I’ve had with them so far is great.

I tried to withdraw from Endurance and they gave me a hard time. I had already put a bit down and was trying to get a refund 'cause I wasn't gonna finish purchasing their coverage. When I called them up, and told them I was withdrawing, things got rough. I figured that if they were gonna get that kind of rough, when something breaks down, it was gonna be a pain in the ** to use their service.

I found Endurance online, then I compared it to the Audi warranty and found it to be better. The customer service reps were very good and professional as well. I had a number of questions, a number of phone calls made to them, and they responded very quickly. They always put me in touch with the right person for the right answer too. It would be beneficial though if there was a brief outline of the features of the warranty available so that somebody didn't have to ask a lot of questions to go through the lengthy agreement. You don't even see that until after you sign up for 30 days. We haven't had a very long relationship, but so far, so good and I would recommend them to other people.

Working with Endurance's rep was a good experience and I was provided a reasonable explanation of all aspects of their coverage. They took my payment and they set me up on a 36-month contract.

I’m retired and I also use our car for our vacations and we do a fair amount of traveling. The Toyota delaer talked me down to 70,000-mile warranty or 10 years, and I’m rapidly approaching 70,000 miles. The customer service did a very good job. When I initially bought it, I put it on a credit card, and that credit card was due to expire. I called them with a new credit card, and somewhere in the process, there was a misunderstanding but I got that straightened out. Every time I talked to them, it was always very cordial.

Horrible. My transmission went in my car and Endurance did not cover it. Because of a sensor failure when the transmission blew it damaged the sensor. So they told me they didn't cover heat sensors. On the phone for 20 minutes every time you call. They end up transferring you to another company. And they make the decision. So I'm stuck with a car with 14000 Dollar loan and a 5000 dollar transmission repair. Plus paying 3800 for a warranty that is crap.

-10 stars. I Took my 2014 C7 Corvette into the dealership because of a clunking sound one morning, called Endurance and they seemed like it was fine, sent in what I had to, and 5 days later I get a phone call from the dealership telling me that endurance was not going to cover it. They said it was “pre existing”. I've had the car for 2 months and one oil change. They left me with a 5300$ bill and was zero help to me. The dealership's manager and advisor said they’ve never seen anything like this before. And that they even told the adjuster it wasn't preexisting. The whole point of an extended car warranty on a used car is to cover pre existing stuff that comes up.

My warranty has been expired. What Endurance Auto Warranty offered was what we can afford with the coverage. They were very thorough and I understood exactly what their rep was offering. It was a good experience.

My warranty expired and I have a lot of miles on my vehicle, so I thought that added protection wouldn’t hurt anything. Endurance was one of the first ones to call and I liked what they were saying and I liked the policy. Also, the rep was very knowledgeable, kind, and friendly. It was a pleasure to talk with them. The package I was signed up with was a little high, price-wise, but I'm getting a good policy. It’s $100 a month, so that’s $1,200 a year, and if I would have to replace my engine, then it’s a good deal.

I bought a van to transport my tools to and from my work site, and it was used so I figured it'd be best if I got some sort of warranty on it. I started looking around and although it is a used van, I was still able to get a warranty on it through Endurance. The customer service was good and everything was explained to me well.

BMW actually accepts Endurance Auto Warranty so there would be no issues if I have to take my vehicle in.Unfortunately, there is confusion and lack of information. I purchased it thinking one thing, and then I called to follow up to find out what was going on, and I’m still waiting to actually hear back even though I’ve exchanged a couple of emails. They said they’d get back to me. That was a couple of weeks ago now but nobody’s getting back to even let me know. I have the Silver Plus and the Elite membership but I have no idea because I have no idea if my vehicle is actually covered based upon the contract. I’m debating if I should cancel it within the 30-day period to get my money back

I was trying make sure that my car would be fine and I decided to get a service contract for it. While I was doing my research, Endurance was the first one that came up. Then I called them and the guy informed me about their product. He went into details about it and that representative really made me go with Endurance. He did a really good job and I don’t think he could’ve done any better than what he did. Paying for the warranty was very easy, too. I asked the information, he received it, put it through, and that was it. All in all, I really had a good experience with Endurance.

I'm not that good with cars, so I wanted a warranty. At the dealership, the warranty was really expensive and I paid cash for my car, so I decided to see if I could find one that was less expensive than what they were wanting me to purchase there. I checked out three companies and one of them was Endurance. I liked that they had a five-year plan instead of a three for equal prices, but one at the end of three years would have to be renewed. And when I signed up, everything was fine. But I still haven't received a copy of the warranty and it's been on my list of things to do to call them and say that I would like a written copy of the policy mailed to me.

I decided on Endurance because of the mileage on my car, which was over a thousand miles and I liked the offer that they gave me. At the time, I didn't have any extra warranty on the car. Also, the reps were very courteous. The process took me about ten minutes. I’m waiting on the hard copy of my policy now and it has been a couple of weeks. They could mail it out sooner. Still, I referred quite a few to Endurance already.

The representative I spoke to was very, very kind to me. I really needed the assistance and I needed somebody to be kind to me. She was understanding and she talked like she was being human. We all have a job to do, but we’re still human, and that’s what I remember about her. She helped me and walked me through the process, and that meant so much to me that I started referring Endurance to all my friends and family. When I called her that day, I was experiencing so much, but with her voice, I felt like everything was gonna be okay. There was a lot of stuff happening that day and she just talked to me. She told me, “Don’t worry. Everything is gonna be all right. Do you believe in God?” I told her that she was not supposed to talk about this stuff because she was working. She said, “I know. But I believe in God. So, guess what? Come on. You got this, sis." That was how she was talking. She was amazing.

I called a couple other places and I made my decision based on the price. Also when I googled and found Endurance, it had a pretty high rating. I had a good experience with the rep when I bought the coverage and I paid it all outright. If I have to take my vehicle for service, I take it to a certified mechanic and then give the mechanic the information. Then they make the claim and I pay the deductible.

I needed an auto warranty and I signed up with Endurance. Talking with their reps was good and the sign-up was cool. If I use the warranty and it doesn't work, I'd be unsatisfied. But so far, I'm satisfied.

Endurance's purchasing process was okay. But right now, there's no need in it and with everything going on, it’s just an expense. So, I'm about to give it up.

I previously had CarShield and I was not very happy with their customer service, so I chose not to go with them even though I know they're also very popular. I did some research and I had some ads popping up on my Facebook and stuff like that, so I thought I would call Endurance and get some pricing information. And since it was pretty much the same price that I paid with CarShield but with a little bit more coverage, that sounded even better to me so I went ahead and just bought the warranty on the spot.

I did some research on the internet and I found out Endurance is one of the best and affordable. Their reps were really good, kind and easy to deal with. I was able to make a downpayment and then I can pay the monthly bill the next month after. They're affordable and it was stress-free. It was the best experience with them.

Endurance was more of a familiar name to me ‘cause I’ve seen it before. There was another company too, but I wasn’t impressed with it so I went with Endurance. I wasn’t going to do an extended warranty but the dealership was trying to offer me one, and it was so expensive so I researched Endurance. I went online, and when it was backed by ConsumerAffairs, I felt like it was more legit. Purchasing the policy was very easy. All that was all good. They prompted me to the representative that did the payment information, and they explained all their warranties. So, I was quite happy. Everybody was very nice and helpful.

My experience with Endurance was excellent. When I signed up, I had full coverage in mind and ensuring that the make and model of my car would be covered if things were to go wrong. My biggest concern was making sure that the main components of the vehicle were covered. Their reps were pleasant and very helpful. They explained the coverage really well. It was the customer service that made me go with them. Making payments was not difficult. I just put it on an autopay.

The last time I had Endurance, it was on my 2003 Hyundai XG350. I always kept up with my car and I never used them until my warranty went out on three years. Then it started having problems but it was over 150,000 miles and it wasn't worth putting money into it. I got a good deal and traded it in. Now, I have a 2014 Kia Soul limited edition. I didn't have Endurance because I had the factory warranty for three years. It was a little bit more expensive for the warranty though. Then the factory warranty wore out and I figured I better get something because you never know if something's gonna happen and can't afford it.

I went to ConsumerAffairs to try to find what they would recommend and Endurance popped up. And because I have trust in ConsumerAffairs, I thought that might be helping me make a better selection. Endurance reps were very detailed and very respectful when I spoke with them. I’m happy. They told me what it would be for the plan that I had selected and it was something that I felt like I could live with.

After reading many reviews for vehicle extended warranties, and actually calling a few, I started to dismiss the entire idea of purchasing a plan. Then I called Endurance. The representative, Anthony **, could not have been more patient with me. We went over every policy, Anthony explained, very clearly, the differences between their basic policy, and their exclusionary policy. We were on the phone for about an hour and forty five minutes. I ended up buying the “Diamond Exclusionary” policy. If it wasn’t for the professionalism, and extreme patience of Mr. **, It would have been a 10 minute call, and no policy purchase. My many thanks to Anthony **!

I bought a used car and googled extended warranties. I looked at the reviews on a lot of the different businesses and then I came up with Endurance. The guy was really nice and he helps me out. I also have the app on my phone and I plan on looking at it.

I went online and did a search for extended warranty. It took me to a site that told me to put in my mileage and my car. Then it gave me Endurance and I clicked on it and called them and went with them. I worked with one gentleman online and he explained things and I was very satisfied. He was diligent. He did a great job. I got the bumper to bumper plan and it would start in 30 days after I get 1,000 miles on the car. My car has a warranty for another 60,000 miles and for five years so I feel very comfortable that I will be protected if any issues arise.

My buddy just hooked up with Endurance because they are covering way more than what Toco does. I was gonna hook up with Toco and they never got back to me. I thought of finding another provider and Endurance came up online. They were number 3 or 4 on the list of top-rated companies. The said, "Put 160 down and we'll give you 209,000 miles on your truck." After I got off the phone with Endurance, Toco finally ended up calling me. They were gonna offer me 225,000 miles on my truck, 3 years, for $91. I called Endurance back to cancel and they offered me way more miles so I thought of staying with them. I went from 209,000 to 234,000 which works for me.

I researched about half a dozen companies before deciding on Endurance. I liked their price and the Better Business Bureau report on them. The package that Endurance gave me was great and it was very easy making payments.

I was shopping around and the rates with Endurance are better and where I could take my car is close to where I live. The cost is affordable, especially now, because I'm not working. The others were $130 to $150 and theirs is $88. But when I was getting the coverage, they told me that I was gonna be getting a card in the mail and that's the card I would take to get the car fixed if anything's wrong and I haven't received that yet.

Choosing Endurance was probably the worse choice I’ve ever made. I got a motor in my back door that needed to get fixed because it’s shorting out and not working. Endurance is not fixing it. I had problems with my car. I couldn’t get in. They didn’t help me at all. I came out of my pocket. I am waiting to cancel Endurance. I’m really upset that I’m passing my 30 days and can’t get any of my money back. So, I can’t stand them. They’ve been no assistance to me and I feel like I spent money to just put a problem into my life.

I shopped around, found Endurance, then I contacted them. They answered all my questions and it was thorough. I stopped looking after that. The Ford F-150 I bought a year and a half ago was out of warranty from its company. It had 60,000-something miles. They were pretty good vehicles, but I didn't wanna take a chance and I decided that I needed to get some coverage in case something goes wrong with it.

When I was researching, Endurance was the first one that came up. And it sounded good, so I went with them. 'Cause I didn't have a warranty and I still had payments on the truck, so I wanted to get something in case something was to happen, at least I was covered for a little while. The reps of Endurance were very knowledgeable. They gave me all the information, took care of me and got me signed up. Everything went great with the purchasing process. And so far, everything they told me is the way it's working. So, I can't complain.

I had another warranty through another company and I got some really bad feedback. I went looking for another company and found Endurance through a Google search. My experience with their customer service was amazing. I called and talked to the customer service guy. He was really informative and provided me some case scenarios.

I looked up online and I was looking up car warranties and then I looked up the Blue Book on it. And the customer service of Endurance was very nice and very pleasant. He helped me and answered my questions, and didn’t seem like I was putting him out. Everything was fine with the purchasing experience. The only thing that could have been changed is maybe not as pushy. It was like, “If you only do it today, we can give you this. But it's only good for today, and you have to do it today.” I know they wanna make a sale, but they didn’t really have to push it on me like that.

Endurance Auto Warranty was listed as one of the top extended warranty companies at ConsumerAffairs and I went with them because of the ratings. The rep that I talked to was pretty thorough in explaining the coverage. I had some questions and she answered them efficiently. All in all, my purchasing experience was really good.

We like to pay a year ahead of time but it ended up being a monthly payment and we didn’t want to do payment fee each month. I’d rather know that for the year it’s paid. So they helped us get that straightened out and we’re able to do that. So we’re good. I didn’t have any problem at all with their rep compared to some of the others that called and harassed us even though we were trying to get it. The process was easy and they helped us out and we finally got it where it needed to be. So we’re happy about that. One less thing for us to worry about right now. It was pretty clear-cut insurance for a year. It all worked for us.

I bought another car and I wanted to get a warranty. I told Endurance what I could afford, and their rep said, "Well, this is what your money will buy." He didn't care what I could afford. He wanted me to buy Endurance because of what the package covers. He told me how much it would cost. So, I told him I'd think about it and I'd call him back. Then, two hours later, they called me back, and then the next day they kind of pressured me into buying, which I did not like. The process of getting it wasn't very good.

According to everything I read, Endurance sounded the premier auto insurance group. I used another one before that was supposed to be one of the best. It was CarMax and they didn't cover anything. They charged me up to wazoo and then what they did cover, they didn't pay for. So, I had to cancel them. So far, I've been satisfied with Endurance. They haven't disappointed me.

I owed somebody $7,000 on the car and I wanted to keep it going until I got it paid off. I found on the internet that Endurance is the second best in the country. When I put in the information, they were the first one that contacted me, and the man was outstanding. He was a helpful and very knowledgeable gentleman. He even answered questions. I had a list of stuff and I asked him what they would fix and different things that some of the other ones wouldn’t do. I liked the way he talked and what he was spitting, so I went with Endurance. He did an excellent job and he was the whole cause for me to go with them. Making payments is easy as well. They pull the payment out my bank account and I don’t have to worry about it.

I bought a Mercedes and knowing that they’re a German car and they’re very expensive to fix, I thought I better get a warranty just in case. The place where I bought my car from was trying to push me to get Allstate and the prices were ridiculous. It was $350 a month. I went on the Consumer Report thing and it gave me a whole bunch of different providers. Endurance was rated the top or second one and when they gave me pricing, I said I was taking it. The rep was amazing. She even got me a discount for my down payment and everything. I wanted bumper-to-bumper all the way to cover everything just in case and I did the payment right over the phone. It was easy.

I just purchased a Cadillac. The dealership gave me a brochure of Endurance and they were like, "This is a very good company." My husband and I looked it over, and he was like, "This seems okay. Let's try it." Getting signed up with Endurance was very simple and their coverage seems great.

I looked at some reviews and Endurance had good ones. I chose them and for the most part, I feel like the rep explained everything well for me. Also, the payment plan was reasonable.

Repairs are very expensive, out-of-pocket, so I was just trying to do everything I can to save money. Endurance had the best reviews I could find and my interaction with their rep went pretty good. He was thorough. There's a lot of information to get off right away. He answered every question that I had with the best he could. I also called around and got a couple of different quotes and what seemed like the best route for me was what Endurance could offer and what I was paying per month. The coverage I got was definitely cheaper. So far, the experience has been good.

When I saw some Endurance commercials, it sounded good. Then, when I called and found out how much it was, it sounded really good. Last week, I called Endurance Auto Warranty. We had to get some tires and I got it. They were really good on the day that I called. However, I kept getting emails or voicemails telling me that they wanted my mileage over and over again. Finally, when I called in, I asked why they kept asking. Also, I know the mileage was an issue. It kept changing, so I was thinking, “When is this gonna cap out so that I can do what I wanna do?”

Everything went well with Endurance while purchasing. I had coverage once before with them, so I'm trying to keep it in case anything comes up. The reps I dealt with were nice. The last person I talked to was a lady and she was professional and respectful. She listened to any questions that I had to ask and she answered them. With the COVID virus, they also gave me more time to pay it.

I have a lot of maintenance trouble with my car. I decided to get an auto warranty and I went with Endurance. Their reps were very kind and knowledgeable. Making payments for the warranty by using my credit card over the phone has been very easy. One time, I had to call and get some information to get my car towed. The reps whom I spoke with were super courteous. They helped me and had everything I needed for me to get things done.

I am changing this to a 5 star review. Endurance went above and beyond to take care of me after my horrible experience with the repair shop. It made me feel like I mattered.

The reps explained and answered all of my questions pretty well and I decided to go with Endurance for the price and the reviews that I've seen online. The cost of it on a monthly basis is around the same amount that I was actually saving for car repairs – $130 a month. The majority of the reviews were also good. In fact, I haven't seen any negative remarks about the company. Then when I was reading the contract, I found that the warranty covers a lot of the essential items, like the main components of the car. It'd be kinda costly if I wanted to repair it by myself.

I found Endurance on the ConsumerAffairs website -- it is one of the recommended ones. I have had several extended warranties over the years, so I knew what I was looking for. I was looking for what the coverage is, where I can take it, and what I have to go through to claim. If I have a problem with trying to process something, then they are not worth a dime. Purchasing was very easy and simple, and there was no high pressure. They offered what they had and what they could offer me, and we went from there.

I was looking out for the top 5 policies online. I got the Endurance $3,500 for three years and it covers for five years or 143,000 miles. The representative was very polite. I'm pretty picky about stuff like that and they were good with their responses. It’s better than I expected.

Endurance has the top ratings and they're very easy to work with. The process was fast too. Everything was answered and in 20 minutes, I bought the warranty. It's good.

Previously, I had another auto warranty provider but they stopped taking payments out of my account. They changed the name of the biller taking the payment out and I didn't like that. Plus, I couldn't get a hold of them. I found Endurance through ConsumerAffairs and I went with them. Customer service at Endurance seems to be a bit better. I like that I have one person to talk to when I call them and that I have his number. They cover more things on my truck too.

I did an online search and based on the vehicle I had, Endurance was my best chance of obtaining some kind of insurance. The process of signing up with them seemed fairly simple. I tried to be clear with the reps because I have not a stock vehicle. So, they were able to check into all of my questions at the time and get them answered. They were able to satisfy my needs with a warranty based on the vehicle I had. They were good about getting quick responses and were able to go to a supervisor to find out if the coverage was there.