Endurance Warranty

When looking for this kind of coverage it's important you ask if you are actually speaking to the company or if they are a broker. This company works directly to you and explains everything well. They have a good rating!.

I was mislead by the salesperson. He asked about the mileage my vehicle. When told him it have over 126000 miles He wrote the policy for 126001. When I filed my claim Thirty days and Over One Thousand miles. My claim was denied. He told that mileage was incorrect that wrote The mileage was actually 126930. When I filed my claim the mileage was 128260. If The salesperson needed the exact mileage he should had asked. I was willing to give it to him.

Setting up my vehicle with them over the phone was a piece of cake. The customer service person I talked to was very pleasant.

In June 2019 we purchased Endurance Warranty for our 2016 Ram 3500. Jan 11, 2022 the passenger door would not open with remote or manually from the outside. Took to dealership. Diagnosis, passenger door handle shorted out the wireless hub. Door handles are not covered by warranty. But is an electrical part. Imagine for a moment. You have a newer car, have Endurance Warranty and the push button assy for the transmission fails and damages your transmission. Because shift lever assy is a non covered part. The transmission is not covered.

I am in the market to purchase extended warranty for my 2013 Audi. I called several extended warranty providers and ended up talking to a very polite woman at Endurance. I told her exactly what I'm wanted and the offers I have received from other competitors. She put me on hold (for 20 mins) to talk to her supervisor to see if she could match the offer from the competitor.

I was satisfied with Endurance and the price, to me, was fair. I just autopay for payments, which is easy.

So far, customer service has been good. I will be calling Endurance up about my truck.

BEWARE OF ENDURANCE WARRANTY. THEY ARE A FRAUD. State licensed submitted a claim to repair my vehicle and Endurance Warranty refused to pay for the repairs. DO NOT USE THEM BECAUSE THEY COLLECT YOUR MONEY AND BREACH THEIR CONTRACT.

One thing I like about Endurance is a one time discount on oil change. My previous provider never gave that to me. I had a problem with my brakes, and they never gave that to me too. Endurance is little bit better than them. I'm waiting to get my refund but so far, everybody’s been helpful.

I wanted coverage for everything, which was what Endurance told me I was getting. As it turns out, they have tiered plans and they have tiers higher than what I got. Upon questioning them about it, they said I signed up for the highest tier that I was eligible for but they didn't make me aware that I wasn't eligible for the higher tiers. They made it sound as though I was getting their highest tier coverage. More information would have been great. It's one of those things where they didn't technically lie, they just omitted information that would have affected my decision.

It was easy to sign up with Endurance but as time went on, I was very disappointed in the service that I received. There were some issues with payment on some items that I felt like that they should have covered that they did not. It ended up being about $2,000 on me out of pocket that I don't feel I should have had to pay and they never gave a clear explanation about why they did not cover it. There could be a little bit easier customer service as far as communication and explaining their policies a little bit more.

I took my car to the shop for the first time since I purchased my warranty. I ended up with an over $1200 bill, they didn’t cover basic things like a water pump or thermostat, considering the price I just paid for the warranty. It’s ridiculous how little they cover.

I purchased the warranty around October 7, 2021, paid my initial deposit, then the other half of that deposit on October 14, 2021. The day I was setting up I asked the salesperson if I could do my own oil changes or if I needed to have someone do it, the salesperson stated could do my own oil changes and that was fine, all I had to do was keep receipts of my oil and filter purchase. Three months go by and my car breaks down, I have it towed back to a repair shop and they tell me I need a new engine, since this town was not my home town, I towed the car back to a dealership who verified that I need a new engine. The dealership sent in a warranty claim, the warranty company sent out an inspector who took pictures of the car and sent those in.

Endurance Auto Warranty is a scam. I’d give it a zero if I was allowed. We bought coverage the best when they offered. We had an additional 1600 miles on the car and 49 days their requirements are 1000 miles and 30 days. We had the tires changed on the car and the gentleman said we are going to need new brakes. The next week we noticed a squeaking in the front end. We took the car to Volvo dealership. They found the squeak something with a shock. They said the brakes did changed. And they also noticed some noise in the motors/engine not sure what it’s called.

Everything is fine with Endurance. The rep explained all aspects of the coverage well.

The phone call was good and positive. I have yet to see if they live up-to their reputation. Representative took the time to explain the difference between their company as compared to others. It sounded good and after looking at reviews online I made my choice to sign up.

The scheme that they use to deny claims! I bought a 2011 Bmw X6 idrive. I took it to a foreign shop to get a full diagnostics and everything checked out good except for brakes needing changed soon. I had it for 3 months before any problems came up. The fuel pump failed on me. I took it to BMW and they ran a $400 diagnostics and seen that the control module and the fuel pumps were bad. The mechanic called them and explained the fuel pump was bad and by the fuel pump going bad caused the module to burn. I paid out of pocket for the module and they denied the fuel pump because they said the mechanic said there was nothing wrong with the fuel pump and the module was the cause.

When I signed up, Endurance talked a good game. But when I got the contract, I didn't agree with a lot of stuff in it. So I cancelled my contract with them within 30 days. The girl that I spoke with blew it up like Endurance was the best, but it's not. She said to me I can go anywhere and that Endurance is accepted all over. But when I started calling all around, people never even heard of Endurance. I didn't want to run around finding somebody to fix my car. I also stated that I only go to one person. But when I called the dealer that I go to, they said they did not accept Endurance, so I didn't want to deal with Endurance. Don't tell people anything just to get a sale or to get somebody signed up.

I decided to keep my current vehicle in light of the tight new/used vehicle supplies. I saw a TV ad on Endurance Auto Repair Insurance and checked into it. The agent I spoke to was trying to be very convincing. It sounded like a pretty good deal so I signed up. However I am currently reviewing the contract in detail to see if there are any gotchas. If I am satisfied, I'll keep it. I have 30 days to cancel it if I'm not satisfied with the details. It's basically bumper to bumper coverage for the first year then just mechanical coverage after that.

I was under the impression that Endurance covers everything from bumper-to-bumper. I was told even maintenance, besides tires and stuff like that, was covered. But when something actually happened with my vehicle, I came to find out they don't cover anything. And if they do cover, they cover it partially. They refunded me for everything. It wasn’t a problem. Still, I was lied to.

The gentleman that I talked to seemed very forthcoming and knowledgeable about the product. But it's a bit pricey. It takes a lot out of my budget.

It was kind of annoying when I was signing up because they were talking to me in terms that I didn't understand the coverage. I had to tell the guy that I would call him later and then I did my own research. But Endurance should have simplified it for me. So it would have been easier for me to understand what they were talking about. But overall, I was pretty satisfied with the experience. The extended warranty was pretty good for the money.

I got the Endurance warranty, and I thought the plan was good. It was fitting my budget. Overall, I liked it. I'm gonna call to cancel, though. I don't have the vehicle right now, so it would not make sense for me to be paying for the warranty monthly.

When I spoke with their representative, he sounded very knowledgeable. It was kind of a mixture of a sales pitch and knowledge. It wasn't extremely pushy. He was a good sales representative. With other companies, there was too much talking and too fast talking.

I purchased my policy 9 months before I had a problem. When I went to get my water pump fixed I was told it wasn't covered because the mechanic wrote down the wrong mileage on my car. Even though I could prove it was a error, they refused to pay. Then 6 months later my power steering pump went out. The claim was denied that it was "normal wear and tear". I then had a traction control problem and that was denied because it should be covered under a recall. My car was not eligible for the recall because it was produced later in that year after the problem was discovered. I paid over 2 years $2400 and every claim I had was denied.

When I reached out to Endurance, the rep was very pleasant. He explained everything to me and told me about the one-time thing that I could check the battery, although he didn't tell me that it was only so much money towards it. They don't send out hard copies of the contract and I had to print it myself on someone else's computer. Then, when I was reading it, I realized that it's only like $45 that goes toward the battery on a one-time basis. The batteries cost $107. They need to be upfront, especially when the customer gets the plan that covers supposedly bumper-to-bumper.

Before I signed up, I checked out Endurance's website and everything was straightforward. They called me quickly. Because when I started looking for something, I put in my information and all of a sudden, all kinds of stuff started coming to me. I would have liked to have more time or more miles on my warranty. But that is the only thing.

I like everything about Endurance. Their rep did real good. When he explained the warranty to me, I understood the different packages and I decided to go with the one I could afford. One of the perks of having Endurance is if I'd be traveling abroad and the car breaks down and it's gonna take a couple days to fix, I'd have a place to go and a car to drive. I like that.

Signing up with them went smoothly. The rep was helpful and answered most of my questions.

The representative was fine. My only complaint is she said they would send me information in the mail about the plan and the coverage and I never received anything.