Endurance Warranty Reviews

Since adding Endurance, I have found the customer service to be excellent. Today I spoke with Madeline (or Maggie, sound at my workplace was loud) and she was helpful, understanding and patient.. Fixed my issue right away!

Updated 8/22/25. After Endurance responded here, I reached out to them again. This time they agreed to refund the rest of the money. Updated from 1 star to 3 but I can’t give higher than 3 stars because they refused to refund it the first time I asked and caused me extra time and effort, not to mention, charging me the fee in the first place was deceptive because the sales rep told me I had nothing to lose by signing up in the moment.

My husband signed up for Endurance back in March 2025. They were so friendly and wanted our money. In reality, they stole our money. Fast forward to June 2025. My transmission went in my vehicle and they denied the claim!!! The contract stipulation is 30 days and 1000 miles. My vehicle's transmission went at 1144 miles. The adjuster went to the repair shop and ran the vehicle for over a half hour even though the repairman advised him not to. It was mid-90s that day and he sat in it running with the air conditioner on. They denied the claim saying it was a pre-existing condition with no further explanation. We were within the parameters of the contract and it was DENIED.

Under this policy I have called Endurance twice, but made no claims as of yet Aug. 4, '25. My car has been acting up. My Sons believe that they found the problem, we have a scanner for the cars and it is throwing a code. I called Endurance and let them know what the code is reading and if it was under warranty. I do not like waste money. People work hard for their paycheck. The gentleman was very professional and courteous. He let me know that it is under warranty, this saves money. I am so satisfied with Endurance. If you can afford it get a scanner for your vehicle. It will save you money. You can diagnose the problem. Then call Endurance to see if it's under warranty. I would recommend Endurance for your extended warranty.

Cortney was very friendly and knowledgeable with customer service! Tried to really help me out when money was in a pinch! Will definitely try to get a contract with Endurance if my money situation changes!

Don't do it. Not with them. Let me explain my point. 1st. you will notice a sharp negative change in communication and availability in talking to them. And remember, this will be during your most stressful moments (car issues). Even roadside service is hard to get and activate, tried 2x and reg insurance proved to be an only option..not just faster. 2nd when filing a claim the likeliness of getting denied high very high. I even had mechanics admit it not uncommon for this company. I was denied a 2k claim that had the category covered, but the catch is.. is that specific part covered or is it even named the same thing. If it doesn't match perfectly.. denied. 3rd when you decide to cancel..Ooh it is not easy.. You need to print, notarize, record data, mail and wait. It's 3 week process to cancel the contract. And the support staff as I said earlier is a lot different and intentionally less helpful. That's my experience. If you read this and still do it.. Good luck.

Had car checked for check engine light. Dealer installed $100 part and charged $400. Dealer said part not covered by Endurance. Total bill over $500. Thought the advertisement said all parts covered. Called Endurance at shop. Said it was covered but never reported. Told dealer he called and verified the part was not paid for. Paid over $500. Why was this part singled out?

I haven't had to make a claim with Endurance yet. I called and talked to one person, and then another person called me and I could not hear them well and hung up. They called me again and I could hear them better. They explained the process pretty good to me. We did do the full coverage for five years and for a certain number of miles. I set the payment for autopay because they made me a better deal doing it that way.

The rep was very understanding and pleasant. He wasn't in a hurry and he did a good job at explaining how it works. The coverage is expensive if you count the time and go all in at $4,000. But it also depends on your car. This is a BMW and when these cars break down, they're very expensive. I've been reading the reviews because there's quite a few out there and Endurance is one of the better ones.

They don't cover OEM parts on the repairs, which in my book should be a standard. Most repair shops won't do the repair because it's such a hassle to deal with the warranty companies. Endurance is better than others but still not ideal. It's pretty rare that you will need what is covered under this warranty within 100k miles.

I called three different shops to see which ones they had good experiences with. They gave me two and Endurance was the standard across the three. I signed up with Endurance and that went well. The process was painless and satisfactory. They said I could use the warranty after a month and 1,000 miles.

I had taken my car in for a regular maintenance check. I asked the service manager what he thought was one of the better warranty services out there and he thought Endurance was number one. I haven’t had a chance to use the policy but the signup was good. The salesperson was patient and knowledgeable, and he answered all my questions.

We needed a warranty on our vehicle. That’s why we signed up with Endurance. The agent that I talked to on the phone was friendly. And I was comfortable with the price that they gave me.

I had CarShield, but I heard that a lot of places don’t take their insurance. So, I decided to go with Endurance. I just started my policy with them less than 30 days ago. And signing up with them was easy. I was impressed with the representative’s knowledge. But I haven’t used them yet.

Subject: Concern Regarding Sales Experience. I recently contacted your company after seeing a TV ad. I provided your representative with my vehicle’s VIN, mileage, and other details. He gave me a price and explained the coverage, which I appreciated. However, when I asked for his phone number so I could discuss the offer with my wife, his attitude changed noticeably. He became pushy and wouldn’t let me end the call to review the offer or follow up later. His approach felt more like a high-pressure sales pitch than a professional conversation, which made me very uncomfortable. Because of this interaction, I decided not to move forward with your company. The lack of trust from that call was enough to change my mind. I hope you take this feedback seriously and address how your sales reps are trained to interact with potential customers. Thank you. Ash

Joke of a company. Will reject any expensive claim put in. I've gotten 2 bad reviews against my shop due to Endurance. They tell the customer one thing and the shops another to make us look bad and not them.

Welp! Back for an updated review from yesterday. I took my car to the dealership as it started shaking out of first gear. I thought it was a tire issue and took it to the tire place and they said it's not the tires, but the torque converter, so basically the transmission. The shop said they took it for a test drive and nothing show on the diagnostic and the car did not tremble. However, they told me about my control arm bushings being damaged. The mechanic called Endurance to file a claim and they said, I am just out of my probation period (It's been almost three months and they've received three payments) and the bushings issue must have been a pre-existing condition and they were not going to cover it.

When I did the researching of warranty companies they stood out beyond the rest. With the plan I chose I am confident they won't use tactics that restricts the plan's coverage to avoid needed attention.

Endurance’s customer service rep was very informative, knowledgeable and professional. It was great experience signing up with them.

I don't like dealing with the manufacturer itself. The third-party stuff wasn't for me. This is a new experience for me and I talked to a couple of different places. I've been shopping around since my factory warranty expired. I got it because I like comfort. I was very pleased with what the Endurance salesman offered me, and he was kind so I took advantage of it. He was very inquisitive, knowledgeable and very helpful with guidance.

My truck is 15 years old and I'm retired. I'm 77 years old. I don't feel like I could ever buy another new one so I need to take care of this one. The guy that I talked to at Endurance had a good sales pitch and made several promises. One of them was that I would get the paperwork. They would actually mail me all the terms, the contract, and how to file a claim. I wouldn't have to look at it on a computer. But they've already charged me for one month, and I've yet to receive anything from them.

I was considering Endurance against CarShield, but Endurance stood out with favorable reviews. The process has been smooth, beginning with the representative who assisted me. This individual went above and beyond to ensure my monthly rate was low, displaying exceptional patience and understanding during the setup.

I found Endurance's pricing appealing. I discovered it through a TV commercial, which piqued my interest. The representatives I spoke with were friendly and informative, leaving me with a positive impression of their service. They explained the program thoroughly, but I'm a bit hazy on the specifics of when the coverage kicks in and the perks included, like roadside assistance.

Very unhappy/dissatisfied with ENDURANCE. I was told by the sales rep that all parts to my car are covered (LIES). I have a 2012 Dodge Durango head gasket blow. Endurance with their sneaky untrue policy would not pay for the repair. JJ auto shop in Waldorf MD was no help with the claim maybe because Endurance recommend three party shop/insurance companies work hand and hand. Needless to say I have no car and paid ENDURANCE for 1 yr with a VERY BAD outcome. Would not recommend this warranty to NO ONE!!! Learned MY lesson by painful experience.

We have used cars and a key factor that influenced my decision to go with Endurance was their positive ratings on the Better Business Bureau and through Google reviews.

Needed higher mileage coverage for my Dodge Caravan... Explained options and gave me the best coverage package for my vehicle. Other companies offered similar services but this company has the best reviews and best coverage options for a vehicle over 170k miles.

I used to be 10 minutes away from my job and now, I'm 50 miles from it, which is a lot more wear and tear on the car. I first encountered Endurance via an email, which prompted me to look into getting coverage for peace of mind considering the added wear on my car.

I saw a TV commercial about Endurance and when I reached out to them, I spoke directly to a representative by phone. This turned out to be a really good decision, as the conversation I had was both informative and easy to follow, which made the whole experience better than I expected.

I’ve had a warranty in my 2017 Ford Raptor with Endurance for 5 years. Never had a claim until now and it was quickly denied. I called and found Endurance had “ sold” the warranty to another company. Called the other company service advisor and he told me cam phaser's issue just caused noise and I should drive it. So frustrating. I have three endurance policies. I’m canceling them all as they are worthless. When I call endurance they say it’s not their problem and I should call the other company service advisor. Of course they gladly took my money.

When we bought a car from a friend, we decided to transfer the Endurance Auto Warranty they had purchased to my name. The transfer process, however, wasn't smooth. I had called Endurance several times because the transfer from our friend's name to mine took longer than expected; it spanned over two months.

When I called Endurance, I was looking for a warranty that covered everything except emergency road service. I spoke with a rep over the phone and they helped me get the exact coverage I was looking for.

They are an EXCELLENT company. They immediately handle your repair shop with the payment of the covered part. Great customer service goes a LONG way! I highly recommend this company to handle your unexpected car repair that is going to occur soon.

I went with Endurance Auto Warranty after hearing positive things from friends who had good experiences with the service. I’ve had the warranty for about a month now, and my initial interactions have been smooth. The sign-up process was straightforward and efficient, largely because the representative was knowledgeable and helpful. I found the cost and coverage reasonable, aligning with what I expected, though I haven't had to file any claims yet to test the process personally. Based on what I know so far, I would recommend Endurance Auto Warranty.

Given my history with multiple vehicles experiencing issues without coverage, including engine problems, I was determined to secure a warranty this time to avoid future headaches. I looked around and Endurance was the first on my list that came across as highly appealing, leading me to choose them.

I was going for CarShield and a friend of mine told me not to. He said to go with that Endurance instead and that they were the best. When I signed up for my policy, the customer service to be good. Everything was explained thoroughly, and I felt confident about the information provided to me.

I had a friend who used Endurance and they've had good results. When I signed-up, the process was smooth and their customer service was very responsive. However, the exact duration from start to finish is hard to determine due to some back-and-forth about vehicle mileage, among other things. In terms of cost, the price is reasonable. Overall, I'm satisfied with my decision to go with Endurance.

They are the most horrible warranty company ever! They are having people write fake reviews to scam customers. My car was at the shop for 14 days before an adjuster reached out to me and at that point I needed my car so I had no other option but to take my car and then they told me if I did that they were no longer liable. I paid 175 dollars a month and I referred people to them that had the same experience. I had to get my cancellation notarized so they could return my funds and I never got the money back. They are a horrible company!

After exploring various options, I chose Endurance Auto Warranty largely due to its positive rating on the Better Business Bureau. The sign-up process was straightforward, and they were very clear about how to file a claim and what is covered, even though I haven't needed to make a claim yet. Regarding cost and coverage, I'd say it's quite reasonable. There isn't much additional feedback I can give at this time due to my limited interaction, but I feel satisfied with the decision so far.

After considering different options, I ultimately chose Endurance Auto Warranty due to a disappointing experience with my previous provider, which refused to make payments on repairs that should have been covered. The signup process with Endurance was straightforward; one phone call was all it took to set everything up.

My initial sign-up with Endurance Auto Warranty was quite smooth, and the representative I spoke with was very nice and helpful in answering my questions. Initially, I opted for a trial, with the understanding that I could cancel within 30 days if I chose to. However, when I decided to cancel due to the cost, the process was unexpectedly cumbersome. It took considerable effort to even get in touch with someone in the right department. Even when I managed to speak with a representative and lowered my price slightly, it was still too high for our retired budget.

I bought another Endurance Auto Warranty policy for another vehicle. I got it because of the reputation. I had Endurance prior to getting the one I just got, because my car's right at 100,000 miles. The one I had was up to 100,000 miles. The rep was very helpful. I'm now doing it on 25 payments.

I saw Endurance Auto Warranty on television. My car is five years old, and I plan to keep it for another five years. I'm approaching the 1000-mile warranty limit offered by the manufacturer, so I decided it was a wise time to secure additional coverage. I am alone so I don't have somebody to drive me around or to handle the repairs. When I contacted Endurance, the representative I spoke with was exceptionally thorough and patient, answering all my questions comprehensively. She exceeded my expectations by offering a payment plan that was surprisingly affordable, which I instantly agreed to. I haven’t yet had to use the warranty service. My ultimate judgment will come once I've had to rely on it for repairs. Hopefully, it continues to be just as good as it was signing up for it.

I had Endurance Auto Warranty last year because it was more affordable than an extended warranty through the dealership. Well, six months in, I tried to use it and was denied. Then I tried to cancel, and it was a nightmare. I was assured my warranty was canceled, but I still got charged the next month. This happened several times, and the supervisor was never available. What finally worked was calling every single day and requesting a cancellation, then asking for an email confirmation that my coverage was canceled.

Took my truck in for a new starter and was only approved for 300$ on a 900$ bill. I was also told that Autozone had a cheaper starter than the dealership where I took my truck. I was totally nickel and dimed. First claim and last. Total waste of money and time.

Excellent customer service provided. The representative answered all my questions and addressed my concerns. Highly recommended to use this company if need to cover your automobile extended warranty services.

Endurance seemed to offer comprehensive coverage for all the lubricant parts in my vehicle. However, my experience turned out to be quite frustrating. When it came time to deal with an issue in the transition, the coverage I expected wasn't as straightforward. Despite them convincing me that I'd be well-protected, I encountered a failure due to permission issues, leaving me unable to cover the repairs financially.

My daughter had previously mentioned Endurance, and I felt it was time to explore this option.

The process of getting signed up with Endurance has been smooth, and the rep I worked with was quite accommodating in helping me secure the full coverage I wanted for my vehicle.

I wanted continued coverage on my vehicle and the sign-up process with Endurance was fairly simple. It was easy and pretty painless.

I went with Endurance Auto Warranty after hearing about it from a colleague. I became interested in their extended coverage primarily because of the age of my car; it's a decade old. However, after signing up, I ended up canceling the contract because of the mileage stipulation. Since I live close to work and don’t drive much, reaching the 1,000-mile requirement was going to take quite a few months. I figured it made more sense to save the $127 monthly premium for any potential repairs.

The customer service from Endurance was wonderful, but the auto dealer that I bought the vehicle from, not so much. They had pamphlets and I had to call up where I bought the vehicle. The lady I spoke to went above and beyond to explain everything to me and make sure I understood what she was telling me and what I was getting. I had no complaints at all with anything with Endurance.

I was calling to cancel my warranty. Brittany was so helpful. She gave me options that I wasn't aware of and since I didn't want to lose out on what I had already put into it, I listened. Wow! She was so transparent and helpful. Needless to say, I stayed!

The lady was friendly and professional. Took care of my situation quickly and was very helpful. Highly recommend Endurance. I have recommended Endurance to my family and they now have a policy. Have always been professional.

Before settling on Endurance, I researched three different companies, and what really tipped the scale in their favor was a call from a branch manager. I was initially concerned due to some negative reviews I had come across, but the branch manager addressed all my questions, explaining what was and wasn't covered, which helped solidify my decision.

Denied claim because the vehicle we bought had tires that were one inch bigger than factory. We had no clue was bought with those tire on it. What does tire size have to do with an air conditioner issues. They do not want to pay they got sticker shock at what the job cost. This did not do my children well in 100 degree Louisiana temperatures. So I guess you need to make sure the car is factory all the way to tire inflation caps so they will handle your claim.

This is a fraudulent company. They refuse to pay or anything and everything. Even After I called 3 times and cancelled my account and got a confirmation for cancellation, they kept charging my credit card for 5 months. They don't respond and don't answer the phone. Stay away.

I saw the ads on tv. Looked real good. Take vehicle to mechanic of my choice( if you can find one, that want to play the Endurance games)...1st repair I had done on my truck a/c evaporator was bad...that was cut and dry....they paid for the repair no problem...I guess I reached the amount of money they wanted to pay because all other issues have been denied...even though the contract has a list of parts they cover....next was a cv axle and stub axle on front axle vehicle is a 4x4....next was cracked exhaust manifolds they said because those parts were made on Tuesday and that week they were only covering parts made on Wednesday that week....or some other stupid reason...

DO NOT TRUST ENDURANCE WARRANTY – They Left Me Stranded and Refused to Help When It Mattered Most. I bought an extended warranty from Endurance thinking I was protecting myself and my family — especially since I have children with special needs and use my car for work and daily life. I was sold the Supreme Used plan and was told that once I passed the 30-day and 1,000-mile waiting period, my car would be covered. I did exactly that. I drove past the 1,000-mile mark and well beyond the 30-day window. When my car suddenly had a serious issue, I thought I was covered. I followed every step I was told — called for pre-authorization, paid out-of-pocket for a diagnosis, submitted documentation, and waited.

"I had an amazing experience today with Kim. She was very understanding, nice, polite, and helpful. I was going to cancel my policy because I didn't understand how it worked, but she broke everything down and explained it very well. It was such a great experience. Keep up the good work; job well done! God bless you."

I purchased a vehicle service contract from Endurance in March 2024 for my 2016 Ford Explorer, paying over $3,400 in total. The plan promised comprehensive coverage under their “Secure Plus” protection. However, when I needed to use the warranty, Endurance failed to honor the agreement. My claim was denied without a valid explanation, leaving me to cover the repair costs out of pocket. Despite multiple attempts to resolve the issue through their customer service, I received no meaningful support or resolution. I feel misled and frustrated, especially after trusting their advertising and sales promises. I do not recommend Endurance to anyone looking for reliable vehicle protection. Their service has been a waste of money and time.

After being with this warranty firm for 5 years, my premiums paid in full, I find out recently no service vendor in Hawaii will honor their warranty due to multiple complaints and lawsuits involving fraudulent practices. I was a victim of a $2500 deductible although the contract states $100. A class action suit should be formed in Hawaii as well.

Endurance is terrible!! They will lie to you, they take money out of my account every month. They told me to put more miles on my car for my claim to be approved, that was a lie. The guy denied it so they lie. I don't like liars and I don't like people that steal money. So now I'm taking this up with corporate and an attorney. I really hope Endurance no longer exists because they are horrible people. They gave us the runaround. Take it from a manager at the Lexus place in Greensboro, he could never get through. I had to help him and call them because they would not help him or talk to him. This is what I'm talking about, do not get Endurance, they are terrible people, and steals your money out of your account. I think somebody should put them out of business because that's really horrible. All you're doing is pouring money into helping them to deny claims cause that's all they're doing is just taking and not giving nothing, not helping!!!!! 😠

I was contacted by an agency to sign up and I wanted to do a comparison with some other agencies that also do auto warranty work, so I contacted Endurance through a Google search. I contacted three different agencies and they were the one that had the best presentation. I got three quotes and throughout the process, Endurance followed up to ensure I had all the information I needed. Their approach was professional and direct.

I needed an extended car warranty with the new truck I bought and decided to go with Endurance. I saw them on TV and as a new truck owner, having comprehensive coverage was quite appealing. My sign-up experience was relatively smooth as the protection specialist clearly explained what the coverage included. While basic wear and tear elements like brakes and rotors weren't part of the package, I was content with what was offered given they signed me up for a four-year, 130,300-mile plan.

My previous warranty, which came through the dealership, was expiring within three days. I saw advertisements and received letters from Endurance Auto Warranty, which prompted me to consider them. The representative at Endurance who helped me enroll in the new policy was fantastic. I genuinely felt that all my questions were thoroughly answered, and the coverage provided met my expectations. One area that could use improvement would be a bit more clarity about when payments would be deducted. I was under the impression that the first deduction would be on August 1st, but it actually occurred on the day we agreed to the contract, so a heads-up on that would have been appreciated. Overall, the process of signing up over the phone was seamless, and I would give them top marks for the experience. They did an excellent job.

We found Endurance Auto Warranty through the internet and compared them with other providers in terms of what we needed to get for our 2021 Toyota Highlander. The Endurance representative we talked to made a very good case for the price and how long we would be able to insure the car, and the sign-up process was smooth. The representative was extremely helpful and willing to provide honest comparisons with other companies. He was able to give us true facts about the ones that we looked at already, and the comparison was very positive for Endurance.

I have a very good friend who had an extended auto warranty with another company and after checking into that company, I wasn't satisfied with their offer. So, I started to search, and then I saw Endurance Auto Warranty's ads on TV.

My car's getting older, and I want to take care of it. I heard about Endurance from a TV advertisement, which grabbed my attention to look into it further.

I bought a 2018 vehicle with almost 100,000 miles on it, so I wanted something that was gonna give me the ability to be hassle-free. I heard about Endurance Auto Warranty through the mail and when I called, I spoke with a lady who explained it to me. My interaction with the representative who signed me up was awesome. She was incredibly helpful, explaining everything in detail including pricing and coverage options like electrical and fuel lines—which was way more than the dealership did when I bought the vehicle. It made a real difference, and she sold me on the program.

I have an older car that doesn't have a warranty. I thought maybe I should get something, and I had Endurance Auto Warranty prior once before. I believe I first learned about them through a TV advertisement. My sign-up experience was straightforward. The sales representative assisting me was pretty good. She answered all my questions clearly, and there wasn't anything I felt was mishandled during our call. It was a seamless process from getting a quote to understanding how everything worked. I'm looking forward to seeing how well the service performs when I actually use it.

I went to my garage, said I think I should have extended warranty and asked the guy about a couple that I had heard of. I didn't recognize Endurance's name until he brought it up, but I had a policy with them years ago on another vehicle. I looked them up online, and not long after, they reached out to me.

I was with another company and for $100 a month, they would only take care of my motor and transmission if something went wrong. At that time, that was all I could afford, so I went with it. Those were the two major things in a vehicle. But as I thought about it as time went by, I figured I needed more coverage. I noticed that I've been seeing Endurance on TV, so I decided to go online, then they called me.

I like that Endurance Auto Warranty has direct involvement with dealerships, without any middlemen, which I found reassuring. My experience with their customer service was pleasant. The representative I spoke with was extremely accommodating, addressing all my queries with patience and clarity. The smoothness of the enrollment process left a positive impression on me, making me confident in my decision to go with Endurance. They offered a seamless experience, which I appreciated.

I recently decided to select Endurance Auto Warranty based on my brother's experience with it. Signing up for my policy was a smooth process and the customer service I received was quite good. Overall, I was satisfied with the service provided during the sign-up process.

I had different company and I didn't like how things were going. Although I haven't used Endurance Auto Warranty yet, the sign-up process was straightforward, and I appreciated that I could complete it all online. Even though the cost is a bit higher, the benefit of having a lower down payment makes it worthwhile. Everything about the process went smoothly, and I'd say it was a positive experience overall.

I hear about Endurance Auto Warranty on TV all the time. I've had a manufacturer warranty before and wanted to ensure coverage beyond the original extended warranty, which I had for about 8 years. It was important for me to have that peace of mind, just in case anything happens with my vehicle. When I called Endurance, the representative was very helpful and professional, which made the experience smooth and straightforward. I had read about the coverage, and it's what I needed. I'm satisfied.

The sign-up experience with Endurance was straightforward and pleasant. Although I haven't had to use the service yet, I felt reassured during the initial phase. The representative who assisted me from Endurance was truly impressive. We connected on a personal level, even continuing our conversation for almost an hour post the sign-up, which made the experience memorable.

Though I've only had the coverage with Endurance Auto Warranty for a short time, signing up was straightforward. The customer service representative was great at explaining the coverage in a simple way that made it easy for me to understand.

Endurance Auto Warranty had an ad on TV. Signing up was relatively smooth, although I've encountered a hiccup—I still haven't received my paperwork in the mail. I brought this up when I called their customer service a few days ago, and they assured me it should arrive by the end of the month. Despite this, the process seemed straightforward, and I appreciate that the coverage they offered seems to match what I was hoping for to protect my vehicle. The sales representative I spoke with over the phone was fine, handling my questions adequately, though nothing particularly stood out about the experience.

I've decided to cancel the warranty because I don't drive enough. And my car is old. If a very costly repair is required, the first 30 months is a bit limited. So, I'm gonna cancel. Unfortunately, I've already been charged for two months and wanted to cancel before getting billed again. It doesn't benefit me enough and it's costly. It's a good policy. It's just not good for me.

Though I initially struggled to afford the renewal, I ultimately decided to re-up my warranty with Endurance Auto Warranty. Getting the policy reinstated was quite straightforward, and the customer service was polite and accommodating throughout the process, making the experience notably smooth. The renewal price was decent enough. When I signed up with Endurance before, I recommended them to a friend and they didn't seem to have any issues. I haven't done the app thing. I don't like a lot of apps on my phone. I have a home computer.

The sign-up experience with Endurance Auto Warranty was quite positive. The representative was genuine, providing several options and explaining them thoroughly. His knowledge was evident, and the pricing seemed reasonable to me.

My car is 10 years old now and won't risk getting caught with something out of warranty. I got ads from when I was gonna take the car to Priority dealership. The sales representative I interacted with was incredibly helpful and made the process seamless. The coverage offered met my expectations perfectly, and the pricing was reasonable, which was a relief given the rising costs of everything these days. There was nothing I felt could have been handled better during the process. It was exactly what I needed at the time.

My vehicle warranties were about to expire, so I decided to look into Endurance's extended coverage to keep my cars protected longer. The sign-up process was straightforward—I spent about 15-20 minutes on the phone with a representative who clearly explained the coverage details, the effective date, and the payment details. He answered all my questions, which made it easy to understand what I was signing up for.

A friend of mine told me about Endurance Auto Warranty. I called them and the girl was nice to me. She told me to warranty the car. I said, “Okay.” There are no issues right now. It's my son's car. She said, I feel reassured knowing this coverage will kick in 30 days from my signup date. It's essential for me to have this peace of mind as I'm often out of state, and the warranty will provide my son with the necessary assistance should anything happen to his car.

We were watching Gunsmoke when we saw an Endurance Auto Warranty commercial. The process of setting up my coverage with them was seamless. The representative helping me was thoroughly knowledgeable and answered each of my questions effectively.

I recently acquired a new used car and wanted to ensure it was well-protected. After considering many options, I found that Endurance Auto Warranty seemed to be the best fit for my needs.

I saw commercials and Endurance Auto Warranty was the first one that I caught. The sign-up process was straightforward, and the representative I spoke with was really nice. She explained everything clearly, making it all easy to understand, especially regarding the benefits that come with the service. While considering various companies, I recalled my prior experience with Endurance for my old Nissan. Unfortunately, I couldn't use the warranty then because the engine blew, but I was comfortable returning to Endurance for my current SUV, a Dodge Journey. It feels like the right choice. If a friend or family member asked for my opinion, I'd definitely suggest signing up with Endurance.

I saw an Endurance Auto Warranty ad on TV, and it seemed like a logical choice since I got a 6-year-old car that I'm gonna keep. The sign-up process was impressively straightforward, taking only about five to six minutes. The representative I interacted with was top-notch. On a scale from 1 to 10 for professionalism and knowledge, she was a clear 10. She answered all my questions politely and thoroughly. She explained that the warranty is structured month-to-month over four years, with payments required for the first 29 months, after which the following months are non-payable. Additional perks included car rental availability, although I wouldn't need it as my chosen repair shop already offers that service. The coverage commenced almost immediately from early July. I've already shared my positive experience with my sons, who have older cars. I suggested they consider Endurance if they plan on keeping their vehicles longer.

Exploring various options through a simple Google search, Endurance appeared as the top provider across many opinions, which piqued my interest. Before deciding, I researched several companies, but Endurance stood out, leading me to proceed with their service.

My pickup has a few miles on it. If something goes bad, I can't afford to trade it right now. I usually try to trade it every couple of years. But my wife ended up with leukemia and that has taken all of our funds. So, I'd better put something on my truck. My brother had a company like Endurance Auto Warranty on his pickup, and it seemed to work out well. So, I thought, "I'd be stupid for whatever it cost me a month if I get a major breakdown to repair it." I first learned about Endurance through the television. When I reached out to them, the representative was extremely helpful, kind, and professional, making the whole process smooth and satisfying. The coverage I received seems comprehensive, truly encompassing what I had anticipated.

I had a prior experience with Endurance Auto Warranty on a different vehicle. Back then, I had a positive impression and felt satisfied with their service. This time around, the sign-up process was smooth and professional. The representative I spoke with was knowledgeable and managed to answer all my questions with professionalism.

I kept getting emails from different companies, and I saw Consumer Reports saying something about Endurance Auto Warranty being the best one, so I contacted them. I found the sign-up process with Endurance to be quite good. The representative was knowledgeable and professional, although the cost was higher than I initially expected. Nevertheless, I was keen to ensure my car was well-covered, so I proceeded without hesitation.

I saw an Endurance Auto Warranty advertisement on TV. I only considered this company before making my decision. The signup process was straightforward and easy, and I was impressed by the professionalism and knowledge of the staff. I recall there being a $100 deductible and some sort of waiting period mentioned, but I have all the details in my papers, just in case.

Endurance Auto Warranty was on a TV commercial. I've been with them for several years now. The policy I was sold was the Gold package, which was presented to me as a bumper-to-bumper warranty. The price was supposed to be $112 a month, and they assured me it covered everything. Unfortunately, my experience did not align with what was promised. When I called them, I said, “It was a bumper-to-bumper warranty, ma'am. Why it didn't cover oil change?” But when the rep sold me the policy, she said, “It's a Gold package, bumper to bumper. It covers everything. If anything goes wrong with your vehicle, we're covered.” But it's not true.

I heard about Endurance Auto Warranty on TV. I got over 100,000 miles. But all these places keep calling me and saying, "You need to get your warranty. You need to get your warranty." After I went over 100,000 miles, I said, "I might better" because things start to happen. The representative who assisted me with signing up was incredibly kind and straightforward. She clearly explained what coverage I qualified for, the costs involved, and even informed me about the option to cancel within 30 days if I changed my mind. The monthly payments are automatically set up, which makes it very convenient for me. While I haven’t had to file a claim yet to really see how the process works, signing up was quick and hassle-free. If things are as smooth as they seem, I imagine it will be worth having.

Endurance Auto Warranty was on TV. When it comes to customer service, I can confidently say it was very good; I had a positive experience during the entire sign-up process.

I picked Endurance Auto Warranty due to their reliable reputation and my previous positive experience with them when I had an older car. I initially heard about them through a TV ad, and when I decided to renew my warranty with another car, the sign-up process was seamless. It only required a single phone call, and the representative I spoke with was helpful, making the whole experience stress-free.

I've had my car for a while now. So far, I don't have any problems. However, I wanted the assurance that I would be covered in case anything unexpected arose. I first heard about Endurance through a TV ad at my workplace, which piqued my interest in auto warranties. Because I called on a holiday, they offered me a lot of discounts as well. So, it was very helpful. Even though I was at work and I wasn't able to give the exact mileage of my vehicle, they allowed me to call them back later on and give them exact mileage of my vehicle. The next person was very helpful. The experience was great.

I heard about Endurance Auto Warranty on television. I saw it around and that's what I was looking for for the car warranty. I noticed that Endurance was well-regarded across various platforms like Consumer Affairs and the Better Business Bureau, which assured me of their credibility. The sign-up process with their representative was pleasant. I appreciated that there was no hard selling involved—he simply provided me with all the necessary information in an efficient manner. As for the coverage, while I initially found the cost to be somewhat high, after breaking it down, it seemed quite reasonable given the extensive coverage I received. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience in purchasing an Endurance auto warranty.

So far, I haven't filed a claim to Endurance Auto Warranty, but I found the pricing quite reasonable at about $128 a month.

I bought my Endurance warranty about 18 months ago amd have never been late or missed my monthly $149.00 payments. My car broke down and I sent it into the shop almost 3 months ago, where it is still sitting BTW because Endurance just sent an inspector out to make sure it needed the work the shop claimed it needed. Now again it has been almost 3 months and 2 monthly payments later, I was told yesterday that they will only pay up to what my car's trade in value is which they claim is only $700.

I just purchased a new car and I wanted to extend my new car warranty for as long as I could. I've seen Endurance advertised on TV quite a bit and it caught my attention. The main reason for seeking out this warranty was for the peace of mind it promised—ensuring continuous protection as my new car's standard warranty would eventually expire.

I wanted to have peace of mind about my car's potential repairs so it was time to look into warranty companies and initially, I came across Endurance through TV ads, which sparked my interest. I later researched them online to understand their offerings better. The sales representative I dealt with was great and the coverage with Endurance met my expectations.

The commercial for Endurance kept popping up on Fox TV and I needed more extensive coverage because my car is older, which made me interested in the warranty. I had CarShield for about three years, and while the coverage was good, it became a bit too pricey for my fixed income.

I had some experience with Endurance before and I wanted to see what kind of deal I could get. I was pleasantly surprised to find it was more affordable than what I'd been paying previously, which made the decision easier.

Dealing with another warranty provider, CarShield, had been quite the hassle for my mom’s vehicle in times past. I did my research online and discovered Endurance, which seemed to offer services similar to CarShield. This led me to call them and ask numerous questions. Their answers were satisfactory, giving me confidence to proceed. I knew when I first got my vehicle, a warranty was not immediately necessary due to the new car warranty it already had. But once that original warranty wore out, I turned to Endurance.

My car was brand-new so the protective plan didn't seem immediately necessary. However, when my car's mileage limit neared its end, I received multiple calls encouraging me to sign up for protection, emphasizing that my near-new car shouldn't be left unprotected. This convinced me to go ahead and get the plan from Endurance.

I saw a commercial for Endurance and started getting multiple emails from them which piqued my interest. The sign-up process was straightforward, though I initially encountered a bit of a sales push when I first called to gather information. The representative was eager to close a deal, but I needed to discuss it with my wife before making any decisions. By my second call, I had all the necessary cost details, which made the process smoother.

I saw an online ad that made me feel confident in entrusting Endurance with the backup support I’d need in case my automobile broke down. Unfortunately, my experience has been deeply disappointing. Initially, my contract stated a $100 deductible. However, when my car required urgent maintenance due to an oil leakage, not only did Endurance not cover the cost as claimed, but I also ended up having to pay a $2500 deductible upfront, contrary to the agreement. Even with documentation to support my claims, it didn’t alter the fact that I was shortchanged.

I researched various auto warranty options online, including CarShield and CarMax, and I chose to engage with Endurance Auto Warranty. My decision was largely influenced by negative feedback about CarShield, which is said to have poor service and a multitude of complaints from customers. By comparison, Endurance seemed to present a solid program, promising direct service without unnecessary intermediaries, and allowing customers multiple plan options, which appealed to me.

I bought an extended warranty from the guy that sold me the car and about a month later, I got a letter from Endurance saying something about my rates were going up. Despite the confusion and a warning from my original car salesman that it might be a scam, I had already committed to the policy.

I was originally considering several options, like CarShield, which has that memorable Iced-T commercial, and Ox Car Care. Ultimately, though, Endurance stood out. The sign-up process was smooth and straightforward. The customer service representative I interacted with was not only pleasant but also informative, answering all my questions and bringing up details I hadn't considered. The entire experience felt very reassuring.

I received a letter stating that my previous coverage had expired and I decided to sign up with Endurance. The process was smooth, and the representatives were great, answering all my questions and ensuring I understood how the program works, including the details of the coverage period. My reason for getting the extended coverage was to ensure that in case of any vehicle issues, I would be covered for service-related parts.

The Endurance team was very efficient in explaining their services. Though there was an initial snag due to my low monthly driving mileage and a required 1,000-mile usage before coverage activated, a customer service rep ultimately facilitated a solution that fit my driving habits by adjusting mileage requirements. My plan kicked in after adding only 200 miles to my car, and the affordability at $159 a month was manageable for me.

The sign-up process at Endurance was straightforward, especially over the phone. The rep was knowledgeable enough about the service and they answered my questions clearly. Specifically, they provided detailed information about when the warranty would become effective, as it requires coverage after driving 1,000 miles, for example.

I did a search when I had my 2019 Nissan Rogue and I looked at Consumer Reports to see who the best extended car warranty places were. I learned about Endurance and now that I have a 2012 Dodge Ram 1500, I have it covered thru them. The representative I worked with during the sign up was fantastic and really secured my decision to go with Endurance over other companies like Ox. The price seemed a bit high to me, but given my car's mileage—almost maxing out their limit—the deal was fair. I was pleased they offered me coverage for an additional 60,000 miles and I would have preferred if it was cheaper, but considering the coverage they offered, it seemed reasonable.

My car is very expensive to keep up and I had coverage with CarShield, but they were a bit expensive. My car dealer introduced me to Endurance and the sign-up process with them was straightforward, making the transition easy for me. They informed me that while the coverage begins immediately, certain conditions like 1,000 miles or 30 days apply before the full benefits are active. The Endurance representative who assisted was good, too.

Before making my decision, I looked at one other company but eventually chose Endurance. The sign-up process with their representatives was smooth, and I found their professionalism to be admirable. I would certainly give this experience the highest mark. I'd recommend Endurance to friends and family as I believe it's a very good choice.

Noise popped up under the vehicle, tried calling Endurance. Spent 2 hours waiting for them to answer the phone, mechanic said bring it down before end of the day, I drove it down figuring it was a wheel bearing, come to find out it was the transmission and since I drove it 5 miles they say it won't be cover it since I drove after the failure cause they wouldn't answer the phone,.

I had Endurance as my warranty company. I took my Mercedes in due not working, it was covered under the warranty but when the rep came to inspect the car at the dealership they denied the coverage due to tire size which are the Mercedes rims from purchase. They are a scam looking to deny claims for minor to no reason.

The worst experience I have had in years. Do not use this provider, they are overpriced and do not cover anything outside of the exact verbiage. No partnering, no visibility, no communications, no website to review claims, no appeals process. Terrible experience I would want other to avoid.

The factory warranty on my truck ran out, so I signed up for Endurance. My primary reason for taking up the auto warranty was for peace of mind – just in case my truck needed repairs.

I had family and friends that told me getting an auto warranty was a good idea. They all do it. So, I said, "I'll try it out for a while." I chose Endurance Auto Warranty and my experience has been somewhat mixed. The young lady I dealt with tried to compel me to sign up for an auto warranty for both of my cars and I ended up doing it, but I wanted to cancel the one for my older car. I called back, and I couldn't get through to anyone. I didn't realize Endurance didn't have customer service on the weekends. By the time I called back, they said I was already charged for the sign-up fee, which was nonrefundable. That wasn't a pleasant experience.

I wanted to ensure my truck was adequately covered by a dependable company and Endurance gave me a good deal. I signed up and everything went good. I have yet to dive into the welcome package they sent over since I'm quite busy, but all initial interactions seem promising.

My car is perfect but it's out of warranty, and the thought of unexpected repairs was concerning. I haven't needed any significant repairs in a long time, so having that extra peace of mind was important.

I bought a contract from Endurance Auto Warranty. I trusted Consumer Affairs to give me the info I needed to buy the best Warranty on the market. Endurance would not even talk to me. Claims said that they only talk to repair shop. It took over a week to get a claim rep to the shop, then another week for them to located a used transmission and get it shipped to the shop. Asked about rent car, told it could be approved only after total claim is approved. I had a $100 deductible, I ended paying the shop a extra $800+. Company does not have Support services, average wait time on phone was 30-45 minutes, and then being told we don't to customers, only repair shop. Needless to say, I canceled the contract, with 2 yrs left on 3yr term. Waiting to see what money I get back. Any Bets.

They don't pay the claims. They won't even acknowledge my correspondence or the bills that I have sent, including the towing receipts I sent them. They'll take money and never respond to you afterwards. There have to be better companies out there.

I had my contract with Endurance. I purchased the best policy they offered. I pay for 3 years and I get 2 years free. After making my final payment of my third year without any claims I had two years of free service however I needed work done on my vehicle so I filed a claim. First claim it was denied due to a loophole in the contract. Very very upset with this company. Very misleading and shame on them for playing with the loopholes like this. This is a terrible company to deal with especially when I take advantage of you.

My previous warranty was expiring, and I felt it necessary to secure continued coverage. The signup process was seamless and enjoyable, which was a pleasant surprise. If a friend were to inquire about my experience, I would recommend Endurance for their auto warranty needs. Everything went smoothly, and there were no standout problems or highlights that needed addressing. In summary, I was really pleased with the service.

I was with a very well known, star-studded warranty company that seemed to be a Godsend until I did my research and discovered that they were a middleman to Endurance. My costs went down considerably and I have referred them to friends and family already. Looking forward to seeing how they perform on my future claims, without any fear. I am glad I found them.

After facing a starter issue with the car I bought in November, I realized I hadn't purchased a warranty and ended up paying out of pocket. This prompted me to buy a warranty with Endurance Auto Warranty and the rep I had for the sign-up process was wonderful. He was really helpful, and the whole experience was easy and informative.

The warranty on my vehicle expired, leaving me in need of continued protection. I signed up with Endurance and the process was pleasant, with very professional and knowledgeable representatives. My experience was marked by quick, efficient assistance, leading to a seamless process that made me feel at ease. Throughout my interaction, Endurance proved to be easy to work with. Their website, which I visited to gather more information, was similarly straightforward and user-friendly. The cost of the warranty was very reasonable compared to options at a dealership, providing me with more time and extended coverage than I expected. The overall experience has been outstanding. The team was always available to answer questions and ensured that I received the right product tailored to my vehicle needs.

My car is getting older and I anticipate that things will start to break down soon. Being retired and on a fixed income, having that added protection seemed important. The signup process with Endurance was fairly straightforward and everything was explained clearly. While the price of the warranty seemed fair, like everyone else, I wish it was a bit lower.

I considered an auto warranty to help manage costs in case my car, a Mercedes, broke down, as I'd spent quite a lot on it previously. Signing up with Endurance Auto Warranty was a straightforward process, and I actually went with them on my daughter's recommendation. She mentioned that with many options available, Endurance was a reliable choice.

I got an auto warranty for my Hyundai Elantra through Endurance Auto Warranty. The sign-up process went smoothly, and so far, I've been satisfied with the service I've received.

My vehicle was over 100,000 miles and I didn't want to pay out of pocket again after a recent repair. The sign-up process with Endurance was straightforward and hassle-free, which I appreciated. I found that the deal from Endurance offered more value compared to CarShield. From my experience, I’d rate them highly across several aspects. The customer service was commendable, and the overall warranty product and coverage met my needs perfectly. The pricing seemed fair for what was provided. Lastly, Endurance has an overall smooth and courteous final process. I would definitely recommend them to others seeking car warranty options.

I wanted to get rid of a vehicle, but my wife loves it so well and wants to keep it. I needed a warranty on it as the factory warranty has expired. I signed up with Endurance and the experience was good. The price is not outrageous. They sent me the pamphlet with all the information in it and so far, I could recommend it. I just hope it's as good if I have to use the warranty part of it.

I called to see if a problem on my expedition was covered. The gentleman I talked to was very professional and helpful. He directed me to the proper people and everything was taken care of. Endurance, your people are top-notch. Keep up the good work.

My car broke down on July 5th, 2025, and Endurance has not provided us with a rental car yet. It's been 12 days now, and my husband has missed 12 days of work delivering for Door Dash putting us in a huge financial bind. They were also rude to me and hung up on me when I asked for a rental car like they promised in their advertisement.

I had been inundated with notices and offers from various companies, including the Honda dealership, which wanted to sell me warranties with steep prices. It got to a point where I felt none of those could justify the cost, particularly since my previous warranty experience wasn't satisfactory—I ended up paying heavily with little to show for it. A turning point came when I had to spend $1,500 for a new alternator for my car, which really got me thinking about my expenses. Without being particularly knowledgeable about cars beyond driving, I could hardly keep managing such hefty out-of-pocket expenses, especially with ongoing costs like rent. This necessity pushed me to finally look at Endurance Auto Warranty, something I'd been delaying for a while.

I was impressed with the knowledgeable and polite Endurance representative who guided me through the signup process. He answered all my questions without any rush or relying on a script, which is quite refreshing compared to other places that pressure you into buying. My past experience with my F-150, which required an expensive transmission replacement, reinforced my decision to protect our current SUV with this warranty.

The process of signing up with Endurance was smooth and there was no pressure from their side, which I appreciated. While I haven't used the warranty yet, and we're still waiting for it to fully activate in a few days, my experience so far has been promising.

Signing up with Endurance was pretty straightforward. I had the opportunity to shop around and found that their pricing and coverage were competitive and matched what I was looking for. The first warranty I acquired was good and the salesman did a good job. But then I came back and looked at the coverage and decided that I wanted it to be a little more comprehensive. So, I called back and we expanded to a more comprehensive policy.

Having purchased several warranties from Endurance, I'm pleased to say that the overall sign-up process was very satisfying. In sharing my experience with others, I'd advise keeping all your paperwork, adhering to your manual's required maintenance instructions, and retaining all receipts.

Endurance called me back promptly, and even after discussing it with my husband, I reached out again and was assisted by another representative who was equally friendly and helpful. I would describe the experience as excellent.