Endurance Warranty Reviews

My needed the car I just purchased to be covered from end to end. I realized that it was not. When I called a young Tabatha helped get my account updated. Thank you Tabatha. However, she transferred me to her Manager Mr **, to get what I needed done most resolved. I explained to him that I needed specific components covered in my vehicle. He understood my needs and actually placed me into a warranty that covered my vehicle from bumper to bumper at a vet affordable and reasonable price. It was the perfect beginning to a beautiful day. Thank you Mr ** and Tabatha. Team work makes the dream work. You all have a happy day Endurance.

Endurance was awesome. I called a few places and they were by far the best. The other places I was talking to were very pushy and would not let me get off the phone. They kept telling me they'd be the best ones and they tried to give me the best deals. When I said the same thing to Endurance, they said, "Oh, yeah, no problem. Call us back." The reps were very nice and easy to talk to. The purchase process was streamlined and the cost of the coverage was very reasonable.

The way they Endurance Auto Warranty marketed their policy and the things that they were saying in it made me want to inquire and research more about them. The reps explained everything to me, including what they offered and the waiting period. It went smoothly. The communication is good, so I'm very pleased with it. I am satisfied with the coverage.

I had Endurance on another car and they had the best policies and options available for people. So, I came to them again with another car. They gave me some good discounts so that was a plus. I'm very happy with them. The girl was extremely professional and answered every question. Signing up was very good and easy. I spent 10 to 15 minutes tops with her on the phone. As long as you got the information, they get it handled. Endurance offers the whole package so I might as well just take it, and I did. I wanted the whole car covered. Endurance is very simple and people will be very happy with the product if they have to use it. The price is very fair. For what they cover, they're probably better than the regular insurance that I got on the car.

Signing up was simple and the rep was cool about it. She broke it down and told me what my coverages were. I mentioned what I really wanted and she sent me in the right direction. I got one of their premium packages so my tires and my key fob are covered for the first year. It also covers everything except maintenance and warrantor items. I recommend Endurance. They figured out what I needed to get and got it done as quickly as possible. They offer payment plans but of course it's a little more expensive, because why would you offer payment plans for free?

Everything has gone well with Endurance, so far. I was getting a lot of emails from Endurance and promotions. I had reached out to two or three and they were far above what I could afford in my budget. When I talked to them, they were willing to work with me and spread my payments out a little bit further and get it in my range of where I could afford it in my budget. The rep seemed to take care of me very well and got me signed quickly and easily and sent me the documents so I could sign them online, and we got that done and started my payment. They weren't too pushy, they just kept sending me once a week. But they weren't calling my phone 900 times a day.

The first customer service rep was not so great to the point where I wasn't going to sign up with them. He tried to put a timeframe on when I needed to make a decision and was trying to pressure me into signing up. I was very straightforward and said, "Hey, give me 24 to 48 hours to explore my other options, get other quotes, and you can reach out back." He said, "Well, if you don't do it today, then that discount, that incentive is no longer available for the thing." So I said, "Well, then, so be it. If the $300 that was being offered isn't available, it's not available. If the plan isn't right, then the plan is not right. So it doesn't matter if I sign up or not." But the second rep I spoke to was fantastic and more than kind. That rep took me through everything and it worked out.

I had spoke to someone at Endurance, and he was supposed to get back to me the next day, and he never did call. Come to find, he had told me he was gonna work that day, but, evidently, he was off that day, and he didn't call me until the next day. I ended up calling in myself and purchasing the warranty over the phone. The guy had called me the next day and said, "I was off yesterday." I said, "Well, I called and asked for you." He acted upset that I didn't get it from him. As far as my policy, I've got the max coverage, so it covers anything electrical and mechanical and everything except for normal wear and tear and brakes. I was skeptical to even buy it because I'm on a fixed income, and 100 bucks a month is tough for me, but overall, the price was good.

The Endurance rep was excellent and knowledgeable when I signed up. It didn't take long to get me set up, but I felt like the rep was a little bit too pushy. It was more like, "You have to do this now" situation.

So far, my experience with Endurance has been good. They were very friendly, nice and helpful. Transparent in the way that I had another warranty that I got from another company, and the price on it that I gave them, the person from Endurance said that was a great deal, and that I should keep it. That showed me that it was not just about Endurance closing the deal. That was a good thing. I got an all-inclusive package. I like the fact that it includes, not only engine transmission but also the electrical systems.

Nathan from Endurance was great about everything. He was very knowledgeable. He was quick with the answers that I asked. And it was a very good policy.

Endurance is a good company to go to. The customer service rep went over some information and told me what it would cost me. He was very informative. If I had a lot of questions, he was able to answer.

I like the benefits with Endurance and the price. The rep I dealt with was very nice, knowledgeable and professional. He offered me different options where he asked me a whole bunch of questions first and then came up with the one he felt was the best suited for me. Overall, I feel like it's a good price that everything is included.

Overall, I liked Endurance's pricing for what was offered. The biggest thing that really got me was Endurance covered some routine maintenance, and none of the other programs offered that. Their reps were very informative. I had called initially, and when I called back, I did not get the original offer that I was provided by Endurance. They told me that it expired. Overall, my experience is good.

My vehicle is covered with Endurance. I got what I ordered in a timely manner. The customer service addressed my needs. They were good, knowledgeable, very accommodating and made me understand what other options there were. The sales was a little pushy but overall, they're still just doing their job.

The customer service is very good. But I still need some clarification so I'm gonna have to do a follow-up call.

The rep was very helpful. He answered every question that I asked. He gave me a discount for stuff that I qualified for. It was a good experience.

I called Endurance and told them what I was gonna do. The first individual that I talked to was not well versed and very unhelpful. He didn't wanna do the job. He didn't give me options. He didn't talk to me through it. The initial call was very disappointing. It was not anywhere close to what I had experienced before. I reconnected with a different individual within Endurance, and I got the program. One of the things I like about it once I got into it is that they are all-inclusive. Once you get into the plan, you know what you are getting. The other ones that are being recommended have limitations as to what they would pay for.

It took a little longer than usual for someone to get on the line for me to find out more information about Endurance. The first time, I hung up because it was about 20 minutes. I called back again a couple of hours later and had to hold on again to speak to a representative. That took another 15 minute to speak to someone. When I spoke to someone, it wasn't that department so they sent me to another department.

The reps were nice and very knowledgeable. When I was signing up, they asked questions and told me all about the warranty. It was a good experience.

I have a 2013 vehicle and it has low miles. But because of the year, it's no longer covered by the manufacturer's warranty. It's a fairly expensive vehicle so if anything breaks on it, it's gonna be costly. So it'd be important that even though I don't drive it very much that I have a warranty on it. The salesperson from Endurance presented to me what they could do, what they would take and how much it would cost per month. He also gave me some options to get discounts on the cost of the service. There was no pressure from the salespeople and they understood that I wanted to check other companies. They said it was a good idea so it's important. Most of what I did in signing up was online and I called back the gentleman that I dealt with. We went over everything and then, he provided me with the link to look at all the options that I had. I provided my credit card information once I decided on it. It was easy.

The rep was wonderful. He explained a lot of things and gave me good discounts. He said that the warranty covers the transmission, motor, power windows, and part of the brake system. He also said that if I was to get a flat tire, they would replace it and I could get the same tire that was on my vehicle. Try Endurance out. They're a lot better than Protect My Car which doesn't cover half the things Endurance does.

When I called and spoke to somebody from Endurance, they treated me well. The rep answered my questions and told me the policy covers bumper to bumper. She also said that I had a $100 deductible on it.

The rep asked me good questions and answered my questions. It's been good thus far.

People should make sure they really take a hard look at what they're purchasing. A lot of the the dealerships don't wanna pay for the labor cost and and they want to use aftermarket parts instead of the OEM parts that people are supposed to use on the vehicle. The Endurance reps were very knowledgeable about what they were offering me and explained in-depth what the requirements were, how I could go about when trying to get things fixed and how easy it would be. They explained everything quickly and made it easy for me to sign up for the warranty.

I talked to the gentleman from Endurance and he was very competent. He gave me all of the options that I needed to think about. The different plans were affordable and I ended up purchasing the premium for my Toyota RAV4. I was supposed to get an email so I could log on to my account right away but I didn't get that. I had to call back to get that. But I got an email copy of the package.

We were enthralled enough with Endurance and we picked three policies for three cars, which lets you know we were excited about them. It was very easy to sign up. I signed up online and almost immediately, after I input the information, I got a call. I thought maybe it was a scam because it was so quick. But their representative was able to help me through the whole thing and he was very easy to reach, at that point.

The representative was really nice and pleasant. We had some good laughs. But the price is a little higher than what I was expecting.

The rep broke down to me what they do and why they've been around for so long. He said that if I was over 101, I would have to pay more. The price could be a little bit lesser. My boy and I have the same car and he is paying lesser. But it is what it is. Everything has been going good for the most part.

I was with CarShield, but Endurance Auto Warranty had a better package than what they did. Whoever I spoke to was very professional. With the mileage on my vehicle, I was ineligible for a certain option. But they explained everything. Give Endurance a shot.

Their rep told me I can pick who I go to, which was a plus for me. Then, he went through this big spiel and I was gonna get other estimates but he convinced me to take it with Endurance so I did. It was a lengthy sign-up but the only thing that interested me was when he said that I can go to a Volkswagen dealer. Also, he explained a lot of what is covered and I have a copy of the policy.

I called Endurance Auto Warranty and got someone who talked to me nicely. Everything is good, so far. I will recommend Endurance to my friends.

It's not a good experience right now with Endurance. They have many excuses. They were offering to replace the key if I lost it and they would cover some of the expenses. I lost the key and the spare key and when I called the company, they said they don't recommend calling a locksmith and recommended that I to go to the dealership. When I called the dealership, they said they don't take Endurance and that Endurance is the worst company to deal with. I have to call a locksmith but Endurance said they don't cover the locksmith. Also, the dealership said it's gonna cost $500 to make this key but the locksmith was doing the same thing for $285. They would pay $500 to the dealership, why won't they pay $285 to the locksmith?

Endurance Auto Warranty offered 60 months in coverage. I was reeled in at first, but at the same time hesitant. But I worked with Matthew and he assured me that everything, for the whole process, would be smooth, safe, and secured. That motivated me to go ahead and continue with the signing up process. He explained the policies to me in depth, but he also provided a welcoming atmosphere. It wasn't a time when I felt I was pressured into the policies. I hung up and told him I would call him back, because that was me being hesitant. But when I called back, it went right back to his direct number line, and he processed me through the whole thing, and here I am, two months later, still with the service. He even provided me his email, so that was also awesome. And he told me to get in contact with him should I have issues with a claim. I sent him an email last week, and it wasn't more than 10 minutes, he sent me an email back.

They're a good company. Signing up was easy. The rep was really easy to work with. She was able to answer all my questions. I'm completely satisfied with Endurance.

The Endurance rep did everything that she needed to describe about the warranty to get me to sign up. It was a great experience. I'm satisfied. The only thing I'm just waiting for is the policy because they haven't sent it yet.

My extended warranty covers the whole vehicle, and the price is reasonable. The signup process was the best part though. The guy was convincing. He explained everything and didn’t leave anything out. He was good and he made me want to join the team. It’s a good move to purchase an extended warranty. It’s self-explanatory.

I bought a top-of-the-line Lexus sedan that has all the bells and whistles, and it’s not quite 10 years old, but I felt like it was worth getting the additional coverage. Setting everything up with Endurance has been easy. I did most of it online, then I got a call back with a quote. It was very efficient, but we had a blip with making my credit card payments work. I have two houses, one in Texas and one in Louisiana, and all my credit cards are locked in my home in New Orleans, but the car is in Texas. We worked that out, and so far, so good.

I have a 2010 Lexus LS 460 and I have it covered by Endurance. When I bought it, I had a so-so experience from the rep. I get that he had to go through their script but there were certain areas I had questions about that I still really didn't get a true understanding of.

I signed up with Endurance over the phone and it was pretty quick. I had to call them back at a later time, but we scheduled the time. They called right around there, then they helped me out. They told me what the warranty was and how much it would cost. The coverage is basic for what it is, but it is a good warranty. There's also tire coverage on it and not everyone offers that. I would recommend Endurance to my friends and tell them the price is not that expensive.

I didn't get a chance to read my policy. I can't stand to read emails because I have it on my phone. I don't have a computer. It's very aggravating. That's why I told Endurance Auto Warranty to send me a hard copy. I waited a long time. I said, "I'm not gonna sign up for anything until I read it." I got the hard copy five days after that. But before that, some company wanted to charge my checking account. I said, "No, y'all not doing that. I didn't read the thing first." If we need to sign some new papers to start on, I wanna get the warranty work with it. Other than that, Endurance was upfront.

The pipe in the back of my car was smoking and my car had to be fixed. Endurance did not honor my claim and I had to pay 400 and something dollars out of pocket. I’m dissatisfied with my whole experience. The person that solicited me into the company was wonderful, but everything that he said was not honored. I'm gonna cancel my contract.

Researching the various companies providing vehicle warranty was an arduous task. Finally! After Endurance provided 4 different quotes for a 2017 Mini, they finally provided a quote that my budget could handle.

Told the rep what I needed. He said, "This is what we can do for you." Boom. "This is the price." "All right, there you go. Okay." Simple. Great coverage, and my local shop takes Endurance Auto Warranty. I had a bit of savings, the 200, over the course of the deal. The rep told me told me the four items that they don't cover, which the majority of it fell under normal wear and tear, like brake lines. I understood it. But as far as all the core stuff, the electronics, all covered, which is great because the navigation system is expensive. The AC compressor, covered. Engine, transmission, covered. Other than that, window regulators, I think, is not covered due to it falls under that category of wear and tear. Those things aren't but they're $75 anyway. So, I said, "No big deal."

Endurance's pricing was good and they have good coverage. There's a 30 day wait because they wanna make sure that there weren't any things that needed to be fixed. When I was signing up, the rep I worked with was very helpful, made sure that I understood each step along the way, and made the whole experience quick. Endurance is reputable and is worth checking out if you want to take advantage of saving money for future repairs. My experience has been smooth. Everything as promised has been taking place, so it's all good.

The rear differential went out on my vehicle and Endurance got me back on the road. My vehicle would probably still be down if it wasn't for this warranty. Customer service is impeccable and actually enjoyed talking to each and every one of them. THANK YOU ENDURANCE.

I heard about Endurance from our friend and I thought it was cool that they allow warranty coverage if you don't currently have a warranty. Signing up was very smooth. I requested a quote online and about a minute later, somebody called up trying to offer me their services. He told me I could cancel within 30 days and I gave it a shot. I was in a rush at the time but I knew I could look into it within 30 days. I got the policy where they cover any major issue with the car and the most they'll pay out is up to $10,000. They are pricey, though.

I purchased Endurance over the phone and I wasn't too pleased about the price because it’s expensive. Also, they kind of screwed me because I didn't know that I had set up an auto-pay. I told the rep I was gonna call and make my payments and they automatically enrolled me in that. They said that I can call customer service and have it stopped. They also told me they were gonna mail me my policy and I haven't received it yet.

I was trying to get a price on what it would cost to get a warranty on my car and the salesman was pushy and was trying to close the sale. I wanted to call my dealership to make sure they would accept Endurance. The rep gave me the price if I would do it that day and said I can call Endurance back and cancel it if I don’t like it. I was gonna pay two and a half years for a five-year, 100,000-mile warranty. And then he said that if I do it that day, he would bump it up to six years, 200,000 miles. He repeated it several times and I said my warranty won’t expire for maybe a couple of months. He again said he was giving me an extra year with an extra 100,000 miles.

My coverage was supposed to be in effect on July the 15th. But I haven't received any papers from them.

The rep told me what the policy covered and how much it would cost every time I went. Everybody's been good so far. I don't have a copy of my policy though.

Signing up was okay but the rep was trying to convince me to get the policy. But he was knowledgeable and the process was easy. Also, I had CarShield and I was comparing some things. I noticed that there wasn't a big difference in the warranties but I was paying Endurance more. When I was trying to tell the rep that, he wasn't trying to understand what I was telling him. I wasn't impressed with the policy itself and I was expressing my concerns. He just kept rambling on trying to get me to stay. When I told him, "Well, look, I have to call you back.", he was like, "No, you're not. You're not at work. You just trying to get off the phone." And I just hung up on him.

Endurance was one of the first companies that popped up when I looked it up that had good ratings. Then what got me to do the extended warranty was the salesman. He was a really good salesman. Every time I asked him a question, he answered it honestly and truthfully. I got a good deal out of it, so I couldn't say no.

The reps I spoke to while signing up were friendly. I asked a lot of questions and they were able to give me answers that pleased me. The price was a little steep but my car is very old so I assumed it's fine.

Endurance was the cheapest and number one. Also, they're covering me for more mileage compared to what the other ones were offering as far as mileage-wise and as far as like bumper-to-bumper coverage. The sign-up experience was easy. The person was really nice. He had amazing customer service.

The guy that signed me up was pretty reasonable and fair. I got great customer service from him. He was very helpful. He explained what he could explain to me and let me know what the breakdown of costs was, and told me how long of a period that I would have to pay. He was very polite and knowledgeable. I had a great experience signing up. When I spoke to another Endurance rep, she assured me that if the car is going to the dealership, 9 times out of 10, it would be genuine Chevrolet parts and General Motor parts put on the vehicle.

Endurance is cheap. But it's a little confusing to make the payment online because I don't pay through the them. I have to go through somewhere else to pay.

The first two phone calls that I had with Endurance weren't very nice. They were trying to rush me into it. But the third time I spoke to someone, it went very nice. The woman that I dealt with was very friendly. The whole purchasing process took about 15 minutes. I had a good experience.

During the signup process, it felt very good and the agent was personable. Everything was explained to me and I appreciate the pricing and everything that I was told that comes with it in the deal. It seemed like everything is covered. But when I went to go and get some stuff done, it turned out it wasn't covered. There was more stuff that wasn't covered than I thought. I can understand that stuff can't be paid for but with things like spark plugs -- that's not a regular everyday thing that you have to change.

The salesperson was a little pushy and didn't give me all the facts. He promised something that he couldn't deliver. I wanted my payment due date to be on the 15th and he couldn't do that. So, I had to pay my first payment on the 12th. It's no big deal but when I'm the customer and I'm spending money, I want the company to live up to everything that they say. I'm putting my vehicle in the shop at the Cadillac dealership and it's gonna cost me $900. They're changing my brake fluid, flushing my radiator and doing several other things. So, I'm trying to keep my vehicle up and I'm hoping that should anything go wrong with it, Endurance will live up to their promises about the coverage.

Endurance told me initially that after 30 days, I would be covered and that piqued my interest so I went with them. The marketing process and their rep were really good. However, the rep didn't tell me that I needed to drive at least 1,000 miles before Endurance would actually cover anything. We went over the mileage in terms of him just wanting to know what the miles were on my car and how much it would cover in terms of how long it extended, like for maybe 50,000 miles.

The rep was really nice and she explained things to me. But there were some things that I didn't understand. The rep said she was gonna send me something written because I could barely read some of the stuff on the phone. She said she was gonna send it to me but I haven't gotten it yet. It's been a month now. Other than that, she had good customer service skills and she thoroughly answered all the questions I had. She marketed the product really well. She told me that if I came up with more questions or if I wasn't satisfied with the warranty, I could always call. I could tell in her voice that she was smiling about making me feel welcome and that I was making a good choice. I'm satisfied with Endurance.

The rep was very nice. She was informative and she knew her stuff. The plan options were all nice.

Endurance needs to be firm on their pricing and the item they are going to insure. There has to be a reason why they cut the price that they offer someone. I disagreed with them with the coverage and the amount they were going to charge me but they gave me a better price and I appreciated that. But they need to have bracketed pricing according to the vehicle that they're insuring, the years, and the amount of mileage of the vehicle. That's what threw me off.

Signing up was all right. The rep was polite and explained the warranty well. I understood 70%. If your card is older, and if you feel like you can't really buy a car at the moment, the warranty is good.

They do not cover anything when my car broke down, after my car broke down I called them to verify first, and the operator told me everything is covered, but when I took my car to dealer, dealer told me they called Endurance Auto Warranty and they won't cover anything. They wasted my time and money. So I cancelled this warranty, and Endurance Auto Warranty said will refund me for the remaining period of 2 years left on my warranty, by the way, they have a long painful way to cancel their warranty, you have to get a local certified person to verify your car's mileage first and then you have to mail them to cancel the warranty, which I already done that. So after 2 months so far I have not received one cent back. This company is a company of thieves and fraud.

They were very friendly and willing to work with customers. The overall coverage is good too. It's just the cost, from my own personal standpoint, I wish it was a bit cheaper than what I have to pay for it.

I called Endurance and the rep helped me set up everything. It was easy purchasing it. Before I even got onto it, I got a quote fast too. They also cover a lot more than I expected. It's good.

The customer service rep from Endurance walked me through and did everything for me. There was a deal going and I got an upgrade to Elite when I signed up. The warranty gives me peace of mind.

My Hyundai Sonata is covered with Endurance. Signing up went smoothly. It was about five minutes and I had everything. Their customer service rep was professional, knowledgeable, and helpful. The coverage is a little bit expensive, but for an older car with high mileage, it's good.

I was looking for a bumper-to-bumper and/or power train coverage and Endurance was able to facilitate what I would need for my particular vehicle and the way I drive my vehicle. The gentleman who I spoke with was really knowledgeable about the service. He informed me of everything that was covered under the warranty or would be covered once the warranty was active. It was a seamless experience. So far, I'm satisfied.

I signed up and gave my credit card number but haven't not heard from Endurance Auto Warranty since they called me wanting to put my other car on there. I'm waiting for my card and for the contract to see what they cover. I won't do anything until I get something from them.

I belonged to Everything That Breaks and they're idiots. I put in a claim and they said they wouldn't cover it. I switched to Endurance and the only thing I did was call and they took the information about my vehicle and a little bit of information about me. I have an HHR Chevy. I got all the major coverage for the engine, transmission, electrical system, air conditioning, electronics, and electrical. The coverage would start after I reach 1,000 miles and 30 days. We already went over the mileage. Endurance is easy and informative. They could do a little better on the price but I understand it's a business. Check out Endurance and see what they can do for you.

Endurance explained the warranty well, and the price was reasonable. Also, they made more sense.

The rep explained everything about Endurance and the different processes through it. What I like about it is she said if my car needs a transmission or another motor, I don't have to wait and go through all kinds of processes, waiting on if the work can be done on the vehicle. I pay 102 which is not bad. My mom is paying 60 dollars with another provider. But to me, but it's not bad for what I'm paying because Endurance offers more. I am waiting for them to send me my paperwork through the mail.

Buying the warranty from Endurance was a long process. I did it while I was on a trip traveling. The rep asked all kinds of questions about the mileage and the year and went through all the programs that were offered. It took a long time and a lot of listening before we finalized our purchase of the product. But the guy was very professional and it was very thorough. He made sure we knew everything about what our options were. He was very good. We might have gotten a medium-grade package where it covers major things, but it doesn't cover all the other things. It's very expensive and I wish it was cheaper for us average Joes that don't have any money now. We had to drive 1,000 miles or wait 30 days before the warranty went into effect. When we talked to the guy, we didn't have any problems. And then, we had major problems within that period and we had to pay for all that ourselves. But it's all set.

I'm stress-free right now because if anything goes off my car, I don't have to worry about that. I hope Endurance comes through, like they say they will and do what they're supposed to do because I'm paying them. The person was good and explained everything.

I got a policy for my car and another one for my wife's car. I keep my cars in extraordinarily great condition. I've probably just wasted $6,000, but I did it for peace of mind. If you never need it, great. If you need it, it's good to have. I'm 80 years old and I don't wanna work on cars anymore and I just bought them both. The policies cover bigger ticket items. I looked at CarShield and a couple of other ones, and Endurance was fair.

So far, my experience with Endurance has been good. I haven't had any problems. The sales rep was great. Had the best customer service. He was helpful. He didn't fail to mention anything. He covered everything that was in the policy. Everything that wasn't covered, he mentioned. He was really nice to talk to. The coverage is also good. It's better than the dealership. It was also easy to get around their website.

Endurance was a little cheaper than CarShield. I also like that it covers the front end of the car where CarShield doesn't. When I reached out, the process went very smoothly. The rep was very helpful. I asked what they covered and how they do their service. So far, so good.

The overall standards of Endurance were better than other companies. Signing up with them was simple and straightforward. The rep went through the process pretty well then he sent me an email with all of the information. Endurance also offers a hotel if your car is getting worked on and a rental car, too.

The signup process with Endurance was okay. I got 200,000 miles or five years. It's pretty much the best coverage you can get. I also like that I could go anywhere I wanted to and the payments were handled by them solely. The only thing I was a little surprised about was the method of payment. At first, I wasn't sure what I was dealing with. Finally had to read it a little bit more. I forgot what company it was that we went through, but that wasn't explained too well. But I'm satisfied with Endurance.

I was on Google and I had another warranty a couple of times and it didn't have good results. Someone said that Endurance was the best. At the time, they weren't in Washington. Then I heard it is available in Washington. That time, my grandson was getting a used car, so I went with Endurance. Signing up with them was easy. I also called Endurance and asked if they had warranties for motor homes. But they said no.

Once I read the contract with Endurance, it met what I needed.

It's easy to do business with Endurance. But I would like to have a paperwork or an email that has full explanation of things and I never got any of that. I received two emails which said welcome to Endurance but when I opened the emails, they were nothing but another brochure trying to sell me the insurance.

I’m happy with Endurance. The purchasing experience was positive. But I don't like that when I wanna pay something, their website takes me to another thing that I have to redo something.

The Endurance guy gave me a price. And he said that the car dealers are usually a lot higher than they are. So, I called my car dealer and they were $800 cheaper than Endurance. My car dealer gave me the better coverage of 125,000 for eight years instead of the seven-year, 80,000, like the Endurance rep would do. So, I called back to cancel the product. He should have done some research and known what the cost was. He had to hurry up and backtrack when he found out I would cancel the order because my dealership gave me at $800 cheaper. So, he knew he had to do better than that. The reps need more education. They need to know what's going on. He told me something that I thought was good. And come to find out, it was crap.

Endurance Auto Warranty's rep was very kind. He told me all the things that I needed. The sign-up process is good. Also, they gave me three free oil changes.

The rep informed me of everything I needed. I like the roadside assistance that we have 'cause anything can happen with older model cars. I also like how if anything happens to my car, I can go to any certified mechanics.

My experience both times with Endurance with was amazing to the fact that I wanted to get two policies for both of my cars. So, I wound up getting two. The cost was reasonable and affordable, and that's important.

Endurance Auto Warranty's customer service was good and they were nice people.

Signing up was easy. I could have gone up the scale in terms of the items which would be covered but what the rep offered me was pretty much what I had prior to my expiration of my automobile warranty. But I'm an old school paper man who keeps records of all my bills. When I send my check, I'd like to receive a copy of what I sent and the statement that I received.

Endurance Auto Warranty's rep explained everything to me very detailed. We had a 20-minute conversation, and she said, "We're all set. I'll send you an email to you about everything you have. And go ahead and download our app so you can have your membership in hand." It was quick and easy. Our transmission cost $3,400, so I'd rather pay $100 than pay $3,400. Whatever the amount is, Endurance will cover that. I referred a friend, because he said he needed that for his coverage because he doesn't think he has a warranty on his car. I told him everything Endurance covered, and he said, "Okay, I'm gonna set one up."

The customer service was well and the reps did good. Everything went like I thought it would with purchasing the warranty from Endurance except I haven't received any information. And I was wondering when I was gonna receive that. The cost and the coverage seem to be good too. But I would like to read what I'm paying for so that I can have a better understanding if I have to use it and when.

The lady that I had explained everything to me. But once I got off the phone with her, I heard zero. I thought they would send a copy of the policy in the mail. They sent me an email, but I told the lady, "If you're gonna sign up for something, I want to see the actual policy." I wanted my stuff in writing. But I haven't got documents. Also, I should have got the policy cheaper. I'm thinking about calling Endurance Auto Warranty, just erasing that. I need to call them and see what's going on. But I might get transferred when I call.

Purchasing the coverage from Endurance Auto Warranty was easy. I just had to do an e-sign online, and make my first payment. The person I talked to on the phone was cool and knowledgeable, and worked with me in trying to find the right package and price. I got the full package. And if anything major blows out, like my engine, the turbos, or the drivetrain, they would get covered. I also got the maintenance package. So, I get the oil changes and roadside assistance if anything happens on the road.

The rep was knowledgeable. He went down a laundry list of different types of coverage I could buy. I ended up taking their best offer. Everything was smooth. I probably overpaid. But if something goes wrong, I don't want to deal with it.

I like Endurance. Customer service is great. Also, the pricing is amazing considering the other options around for the third party extended warranty.

The customer service was very good. They told me everything I wanted to know and should know. The policy with Endurance was expensive but they wanted me to use it for anything that I needed done to the car. From getting an oil change to having my brakes checked or to get tires. The warranty seems like it covers everything.

Signing up was great. I got bumper-to-bumper coverage. The dealership said they preferred Endurance so I called back CarShield and cancelled. Endurance does what they said they were gonna do where some of CarShield's customers were complaining about things that they were supposed to cover and did not. Their coverage was a little cheaper but Endurance's price is fine.

Working with the rep was okay. He did a good sales pitch and had good level of knowledge. They got my payment but I haven't received any of my paperwork as of yet. Other than that, I would refer Endurance.

Read every last little bit of the policy before signing. I was denied a $10,000 repair because I didn't pay a $250 "modification" fee up front because my tires were 1/2 inch larger than stock. No one discussed this with me when I signed up. Now I am having to pay out of pocket $10,000 for a new transmission and oil cooler when I thought I had a warranty. Robbers.

Signing up for Endurance was easy as there wasn't any runaround. The rep who helped me was good and I would tell my friends to buy a warranty from them.

I made some phone calls to companies and I felt like I got bigger bang for the buck with Endurance. Their premiums are a little bit higher than what the other ones were but it seemed like I was getting better coverage. Also, during sign up, the reps were helpful and answered my questions.

I bought a 2017 truck and the dealership wanted way too much for a warranty. Another dealership told me Endurance was a good company to go with and they're about the only ones that they would accept. I reached out and my experience was excellent. Endurance was friendly and knowledgeable and they cover all the major components.

Everybody that I talked to said that Endurance takes care of business. I've got the best plan they had and it was easy to purchase.

I dealt with two representatives at Endurance. The first representative was trying to sell me the highest package deal that they had. But the second representative ended up giving me a better deal that was cheaper. With the first representative, he was saying I would get discounts to get my brakes and other services done. But the second representative told me to pay extra for that would be a waste of money.

Signing up with Endurance was fairly easy as far as everything I was looking for, coverage-wise.

My air conditioning wasn't working and I needed the Freon recharged. I also needed a new drive belt. None of it was in my particular policy with Endurance. But overall, I've had a good experience with them. The people are wonderful and lovely and hopefully next time, whatever work I need done is partially covered. The cost seemed very fair. I just have to see what they will cover in real time. I thought the AC would be covered and it wasn't. So, I must have misunderstood the rep when he said something. But overall, it seems like a fair package deal. The customer service was good and the rest that I had was fantastic. Endurance should keep up the great work and good luck to them.

This company will try and find a loophole to not pay. They denied my claim for their screw-up and for not clarifying the mileage on my contract. They also will not cancel like the contract says they are supposed to do if there is an inaccuracy. Paying for a policy that does not work. Plenty of other companies out there. I suggest use one of them.

Signing up with Endurance was easy. I did everything over the phone. The rep explained to me everything they covered and the pricing too. I got the full powertrain coverage. I'm very satisfied with the way he explained everything. He did a thorough job of it. I would recommend Endurance. I also used their app to check and see if my bill is good. I have it automatically come out of my account, but I still look in there to see it.

I bought the car two months ago and I had a 30-day, 1000 miles warranty from the dealership. They told me to get an extended warranty, so I got one through Endurance. You gotta drive the 30 days, 1000 miles grace period and I did that. I brought the car to the dealership and they told me Endurance wouldn't pay for it. They said it's a pre-existing condition. I called them and talked to someone, and the lady hung up the phone on me. I paid 40 Benjamins for this truck. They want me to put 13 Bens and I only had it for two months. The warranty company said I gotta pay that. I wouldn't recommend them and I'd recommend to get somebody else. I'm trying to find another one now.

Endurance is straightforward. I gave them the VIN of the car and the mileage, and they gave me a price. The price was good so I stayed with them. They went into great detail about the policy and emailed me a copy. They threw a few things in with tires, etc. The price is a little bit more expensive than one of them, but it covered more.

The person that I talked to was helpful. Everything was explained well. The coverage is good.

Signing up with Endurance took 15 minutes. It was painless. I wanted a better coverage, but because of the miles, I couldn't get the Cadillac coverage.

The reps at Endurance explained everything well to me. They were transparent. I wasn't kept in the dark about anything. I understood everything that went on. The policy is comprehensive. It covers everything that you need on your car except for certain items that wear and tear like brake pads. I had a question regarding a letter about an increase and they told me, no, that wasn't for me.

Everything was explained perfectly. I was sold as soon as I was explained everything. But when I tried to put in a claim for the first time, Endurance denied the claim. I didn't know that my vehicle had an electrical issue. They denied it because they said it was ongoing. This happened before I got the warranty but I'm not sure how they would know that. But the warranty still has certain benefits. If I need a tow, it's free. They also gave me a rundown on how it should work for the next time if something ever happens to my vehicle.

Signing up was really easy. They did what they said they were gonna do and gave me all the information I needed. There is a 1 months or 1,000 mile waiting period, which I can understand. The warranty covers almost everything except for normal maintenance, oil changes, gasket bearings, electrical and all that. The warranty gives my wife and I peace of mind. Endurance is a bit more expensive but it covers more.

Endurance Auto Warranty will cover the car. My experience has always been good every time. I got the best policy. So, it has a bit of everything.

Endurance Auto Warranty's rep was great. The first time I talked to him, he gave me all the information that I needed. He even gave me a follow up call that same evening because I was at work so I couldn't talk. So, we talked some more afterwards. I still was in the thinking stages, and I couldn't cancel with the other one yet, so he called me back the next day and I told him my situation. And he said, “I'll call you back or just call us whenever you're ready.” And he took care of everything once I was ready to.

It would be nice if Endurance Auto Warranty had some type of pricing in front. Because I was under the impression that I had to come up with everything up front. But there were a lot of good reviews that I saw there of it. So, I called and talked to somebody. And boom, it was a done deal. I dealt with two reps. The first day, I talked to a lady. She was pushy. She wanted me to jump but I gotta sleep on stuff. She was nice. But it was fast for me. So, I called them back the next day, spoke to a guy. He was first class. He seemed very knowledgeable about vehicles, understood what I may have issues with. He answered all my questions. Endurance offered the financing. So, I wouldn't drop a couple thousand at one time. And sounded good to me. It was over $3,000, but they offer a payment plan that I didn't know. So, it cost me 100 bucks a month. They said as long as I keep a positive balance towards it, it's good.

The people were very helpful with the sign up. They explained the coverage very well. When I called and asked them some questions, they didn't hesitate to answer.

Signing up was wonderful. The rep was very nice and he did pretty well. I always encourage getting Endurance. I tell my friends, “If you don't have an extended warranty, go through Endurance. Get your extended warranty.". It's so helpful.

My rep was very helpful and she gave me all the answers that I needed. Signing up went very quickly. The policy covered everything I was looking for.

As I received a total loss from my insurance company and under my warranty policy I was to receive $1,000 total reimbursement of the plan that was on which was the best plan that they have. From May 2023 until now July 19th 2023 I still haven't received my reimbursement payout. I emailed back and forth. Several people was handling my case and one of the people that was handling my case was on vacation. My case didn't get reassigned until they came back off.

I bought a 2014 Dodge. And with a car like that, they weren't offering anything more than a 30-day warranty from the car lot. So, I got a warranty from Endurance. I felt like the sales guy was not so truthful with me. I wanted to call back later on in the day when I had more time to check on other companies, but he said I would lose that $300 discount if I didn't sign up with him then. But signing up was fine. He briefly went over the benefits of it. However, after I had finished going over the policy, I was gonna check to see if they had anything a little on the cheaper side because I'm a single mom and I can't afford huge car repairs if my transmission was to go out or anything like that.

Everything went well when I bought Endurance. I like their price and the actual package that I was looking for. It was easy to get it and I explained exactly what I needed and the person worked with me to get what I needed.

The sign-up process at Endurance was okay. The payment plan is good and affordable. But I found out my sunroof is not covered.

I liked the way the guy talked about Endurance Auto Warranty. However, this policy ain't good. Don't do it because it's too much money. When I get ready to get something done, I gotta pay a $100 deductible. And if I just need the Freon, I gotta pay for that. Why am I paying them for a car coverage extended warranty if I gotta pay all that money out every month?

I did my research, compared Endurance Auto Warranty with different car insurance coverage. I felt more comfortable going with Endurance because of all that it had and the price. The reps were very friendly, they answered all my questions. They made the process very easy both times because I insured my truck and the young lady also mentioned that if I wanted to insure another vehicle, which is my daughter's, that I could call back and the saving that I could do by doing both. My daughter's car is getting up there with mileage and she has been having minor issues. I thought about what she said and I called up the gentleman, and he took care of me.

I went on the website to read about the warranty and it was easy to navigate. I just clicked one button and entered my information, and I had a phone call within a minute and a half. The signing-up process was very quick. It was handled well and I was very satisfied. I need to reach 1,000 miles and 30 days before I can use the warranty but I understand what Endurance is trying to accomplish. They don't want people to call and sign up for a warranty, you already have a major problem. And if you can drive your vehicle for 30 days, obviously, it's not a major problem. I’m under the impression that I can take the car anywhere if I need to. I'll find that out when I try to use the warranty. I'm a little concerned about the claims end but we'll get there when we get there. If they cover everything that's in the language of the warranty, I'll be very happy. The warranty is priced very well and overall, it sounds very good.

The sales rep from Endurance was really helpful and he called me back when I asked him to call back. I was at work during the time I was signing up, so I was on a time crunch trying to work with him. The process took two days and it was very informative. I ended up getting the premium policy and its was reasonable. It mainly covers the engine cost, electrical, and suspension. I would tell my friends that Endurance is very helpful and signing up with them is going to be easy.

I'm an auto shop myself and I don't have time to work on my vehicle. So, when Endurance came in, I got it. If something happens to my vehicle, it'll be taken care of. And I can take it somewhere else. The rep was knowledgeable of his craft and offered me the options. I'm satisfied with Endurance and I have recommended people.

I highly recommend Endurance. They're a reputable company. The rep was attentive. She called me back and she explained everything to me. It turned out it was gonna be cheaper than what was quoted. She was very thorough. However, I requested a hard copy of the policy but I still haven't gotten anything. Also, when you first sign up - and they don't tell you that - they take your payment then that would be the day that they continuously take your payment. I didn't want it on that date. But after a couple of payments, they changed my payment date. I was glad to hear that.

I had another provider but my mechanic told me they were getting ready to stop taking it because that provider doesn't like to pay. He told me to call Endurance. When I called them, the gentleman that signed me up was courteous. They are a little bit higher than most people though. I had to call a couple of times and cut down on what I was getting from them. When I first started off, I had everything and it was going to be 150 a month. I told the rep that was out of my category since I wasn't working at the time. He brought it down and now, I pay 122 a month. It's a little high, but I could deal with it. They gave me a good deal. I have car rental, oil change and roadside assistance.

I went with Endurance, and it was a very smooth transaction. It was easy, and I was very happy with the customer service. It was good. I'm happy overall that I chose Endurance.

Signing up didn’t take that long and the rep’s attitude wasn’t bad. It took about 10 minutes. I know about Endurance, which made it easier. If it was somebody that didn't know anything much about it, it would have been a problem. The rate is kinda high. But if Endurance stays true to their coverage, they're good.

I have an exceptional Toyota Tacoma truck that I've had since 2006 and Endurance made me a good offer for the next 100,000 miles. Signing-up with them was straightforward. I gave the rep my mileage and a detailed description of the truck. The cost is a little high but it's a limited market out there for that product. So. I was grateful that somebody was willing to make me an offer for coverage. The customer service is good. I’ve got an oil change coming up. I can either go to the dealer or go to this outfit in Hamilton that does great work. The coverage with Endurance is a little more inclusive than that other outfit and the sales and marketing process was good too. They managed to find me. Their ad felt like it was directed at me, which was why I called them. I told them I'm that guy.

I placed a call to Endurance and gave them the year and make of my car and the mileage. They gave me some options. The rep answered everything. She went through the different packages and I went with the Elite package. I have the app that shows my coverage. You can make a payment there, but I do the auto-pay.

The rep was nice. She explained stuff slowly to me so I could decide on what I wanted and what I didn't.

The rep I had was very good with the follow through. I changed out the car that I originally put the Endurance policy on and it hadn't expired yet, so he rolled it over to a new vehicle and it added on automatically. I also put my wife's car on the same thing on Endurance because I was happy with the way they treated me.

The purchase was quick, easy, and hassle-free and the price was reasonable. The rep told me what the policy was about and how to go about it.

After looking at some companies, Endurance had the best price. Setting up the coverage was good, and the rep I dealt with was very knowledgeable and professional.

The guy from Endurance that was helping me was respectful. He wasn't pushy. The sign up process was easy. I'm satisfied.

The initial signup with Endurance was good but then it got squirrely. I kept getting this letter that said, "We're gonna raise our rates. If you wanna lock yours in, you gotta call now." The first one I got, I called in. I was taken care of. But then, I got another letter. They said, "No, you're locked in." It was strange. They were puzzled as I was but they worked it out. The coverage offered looks pretty comprehensive.

The rep was quick to give me a quote and worked with me on the price. Endurance was cheaper than some of the other people I was looking at. I got a quote from their competitor and I was gonna have to pay for 72 months. Whereas if I went with Endurance, it was half the price and I'm still covered for the life of the loan. The sales process was exceptional enough. The rep helped me out with setting me up with the plan.

Endurance explained some things to me about the warranty and it seemed to be good, so I signed up for it.

The gentleman I talked to told me that within 24 to 48 hours, I would have a paper file in my mailbox. But I had to call three times before I got it. It never got emailed to me till the second time I called. So I'm not real impressed with what happened after signing up. Endurance needs to work on that.

Endurance is a well-known company and well-respected. They were the best company to try.

Endurance Auto Warranty's rep was awesome. She made it clear. And when I said, "This other one has it a little bit cheaper," she said, "Yes, but if you will check that out, it doesn't have the road protection, and this and that." So, it's worth it. I have already told a friend of mine to go for it.

I went with one company but I did some more research and I came back to Endurance. The sign-up process was simple and easy. Customer service was pretty good too. They gave me all the information that I needed to hear and they walked me through how the process works. They assured that if I had any problems to make sure that I reached out to them and filed a claim and I wouldn't have any questions or any problems in the claims department with my vehicle being repaired. They did a great job and I'm satisfied. Endurance is probably a pretty good company to have a warranty program through.

Having Endurance makes me feel more confident that if anything goes wrong, I know I can get it fixed. I used it when I had an issue with the suspension on the car. I had taken it in for oil change and they found something, which they fixed right away. I had no problems with it.

Signing up with Endurance was simple. The rep explained everything clearly. We have the roadside assistance and rental car coverage.

When first talking with them they made me feel like I would have no troubles in the future if anything went wrong with my car. I was sold the Elite package which cost me $4,200. The sales person told me it was the best one for my car. First issue, they offer $500 if you get into a accident. I got into a accident and didn’t think about this warranty because it wasn’t mechanical. But after reading it I saw the $500 offer they give to customers. So I called and the person asked me when I got into the accident? I told her and she said sorry I needed to call within 5 days of the accident to receive the $500 of the program. I was so confused and said why 5 days? She said that’s what it is and I called them 8 days after the accident. I was upset and said that makes no sense.

Customer Support at Endurance is awesome. These people are always friendly, polite and helpful. I've never been treated like I was an inconvenience when dealing with the staff at Endurance. They are always happy to assist me with any issue I might be having. You won't find better customer support anywhere.

The customer service was very nice. The policy sounds like it covers pretty much everything.

The rep did a wonderful job explaining everything I needed to know. It took so long for me to hear back from them about it but I finally got an email yesterday.

The signup process was okay. But it took a few days to get the digital pamphlet to where I could read over what it was.

Endurance had a good program and the price seemed to be pretty much fair, and reasonable. The guy that I spoke to was really nice. But I got two understandings of when my coverage starts. He said one thing, but when I talked to customer service, she said another thing. So, I'm kinda confused there.

The lady that contacted us after I made some initial online inquiries had a lot of good information and was able to come up with a plan that fit our needs and budget. The one thing that I didn't like was the high-pressure type of sales, especially when you really need to try and look around and see if what you're getting is going to meet your needs and is affordable rather than being sort of forced into something that might not be the best fit for me. But overall, the sign up process was pretty good.

I've been fairly pleasantly surprised with Endurance. I had one experience with them that was less than what I expected, but for the most part, it's been good. The poor experience that I had had to deal with wheel bearings, and it was through Midas. I've been using for 27 years this particular Midas that I went to. They are the most honest guys in the city. But Endurance didn't cover what I and Midas expected. It gave me a little kind of a sour taste, but I kept with them.

I called Endurance for a quote. It was a good rate. They stated that if I didn't accept the quote right then, it would be a different rate when I called back the next time, which was weird. But doing my research, it was the best rate so far, so I went with it. They provided good information and we went over everything, how much everything would be, and when the grace period would end. What I got covers everything, except the wear and tear items. It was tailored to the vehicle I have.

When I signed up with Endurance, their reps were informative and had all the details I was looking for. I felt a little pressured because it was like if I didn't sign up that day, I might not have gotten all the discounts. But I had the 30-day window where I could've changed my mind. All in all, the process was pretty easy.

Signing up was easy enough. Customer service was good.

My experience with Endurance when I first called was terrible. I was calling for quotes and the rep got me a quote and gave me a whole bunch of discounts. I said I would think about it and he said that was my best offer and he was rude. I said I would look at the numbers and call back and he just hung up on me. The way he talked to me in the end was insulting. But I ended up getting the warranty on the second call. Their automated system called me and I called them back. The lady gave me the same price and it was worth it to me so I got it. But I never got the information about the coverage in the mail and they said they were gonna send a booklet. I looked at the app, though, and it's good. It's a bumper-to-bumper coverage so I'm happy.