Endurance Warranty Reviews

My experience with Endurance was good. Everybody was polite.

When I spoke with the Endurance rep, it was wonderful. I told him how expensive it was at the dealership and I needed something to cover a used vehicle. He listened well and he came up with a great solution with some discounts. I asked a lot of questions and it boiled down to the ones that could commit to answering my questions. Somebody willing to deal with me in a respectful manner was very important.

When I signed up with Endurance, they explained the coverage pretty well. We would recommend them. My husband's a mechanic and he said they're one of the most legitimate ones. We do a lot of traveling too in our truck. He wanted to make sure that we have the best in case anything happens. It's worth it.

My customer service experience at Endurance was okay. However, I have a problem. I canceled the policy on one of the cars and for some reason, it didn't get to the account people, and they charged me, and I'm supposed to get a refund. They withdraw from your account, but then when it's time for a refund, it takes longer. But getting signed up with them was simple.

My experience with Endurance was great. Just in case something happens to my vehicle, it could be covered. Their coverage is great and it is exactly what I was looking for. They also have a great price and great communication, too.

Signing up with Endurance was good. It took 15 minutes. However, I haven't gotten the actual policy yet.

I called Endurance to inquire and talked to a gentleman. He was informative. He told me about Endurance and how it would be very beneficial for me to get it. The timeframe was perfect and it would take at least a month for me to wait for them to approve it or disapprove it. He answered all the questions. When I wasn't sure and asked my brother to listen in, he welcomed him and talked to both of us.

The rep answered all the questions I had. I was feeling bad that day I enrolled, but it worked out on me.

The guy that I talked to at Endurance was pretty nice and very informative. I was satisfied with the coverage that I got but when they sent the paperwork to me in the email, I could not open it up. This guy, Pete, called me back and when I was talking to him, I got interrupted and I couldn't finish talking with him, but he's supposed to be sending the stuff to me by mail. So, I'm just waiting on the mail to deliver it, which might take a week or 10 days.

When I had a problem with my car a few weeks ago, I took it to the dealership and they handled it there. It had to do with the battery. The car wouldn't start. They replaced that and Endurance paid for it. I'm very happy with the service. I was even surprised I had it because I had forgotten a year later that I had bought it. They told me at the dealership that I had it and it covered the claim. The cost to me was $100 and that was very cheap compared to if I had to pay for the whole work.

The reps answered all my questions but were very persistent.

Everything was easy with Endurance and I had a great experience with them.

I highly recommend Endurance. I had good initial contact and follow-up with the reps. They were very accessible via phone and email. I got one of their higher-rated packages. It's good for 80,000 miles or four years. It has 24/7 roadside service. It covers lost key fobs which is good because those things are not inexpensive from the dealer. It also covers anything mechanical and electrical.

Maria, the customer representative who answered the phone, explained everything, answered all our questions and was very patient. It was wonderful with Endurance but I haven't gotten any paperwork yet. We decided to have 24 months of payments for 48 months of coverage. It sounds too good to be true that's why I want to get the paperwork as soon as possible. We have 30 days to review it and if we don't like it, we can cancel it and send it back.

Endurance has a good offer. The gentleman explained it to me well. I went for two cars and everything went smoothly. I'm enjoying it and I like to recommend it to someone else.

Had issues with drivetrain, and Endurance would not cover the repair bill. The wheel bearings wore out and needed to be replaced or the vehicle drive train would not work. Ford motor called Endurance and explained it was part of the drive train and Endurance did not want to hear it! So, I cancelled the policy, for breach of contract!

I never thought I needed a warranty but the salesperson was a good sales guy. He had a great personality and was knowledgeable on what Endurance was offering. He said Endurance was the number one car warranty place. It wouldn't cost me $300 a month and I could insure my car even though it had 100 and some odd thousand miles on it. I got the top-notch package that includes roadside assistance and all kinds of key fob replacements. They cost a couple of hundred bucks if you go to the dealership. If your car gets damaged or breaks down. I have rental coverage.

We selected the Secure Plus plan for peace of mind for our new car purchase. Online reviews seemed overall positive and the sales reps were able to answer my questions and get us promptly enrolled. Fast forward a couple months and our car developed a noise while on a road trip so we began the claims process for the needed repair. I did not receive any calls on updates so contacted them, only to find that service had been denied over a week prior. I have submitted service records and documentation, but unfortunately only get to talk to a customer service representative, not the ‘adjuster’ who approves the claims.

The Endurance rep I worked with did a good job. She taught me how to sign up for it.

Brendon from Endurance was very helpful and friendly. He was also honest and wasn't pushy. At the time, the two girls that I adopted were running around, so I was hearing bits and pieces. But he was very patient and explained things to me easily. The signup process was easy, too. But right now, Nissan's had my car for a week and I've not had anybody contact me from Endurance. So I'm not sure how that claim is going to go. I have reached out to them and I'm not getting an answer. So I'm a little leery. Also, I have the app on my phone and I'm an older lady, so these electronics are hard to navigate. It was difficult to figure out what I was doing but once I got it, I'm satisfied with it. I'm also happy with Endurance so far.

I called Endurance and found out that I still had it until the beginning of the year. I went ahead and got another one. The rep got it all worked out and answered my questions. I had to remember that I paid for something that after so many years, it would be paid in full, and the remainder would be there to use. He told me, "This one's gonna be doing the same thing." I got the card on my phone but I didn't get a physical card and I was wondering when that was gonna happen because I thought that was gonna be mailed.

If you need it, you should call Endurance Warranty because I like what they talked about. Their salesperson answered all my questions and gave me a lot of knowledge about the program.

Endurance Warranty explained everything and told me what I had to do. The person that I talked to went over everything very clearly. Endurance's coverage was reasonable and would cover what we needed.

I spoke with one of the Endurance representatives and he told me all of what the extended warranty consisted of and what Endurance represented based on their quality and professionalism and how they treat their customers. He didn't have to persuade me, but based off the benefits and the things that it consisted of, it propelled me to go with Endurance. He took me to the Endurance site and broke it all the way down to me in increments so that I can understand what Endurance was about, what they sell, and what I was actually purchasing for my extended warranty. Everybody from the first person I spoke with and all the way up until the ending person I spoke to who set up the claim for me was so professional. It was very satisfying just to be a valued customer with Endurance. So, that was beautiful to me.

I got a much better deal at Endurance so I decided on them. I have a 2020 Subaru and by having this warranty, I feel comfortable. I just took my car in for a check-up and found out that it had $4,000 worth of work -- struts in the front and wheel bearings. Endurance covered it and instead of paying 4,000, I'm only paying $500. I was very happy.

Endurance is good. I really appreciate them. The representative took his time and walked me through everything. He was reassuring me. I'm a mom with seven kids and he thinks this would be the perfect fit for me because things happen.

I'm not happy with Endurance. They pushed me into something that I didn't want. I also don't like the cost.

I was impressed with Endurance because I had a claim and there were no hitches. It was a whole steering issue with the truck I had and the steering linkage had to be replaced. It was $1,700 worth of parts and labor, and all of that was paid by Endurance. I got got another warranty from them again and the sign up process was easy. They went over the coverage and what the payments were going to be. They were very clear. I wanted a decent payment per month and the length of coverage compared to what I got to pay per month. But getting Endurance is worth the peace of mind, especially knowing how they fixed the last problem. I would tell others to use them.

The Endurance rep I had kept checking to see if she could give me a better rate. And when I told her the mileage I wanted on there and the length of coverage, she did her best to get me what I wanted. But I would tell my friends to be careful when dealing with Endurance. When I signed up, I bought a 2021 Corvette and I put Endurance coverage on it. But I turned right around a month later and bought a newer Corvette. So I had to cancel the coverage on the '21 and that was harder than I expected. I didn't like the process with the notary and when I called them about the guarantee on the the mileage, they said there was a simpler way to do it, which was to take a picture of the mileage. So, I did that and I faxed it to them, but I haven't heard anything back.

Endurance called and gave me the information, and I accepted it. The customer service was great. I haven't had to use Endurance yet, but everything's fine so far. I recommended them to other people too.

The signup process was fast, and the rep made it easy. Since it was my first time signing up, I got a deal with Endurance. It's convenient and not too pricey as it usually could be. Also, the rep told me about the proper steps to take when I needed my car fixed and that they would give me recommendations on places that I can take my car to. I will recommend Endurance for sure.

I called a representative to switch companies, and he helped me out a lot. He answered a lot of questions too. I was looking for full warranty coverage for my car, and Endurance was helpful in explaining what I needed to do. I recommend people to sign up with them.

I looked at the reviews on Google about Endurance and was impressed. Then, there was no high pressure from the salesperson I talked to. She was very friendly, informative and knowledgeable. My vehicle is a low mileage. It just turned over 30,000 miles when I was calling Endurance about getting a warranty and they said, "You get a better deal because it's low mileage." My package came with the rental vehicle, towing, the jumpstart, and all the good stuff. It is a good policy. I wanted to have something to protect my car in case something did happen to it. The price is right.

The reps answered all my questions. Everything went great and I liked what I heard. Hopefully, I don't have to use the warranty for a while, but they cover all the angles I needed covered. My friend who has Endurance also said that he never had an issue when he needed his vehicle fixed and that's all I needed to hear.

Endurance's customer service was good. If I had any questions and if I needed to follow up on anything, they said, "Here is the information". It was fairly simple.

The lady I talked to was nice. She went over all the options and at first, I said no but she helped and I ended up setting it up a few days later. The cost is pretty decent for everything that I'm supposed to get. But she told me that I was gonna receive paperwork and I never received it. I'm worried about that.

I felt like Endurance was my best option. So, I called and spoke to them. Because it was during the holiday season, they were giving an incentive. They were giving money off of the actual policy. It's going to save me money going in and coming out if something should happen to my car. The explanation of the benefits were very clear. Initially, before you can view the contract, you have to sign up, which was fine because I took the rep's word for face value, and she was honest with me. She did not mislead me in any way. There were no hiccups and no questions based on what she told me versus the coverage that I received. So, it was all good. It was a positive experience.

The reps were very cordial and nice and we appreciated that. They explained the policy to us and the amount of coverage is fine. It has the motor and everything large. That's what we wanted to make sure.

The plan options sounded good to me. I looked at a few of them and it looks like the best option.

A rep from Endurance contacted me and I had a really good feeling that that was the best program out there for me. The signup process was very easy and the young man that was talking to me explained and detailed everything. He answered any questions or concerns that I had about the process and the payments.

Endurance was very good. The reps were very friendly and professional. I told them what I was looking for, the year of the car, and the mileage that was on it, and they gave me 100,000 miles for a very reasonable price. It was bumper-to-bumper too. Prior to that, I've gone to the dealership twice and every time I do something with a battery or a tire, it's not covered. I wanted to make sure that I had something that was totally covered, and Endurance says that they would do that.

My signup with Endurance was easy. I did it all online. I didn't have to speak to anybody and I got what I needed. However, being able to use Endurance's warranty is where I wouldn't recommend anybody to sign up for it. They do the 30-day or 1,000 miles waiting period, and I get the 30 days, but some people don't drive 1,000 miles if they don't go anywhere in town, if they're just in-town people. Also, dealing with the customer service side of it, everybody I spoke to when I was trying to get my car covered when it blew up was very rude and not very easy to deal with. They didn't treat me or the dealership very well, so I canceled.

We have a Toyota Highlander XLE with Endurance. I knew of other companies, but theirs was a good plan. So why stop? The rep was also very friendly, open, and answered every question.

Signup was great. I called and talked to Endurance, and the rep explained a lot to me. He was very good. I also like everything he told me, everything it's gonna cover. It's a good policy, and I got it. I'd tell people to get it as well.

The process was hassle-free. The representative I spoke with was very helpful and knowledgeable, and I didn't have a problem. I have two vehicles covered with Endurance. One is an SUV, which is a Yukon, and then I also have a Dodge Avenger. I have to wait 1,000 miles before I can make a claim, but they said everything will be covered 100% and it's supposed to include towing and rental car service if my car ever breaks down. So far, so good.

I was looking at CarShield and Endurance and I called both. Endurance was fantastic. Their reps were very friendly, helpful and told me everything I needed to know. They covered every area that I had questions about and we got things done in a very rapid amount of time.

The guy that did the quote for me was very helpful. I asked about the pricing and the coverage, and he explained to me what is and isn't covered and what Endurance can do. He also explained the package to me. I felt comfortable, so I went with them. The coverage is reasonable for the price because the dealer was trying to sell me the same thing but it was more expensive. I would recommend Endurance.

I'm a repair shop in business for 8 years. We are one of the most respected and trusted services in the Salt Lake Area. We go to our clients making it easy for them to have their vehicle serviced. We only use master mechanics. We came across a long time customer that purchased an Endurance Warranty, we came out to the client's location and diagnosed the issue. Then after 4 hours of work Endurance said they would not allow their customer to use us as a service because we were mobile. The customer was furious and we were out a day's pay.

I've been an Endurance customer for almost the last decade and a recent encounter has me thinking of switching companies when my current plan ends. I have had three plans - 2 paid completely off and 1 almost paid off - approximately $10,000 spent of my hard-earned money. The third plan - For my BMW X5 is where I have had a very disappointing experience.

I bought their coverage and a few days later I decided I don’t want to keep it. They have a 30 cancel policy where you get a full refund. When I called, they put me on hold several times for an extended amount of time. When I finally got someone to help me cancel my policy, it took her about 20 minutes to try to talk me into stain, and I finally had to just tell her cancel my damn policy. Once they get you, they don’t want to let go.

The Endurance rep was very knowledgeable. She was very cordial and helped me with any questions I had. Anything that I put forward, I received an acceptable answer. Getting signed up was very easy.

The signup process with Endurance was good. The guy that signed me up was very helpful. I liked that Endurance doesn't have administrators from what I've been told. I used to have CarShield and they have administrators. Administrators won't pay. They say they cover you, but they won't cover your loss. Endurance does things themselves. They don’t put it out to other companies.

The person I talked to on the phone walked me through everything. They made it easy to sign up. They were right on top of it. The warranty's a good value.

I like being a part of Endurance. I've been with them for a good while now and my warranty was getting ready to go out. I continued it on. Endurance is a great choice. Everything worked out quickly for us.

Signing up with Endurance was very pleasant. They explained everything. I didn't think it would be that easy. The rep was very understanding when I was telling her that we have an extended warranty that ends in the end of January. She was explaining the options that we had. She also told me about the different plans and what we thought would be best for us. She made some suggestions and if I didn't wanna take them, I didn't. I just told her what we wanted and that was it. Nobody tried to talk us into anything. She was just offering what they have. I wanted one with no deductible and she said they don't offer that. The lowest one they have is $100 deductible which we took. She pointed out it's a lot easier to come up with $100 than it is for some of the higher deductibles. I appreciated everything they told me. When they sent me the papers, I went through it and it was everything that they said was there. There were no tricks. I was pleased with that.

Endurance gave me the best deal and they had everything all the other ones had plus more, like road service. The rep I purchased with was knowledgeable and respectful. Also, the payments are great.

I had another company and my service advisor said they don't take that company anymore. He gave me several names and Endurance was one of them. He told me that they had less problems with Endurance than with any other company. I called Endurance and had everything taken care of over the phone. I wanted to make sure that major issues with my vehicle would be taken care of and they gave me a decent price.

Endurance has better price and covers the car longer. I went back to the dealership and it was way more money for less time and miles. Signing up with Endurance was easy. There was a glitch in it though. The rep was supposed to send me a card. I had to call back to have him send the card. But the lady was nice. She apologized and said she'd have it in the mail.

The experience of signing up with Endurance Warranty was very good and the process was very easy. The reps had all the answers to the questions I asked them about the vehicle and when the warranty would start. I recommend Endurance to everyone.

I have Endurance for two vehicles now. I had some repairs done on the first vehicle, and the coverage they gave me was adequate. It was a smooth process, and they gave me the right plan. They matched it up well with the vehicle, and the price was great. However, it went up significantly on the next vehicle I got, but they said they had to increase their rates because of changes in the market. Besides that, setup was very easy. I would recommend Endurance. People should definitely look into it and get a quote.

My first experience with Endurance was not good, but my second and third experiences were. The first time I called, I just wanted information, but the person that I spoke to turned into a used car salesman on me. She wanted me to sign up then. She said, "Well, if we hang up, you're not gonna get the the special rate." I said, "Okay. Well, you never told me that, to begin with. So, I'm gonna hang up." I ended up getting a call back from Endurance to follow up 'cause I didn't do anything. I talked to somebody who was more helpful and ended up going with a plan.

I kept seeing the commercials and I told the lady that I work for, “There's a reason I keep seeing these commercials. Something's fixing to happen to my car.” I called Endurance, talked with someone and got a policy. I've only had it since the 1st of December, but I'm going to be filing a claim on Monday. Besides that, signup was super easy, and thus far, customer service has been great. It doesn't take too long for them to get on the phone. I have downloaded their app and that is very easy to navigate also. Overall, I would tell people to sign up and that it doesn't take too long. They're very kind and they give good deals. People definitely get on the better end of the deal.

It's been a rocky road with Endurance. When I first purchased the policy, the gentleman that sold it to me told me the 30 days or 1,000 miles. A month later, I took it in and found out something that apparently was not covered. When I bought that policy, it was supposed to be under it. But they were telling me that it was on a different coverage. I was a little discouraged. I talked to the supervisor, and she went ahead and told me what the situation was. I told her I didn't understand why it wasn't mentioned to me back then. It was preventive maintenance where I could come in and get oil change or brakes done so it wouldn't cause major damage on other parts down the road. When I asked her to pull up the recording of that sale, she couldn't do that. I don't get that they were telling me on the phone that they were recording and when a customer tells them the proof of the sale, they don't wanna pull it up.

I have bumper to bumper coverage with Endurance. There are a few things that aren't covered but not many. We're pleased with what we got. I had to finish 30 days or get 1,000 miles before they'd cover me and we already got that, so we're good.

The reps were very pleasant and professional. They answered all my questions and helped me out as much as a human could help somebody.

I liked Endurance's price and how they were efficient. Any time that I spoke to them, they always sent me an email. So, I've been impressed. The sign-up process was easy and fast, and the gal that I spoke to answered all my questions.

Endurance covers my 2020 Ford Fusion. Signing up was very good. I liked that the rep fully explained to me what was going on. She was pleasant. Sometimes when people call, they could be rough and expect you to buy something from them, and she wasn't rough. My policy covers the motor, the transmission, the drive axle, the axles, my radio, my air conditioner, and those are what I really needed them to cover. I'm 56 and I'm on a fixed income. If my car breaks down, I can't afford the payment, but I could afford $107 a month for the coverage that Endurance gives me. I'm satisfied with the price.

The rep was kind and explained what the warranty covers. He was polite and I liked him. I didn't have any trouble the first time I got the warranty so I shouldn't have any trouble this time. I got a good experience with Endurance.

Endurance is amazing. Signing-up was so much easy. Endurance is on top of their game, which I liked. If I needed a question answered, they were able to do it. It wasn't a back and forth. They were very nice. My 2018 Nissan Rogue is covered with them. My policy covers roadside assistance, engine, and transmission.

Their coverage is excellent. The customer service lady I worked with was very knowledgeable. She took the time to explain things to me and made sure that I was comfortable with what I was purchasing.

When I called in at Endurance, I really liked the guy who I talked to. He was polite, knowledgeable, and he told me all my options. I explained to him that I had just paid the $1,100 out of pocket for something that was wrong with my car and I didn't want to continue to pay out of pocket since my car was not under warranty anymore. He told me that whenever I have car trouble, I should take it to a preferred mechanic and let them know that I have Endurance. And he said, the car would be covered for anything. He said that I get road service and that if I need a rental car, they'll pay for that. He also said that eventually, I can get oil changes for free. I liked their payment options, too and I feel more comfortable now that I have them.

Endurance offered me a zero deductible when I first talked to the people. When I went to sign up, they signed me up with $100 deductible, and it never was made right. They said I had to have $100 deductible. But the coverage is good.

I have an excellent experience with Endurance. The car I have covered now only has 49,000 on it. It's a 2019, it’s five years old. I called Endurance and the signing-up process was very easy. I gave them my name. They looked up my record. I told them what I wanted and it was no problem. I had to use them once on my other vehicle, and that was an excellent experience too.

Endurance offers a good deal. I like that I got $450 off. The coverage could have been better, though. And I haven't received any paperwork yet.

The man who was representing Endurance was a wonderful guy. I signed up mostly over the phone and it was pretty simple. The only difficulty I had was getting a statement of what they covered on paper. I like a PDF so that I could print it and hold it and I had trouble getting that because their program wouldn't transmit into my program. They had to reprogram or send it by a different email system but we got it.

I like their price. The rep I worked with was also very friendly and helpful. She knew what she was talking about. She helped me decide on what I needed to do.

Everything was smooth in my experience with them. No hassle. They didn't force anything on me. They read me the policy and asked me if I like it, and that was it.

My experience with them was excellent. I like that it didn't take long for them to answer the phone. Also, once I get my car towed, I made it to Nissan, and then they contacted them. Then they contacted me right before I made it home. They were polite and even took my number. When they say that it's only gonna take a minute and then it pretty much did, I appreciated that. Everything was good.

The Endurance rep was very nice and helpful. He gave me a lot of points and information that I wasn't aware of, that when I first took the warranty out on my other car, I would have been much happier. Because I ended up having problems that hadn’t been covered. But when he explained everything to me about the warranty I took out this time, it was much better ‘cause he told me everything. And it gave me a good idea what was covered and what wasn't. I got a warranty like if it was a brand-new car.

My experience signing up with Endurance was very fine. They extended mileage and the year by one year over the other company. Endurance wasn't the cheapest, but since they were highly rated, it was worth the extra money. I'm also doing monthly payments instead of having to pay it all upfront. It also covers everything except standard maintenance.

The sign-up process with Endurance went well. Everybody was good. They're also far cheaper than CarShield.

I thought that I had a good warranty. When the time came time to use it, they found a way to refuse my claim. They use not keeping a receipt, before I had the policy, to refuse my claim. I can not recommend this company to anyone. I cancel my policy.

I got the Supreme coverage from Endurance. I set it up partially online, and partially, with a person. The process was really painless.

Signing up with them wasn't too bad. But I gave them the first down payment and I've yet to hear anything back from them.

The gentleman was very helpful during sign-up. He was well versed in doing his thing. However, I haven't received my policy, which I'm looking for. The only information I have on the whole thing is what information the young man gave me over the phone.

The lady from Endurance was awesome. She gave me all the information I needed and told me everything. She really convinced me. Getting signed up was really easy and she was very pleasant. I was satisfied with what she was telling me. I did call CarShield and I compared the difference, and Endurance got me in a heartbeat. CarShield wanted $500 where Endurance just want $100. Whenever I go to get my car checked out, all I have to pay is $100. On top of that, I then heard from my girlfriend. She talked me into how well Endurance did.

I had some problem with one of my cars and Endurance did pretty good in working with that. They were very helpful. The price was a little high, but it was something I could live with. For what I was getting, I didn't think it was too bad.

Everything with Endurance has been good. Signing up was very simple and easy. I talked to a person on the phone.

Signing up with Endurance went pretty smooth. It was really easy to deal with them and the person I talked to was very knowledgeable. It was really easy to deal with them and the person I talked to was very knowledgeable. I got a policy for my Lincoln Navigator and it covers all the working parts. It covers the towing experience for me to get to the garage, the electrical system, the computer system, the transmission, and the powertrain. They said to make sure that I drove the car back and forth to Cape, two times, so that would have been 200 miles within the first 30 days, before the policy would take effect. They said that then you would know that everything was okay.

I called my garage where I do my work, and I asked them who's the best extended warranty company, and they said, "Endurance." They pay the claims. They don't have any problem with them. That's how I picked Endurance. Also, I understand they're owned by Ford. The rep gave me the price on the phone. He told me it was $179 for the first month. Then after that, it's 150. It covers four years and 160,000 odd miles. I only paid for three years, but I had four years. So I said, "Fine, I'll take it." They were explaining everything to me. I got the policy in the mail. I'm very happy.

Signing up with Endurance was simple and didn't entail a lot. All I did was answer questions as far as what I was looking for and what I needed. I made sure that my vehicles were covered from bumper-to-bumper. So that if anything went wrong, it was covered.

I signed up to Endurance a little over a month ago, so I haven't had too much of an experience. I did ask them to send me the contract in the mail, and they said it would take 7 to 14 days. I waited the 14 days, and I never received it. So, I called again today and they said they put it back in the mail so I should get it within 7 to 14 days. I loved the guy I talked to. He was very informative and nice.

The customer service lady from Endurance was nice. I had a 2020 Chevy Silverado 2500 covered and so far, everything is good. The only thing that I don't like is the waiting period. We paid right away, so we should be able to use the coverage right away.

Vitina is an outstanding professional, very personable customer service representative. I highly recommend this company. It looks like and feels like they're there for their customers. I will see and find out for sure this later.

I brought my car in and determined it was a covered expense. However even though I was beyond their initial mileage and time exclusion, the claim was initially declined. I submitted new inspection paperwork and appealed. That was 4 weeks ago. Expedition means nothing. Deny and delay is the name of this company's game.

The rep I had at Endurance was extremely helpful and she answered all my questions. She went over everything very meticulously and I liked that I could cancel the contract any time. I also liked the fact that it was a monthly pay-as-you-go kind of a situation instead of trying to do thousands upfront because if I sell my car, I can cut the coverage. Whereas if I had paid thousands upfront, I wouldn't get that money back. I'd advice others to give Endurance a shot.

I called the dealership where I bought my car from and they gave Endurance a glowing report. They said that every time they get in touch with them, they're right there and they get their money very quickly. I called Endurance and the gentleman that I talked to was most helpful. He was very professional and articulate. He answered all the questions that I had and I was very pleased. I asked him if they were members of the Better Business Bureau and I asked him what their grade was. He told me what the grade was and that was exactly what I found when I googled it. I asked him about the price and I found it to be in line with what I would expect to have to pay.

At the beginning from day one, I purchased the extended warranty and informed the salesman that I have aftermarket suspension on and bigger wheels. He said everything was OK, my truck will be covered if anything goes wrong. Now I try to file a claim and they declined to pay saying that I have installed aftermarket suspension. I tried to explained to her that I did inform that before I purchased and was confirmed but she keep ignored what I say. She doesn't want to hear any explanation and rejected my claim. All she said that "oh we don't go with aftermarket stuffs". So I been paying over 6 months for my vehicles but now knowing the fact that when something happens to your car, they try to find a way out and not paying. They are thiefs and not friendly to deal with. Endurance just robbed my hard working money people, stay away from this company and save yourself headaches.

Signing up with Endurance was simple and very quick. I have a Mercedes E550 2014, and it's very expensive. It’s the last year of V8 without buying an AMG, so it's right under the A. My car has two turbos that cost $3,000 a piece, and to buy a used engine is between $8,000 and $12,000. That's why I have a warranty. I have the second highest plan on a 10-year-old car, and it consists of a lot of stuff. People should go for Endurance.

Endurance has really been good. The policy was really good. The rep I talked to made it seem really good and that's why I went with it and it seems like a low rate. I feel safer. The only thing that I have a problem with was I talked to another representative and she's gonna mail me the actual documents of the policy and I haven't received that yet. She said in five weeks, but it's been longer than that.

We canceled Endurance a month ago. It was so many miles that I had to do in addition to the other. So, that's why I canceled it, because we don't put that many miles on our car and it wasn't effective until 1,000 miles. We just forfeited the money that we put down on it, but we canceled it and do not want it. The rep failed to tell me about it and I never got a hard copy of the policy that I requested. They said that they sent it to through the email but that doesn't work for me. It was very easy to cancel the policy until I got reminders from this other company that the payment comes out of, that I've got a late payment. I had already canceled it and, evidently, somebody didn't let them know that.

Endurance looked like they were a good company and when I asked them for a quote, they gave me a quote I thought I could live with. The representative kept me aware that he was there to not just sell the product, but to be fair with me on what I was getting, and I felt like he was.

Endurance Warranty's specialist gave me the information in terms of the contract, how long it lasted, what it covered, and how much it would cost. He gave all the relevant details, and was professional and knowledgeable. The rate was much higher than the original rate that I signed into when I got the coverage three years ago, before it had increased a bit. I have requested the catalog that normally is mailed much sooner. And when I reached out to request the catalog, I was told that it would be mailed to me, but I have not received it. And since I was not able to see what it covered, the experience that I've had in the past is a lot of times, the repair that I need is not covered in the packet. So, I was concerned that the rate had increased, but I was unaware of what it covered. I have used Endurance, but I have never filed on the plan. So, I don't have the experience to know if it pays or if it covers what my needs were.

I was on the phone with an Endurance rep for a long time. He explained everything to me. They're supposed to send me a letter and a card, but I never got them.

Endurance Warranty was the cheapest. It's cheaper than what a transmission or motor would cost me. Get Endurance if you need it.

I saw how highly recommended Endurance was. So, I called them and I felt like they were straight up with me. Getting signed up was easy, and the gentleman I talked with was professional and answered all my questions. I felt like he went out and beyond call of his duty to help me understand how they operate. I was impressed. I asked him a couple of questions that he may not have supposed to say, but he answered them for me. That was what made me feel like he was being straightforward with me about Endurance. I already had five of my friends I told them about it and they signed up for it.

I’m very satisfied with the signup process. I spoke with the customer service rep and I liked how she described everything. I was very impressed with her detail and about the whole service.

Endurance’s app was not very friendly but the sign-up process with them was great. The person I talked to was good at sharing with me the things that they can go. So I was cool with them. The lady explained that Endurance is not a third-party. They pay for your repairs and don’t bill it out. There’s a $100 deductible, which is not a big deal. They take care of the stuff that's wrong. The rep was straightforward and told me what it was gonna cost me a month for how many months and then I get X amount a month for free. So, it was a good deal. I don't drive my car a lot and I have to put 1,000 miles on it before I can have anything repaired on it. That wasn't all that great. But you gotta do what you gotta do.

My dealership recommended Endurance so I contacted them. I was satisfied with the information that they gave me about their company. They sent me information on what they cover and what's not covered and they told me the cost and when it's gonna start. They told me it's 30 days or 1,000 miles before I start to be covered. They were able to convince me that they're a good company. They also told me that I can cancel it any day at any time. I just hope and pray that when I do have an issue, they step up and take care of whatever the problem might be.

The coverage is fair right now so we’ll see how it goes after the policy expires if we gotta expand. Everything's been good with Endurance. Something had happened to the vehicle and I ended up paying out of pocket. I was gonna get rid of it because it’s too expensive so I ended up looking in the insurance thing. And I'm keeping it for a while longer. It's cheaper.

The policy sounded like it was covering everything that wasn't covered by the manufacturer's warranty so, I'll find out what it covers once I file a claim at some point. The claims process plus others always seem to be very seamless. You contact and file a claim and then, Endurance would take it from there. So, it always sounds good. I've purchased numerous new cars and after going through some previous experiences, I waited over a year or so because I see it as a double coverage. You got a factory warranty and then, all of a sudden, you start receiving these notices about an extended warranty. So, I didn't see the overall importance of having it. After the car gets older, there might be something, as they always try to convince you that it's peace of mind to have insurance coverage. There are always some aspects that come into play. So, if it pans out, I'm happy. If it doesn't, I'm gonna be disgruntled like so many other people.

I was very happy with the knowledge of the rep I worked with. The policy covers the motor, the transmission, the air condition unit, and the electrical unit. Offhand, that's all I can think of. The car warranty is a very good thing to have, especially with an older vehicle.

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I got the Elite plan from Endurance. They said it is like a new car warranty. It covers normal wear and tear and pretty much everything. The only thing is they never said anything about the $300 off promotional. I'm disappointed in that. Them being supposed to be professionals, they should have mentioned something like that. Still, I'm somewhat satisfied with Endurance.

When I signed up with Endurance, it was very smooth. Their coverage is what I was looking for. I like the peace of mind knowing that if something bad goes wrong, I'm covered.

Endurance is cheaper than CarShield, and signing up with them was straight to the point. The rep told me what it was. I already told someone about it too.

The rep was very pleasant. I was looking for a coverage with a small deductible on it that would cover anything, and Endurance did me right.

A lot of places have called me since I got Endurance and offering this and that, but none has come close to what Endurance had offered me initially. The sign-up process with Endurance was awesome. The lady was very well-versed in every question that I asked. I wanted to see the coverage in writing and she was able to do that as well. That was one of the things that brought me over and made me feel comfortable that this was the best going. They're very lenient on the payment. They told me that, at any point, if I wanted to pay it off, I could. I was paying for two years but I'm receiving three. The coverage includes tires replacement.

The rep went over everything and answered every question that we asked. He told me everything is 100% covered. The perks include rental cars and tires.

Signing up with Endurance was a good experience. They give you the best price. The rep spoke to me very well and explained everything. He also told me his name. If I need someone to contact with, he told me that I can simply let them know his name so that they can transfer me to him.

Endurance covers the powertrain, the air conditioner, the sensors and electrical on the vehicle. It's $121 something a month. The reps were very respectful and I felt they were telling me the truth. But I'm waiting on them to send me my hard copy and my card. I've been trying to get that for a month now. They had my address wrong but it was supposed to have been straightened out.

I got bumper-to-bumper coverage with Endurance. The rep knew what he was talking about. It's expensive though.

When I was having issues with my shifter, my dad said that I should probably get some extra coverage and gave me Endurance's number. The guy with Endurance explained what was covered. They have more options that are covered. I asked him about my shifter if that would be covered if it happened later on, and he told me yes. He was very polite and willing to answer my questions. He didn't try to push it on me. He talked to me like I was a human being even though I'm a female. A lot of times, when men in the auto industry see a woman coming in, they think they can pull the shades over. Then when you try to ask questions, they just brush you off. But he didn't do that. He listened to my concerns.

Endurance has great customer service. I understood everything that they were telling me. If I had any questions, I called them. They were very professional about answering the questions and not making me feel like I should know that. I have two vehicles covered with them and one of the vehicles is my son's. He read the booklet and said it sounds like they do a good job covering what we need to be covered. He's satisfied with it. You can bring the vehicle to any service station you want. You don't have to bring it to one that they specify. I'm very happy with what we did and I was very surprised at the low price it was for what they cover.

Endurance is better and cheaper than other providers. The rep was very efficient and made the process very easy.

The rep with Endurance was so helpful and pleasant. She went over the coverage with me. It seemed to be better than the other ones. Also, they were very informative and told me some things that the other company didn't tell me, that you have to drive the certain amount of miles and the 30 days, not one or the other, but and the 30 days, before your insurance could kick in, which I thought was reasonable. Also Endurance doesn't do a third-party markup. I like that. It was a lower rate. Endurance is the best to go with as far as the rates and the perks.

Endurance has a good high-mileage warranty. I called them to set up the warranty and they did it over the phone. Within 10 minutes, it was done. They said that any claim with the car, I would just bring it to a mechanic, get a call for a claim number, and they give authorization to go forward with the scan of the car. If they find out there's a code and you need this or that fixed, the mechanic has to call them back. Part of the coverage is maintenance. Oil changes are included. When I went to Monro and researched how I was gonna do this oil change and get it covered, Monro has a list of previous warranty companies that they deal with that are already on their list. If it's on their list, then I just call up, get the claim number and Monro is already signed up with them.

The Endurance rep was honest with me. She said, "It has to be at least 30 days and 1,000 miles before they'll do a repair on your car. If something happens before that, they won't cover it." I've never heard that before. By her telling me that, that made me trust her and it made me sign up with her. She explained the coverage thoroughly where I could understand it and she answered all my questions. But on this paper that they sent me, it says it's 132 a month. They had a slash out and said 112 but I still ended up paying 132. I don't know what's going on with that.

My truck broke down last night, but Endurance was no help. I thought it was my battery. Apparently it was not. It started snowing yesterday, and it was cold outside. I was outside for two hours waiting on them. They never showed up and left me stranded where I was. The last person that I talked to wasn't nice at all.

The signup process with Endurance was good, but when I read further into the contract, I felt a little misled because the extended warranty is not exactly what it's cracked up to be. They should come out and tell people that if they have to replace a tire or rim, there are dollar limitations. They did not tell me that. The tires on my brand new C8 Corvette alone are $350 apiece, and per episode, if I have to have a tire replacement, my cap is $150. That doesn't even buy half. All these benefits are great if we're talking about a Honda Civic or a basic vehicle, but if we're talking about any of the cars like mine, the tires today cost $250 to $500 each.

Endurance Warranty interested me. The last representative I called and asked about the paperback form said Endurance would have it sent to me, but I haven't seen it. They said, “You can do it on your email.” I said, “I want that, but I also want some paperwork.” Other than that, their rep was nice and worked with me. He explained how things worked and were going on.

I got a quote from Endurance and I appreciated them for not pressuring me, which was the best part. They have great packages and I got an affordable one.

The customer service was wonderful and the plan options with Endurance were cheaper than I thought it was gonna be.

During the signup, the rep explained everything to me. I was asking questions and he was responding to everything I was asking. Also, the policy covers a good amount of stuff.

They have very good follow-up and they have a better deal than the dealership. The policy includes the electronics and there's a lot of electronics in the car. They also let me pay it out monthly.

There was front-end business that needed to be done on the steering part and initially, some other items were done with the vehicle. Endurance covered certain points of it, but not everything. This was the first time I dealt with them and overall, I'm happy with the way it transpired. Hopefully, things are okay in the foreseeable future if there's anything else that comes up.

Very dishonest. They do not tell you all the details in order to file your claim at first. They told me that I had to pass the 30-day window before filing a claim. But they did not told me that I also had to drive 1000 miles. So you have to have both 30 days and 1000 miles. Which is I ask prior to getting the warranty. So basically when they don’t want to fix your car they keep moving the bar. The company is very dishonest and there are better companies out there to go with. Don’t waste time and money with this company. And when you try to cancel the policy they put you on hold for long periods or hang up on you.

Have had Endurance for a year now and am looking for another warranty. Bought 1/2023, didn't receive $300 as promised. Even emailed to enquire; car had an issue April/May. Didn't meet their 1000, so didn't cover; had another one Sept/Oct repair that it didn't cover; now in Dec 2023 took it in for service and they discovered water pump needed repair. Guess what? Wasn't covered. So, on the hunt for a better warranty.

Purchased policy six months ago and attempted to use it recently for a oil leak and thermostat issues only to find out that neither were covered. As the repairs were being made the shop found a leak on the radiator and another claim was submitted that was denied. I found out that my policy did not cover valve covers, thermostats and radiators. The policy was sold to me as "bumper to bumper" coverage and did not think that these parts would not be covered. I am now out over 2k for repairs on a policy that cost me 3600. I am now debating on cancelling my policy and getting some form of refund to help pay for these repairs. Make sure to ask about the coverage of normal parts before purchasing. This needs to be named a "catastrophic policy" instead of elite.

I signed up just over two years ago. I have filed three for three repairs. All of them have been denied. I not only out for the repairs they didn't cover with their most expensive plan but two plus years of monthly payments. Now totaling over five thousand dollars. Plus the customer service is terrible. Long waits to speak with someone and have dealt with a very rude person. Stay Away from this Company!!! Stay far Away!!!

Signing up with Endurance was easy. I liked the clarity and efficiency of the rep who helped me.

They worked with my needs. Offered me a very competitive rate and provided more coverage. The reps were professional but seemed a little rush as it was later in the evening. But was very kind and thorough with explain plan and benefits.

01-01-24 my comm veh has been in the repair shop. 11-22-23 review are taken over 5 days to complete. 04-23 veh in shop again 25 days, 05-23 promaster 30 days. Endurance turnaround time for reviews despicable. Took a week for an inspector to get my assignment. My mechanic advisor has literally called every day for results. So for the holidays I could not make a dime, instead, I spent money for 2x7 day rental out pocket.. Thanks for everything you do. I guess all that matters is that the work is getting done.

They explained things clearly that I could understand and I appreciated that. I got the stuff loaded on my phone and it was what they had said it would be. So things were all in writing. I didn't feel like I couldn't check on things. The app is pretty clear and straightforward.

The rep was very helpful, answered any questions that I had and upfront with everything.

Endurance was very helpful. They came across and explained quite a bit and I decided to go with them. I did call a number of people and it seemed to me that Toyota has more affiliation with Endurance than anybody else. The reps were real good, and pleasant. The only bad part about it is that a lot of times, I prefer face-to-face. But it was okay. The coverage was pretty much the same as anybody else. But Endurance had a little better time frame on warranty.

The customer service rep was very knowledgeable. He was able to answer all my questions effectively. It was great.

Everything was done over the phone when I signed up with Endurance and the policy is great if I ever have to use it.

Signing up with Endurance was a simple process. The rep who assisted me was knowledgeable and he explained all the aspects of the insurance, what it covered, and my requirements. As far as what they say they offer, it looks pretty good to me. I would recommend to my friends to talk to them and see if it is fitting for them, and go from there. They're a little pricey but there are a lot of things they say they offer and you want to make sure that you got something that if you do have a breakdown, that they're going to cover it and not give you a whole bunch of flak. You could have one major breakdown that could supersede the cost of the entire insurance.

I got a full coverage with Endurance and it's pretty good. When I signed up, their rep went over everything well and it was fairly easy to do. It wasn't really a quick thing where you didn't understand what they're talking about. I would recommend them to a friend. When I was looking at the policy, it shows what's covered and what's not covered, but on one page, it's confusing because it's written one way in a different page on the policy. They're going by an owner's manual of scheduled regular maintenance and they have a list of places they deal with for claims. In the link they sent me to look at my policy, it says "Schedule repairs online with Repairpal." But I'm not really sure how it works since I haven't got any work done.

I called Endurance and had a good conversation with their rep. We talked about them compared to a couple of other companies and he walked me through what he thought would be a good option for me. It was right after Thanksgiving at the time and they had a Thanksgiving $250 savings of some sort. I went ahead and agreed to move forward. Also, after my call to Endurance, I called the service manager at the dealership and he recommended Endurance. I felt comfortable moving forward with them based off of his recommendation. And based on what I see that they cover, I think I'm in pretty good shape if something was to happen.

I called them and I seemed to connect with the lady I spoke with. She was very knowledgeable and she listened to me. Also, I'm satisfied with the price. I set a price in my head and it didn’t go over that.

Signing up with Endurance was easy. I like the rep's honesty and personality. I'd recommend them.

The guy I worked with was really good. He did a pretty good job of convincing me this is the way to go. So I was happy with him. But it wasn't clear what the various pricing and options were. I'd like to see a better idea of their pricing models.

It was relatively easy to acquire the warranty program. I was totally satisfied and happy. I'm in the process right now looking at the same policy for my wife's car. But so far, it's been relatively easy to deal with Endurance.