Endurance Warranty Reviews

My rep was very informative. I really appreciated his help. I initially called EasyCare because that's who my initial warranty was through when I bought the car, and that guy was very pushy. So, it's very nice when you talk to somebody that's understanding and helpful.

My rep was phenomenal. He explained it al. I was so unsure and he said, "Well, if you don't like it, you can always get your money back." He went above and beyond for me.

I have Endurance and my dad has it too. It was referred by him and he usually makes good choices when it comes to insurance. Signing up went good but I wasn't made aware of the $20 activation fee that would come out along with the regular payment. The rep explained the policy well but she was explaining only the good parts. There was some kind of offer where I have to accept it while I'm on the phone with them. I couldn't hang up and think about it and call her back. I didn't like that part. I wanted to talk to my dad about it and I didn't get a chance to do any of that because I couldn't get off the phone with her.

Purchasing the warranty from Endurance went well but I still haven't received my policy. I was trying to get ahold of them.

The lady took my payment and made me believe that I was in the Endurance Plus but it turned out that it as the basic version of the Endurance policy. Plus, I was promised to have in my email the details of my policy. What I got was the setup for the online payment and an email that said my policy is coming. But I've yet to see a copy of my policy and what the details of my policies are. Endurance has horrible customer service because they say one thing, and do another and don't follow through. The rep was very helpful, which was why I bought into the lie. Endurance also has weird hours. My boyfriend who also signed up with the policy had an issue and we were trying to get in contact with someone to help us out during the weekend. They don't work weekends. People's cars break down on the weekends too.

The rep could tell from my tone of voice that I was already wanting the warranty and I didn't have any questions about it, so he just went through how things were gonna go and how the payment process works. The rep wanted me to pay the warranty for a year but still have the three-year coverage. He wanted me to do 125 a month for the three years but I couldn’t do that and he said we could do 119. So, that was easy to be able to figure out what I could afford. I was told that I should get the app and put all my mileage and VIN number in there, and it's a better experience. Everything is digital now but a lot of people still don't have internet or apps on their phone. It would be nice though to have a mailer that Endurance could send out so you could fill things out that way.

The signup process with Endurance was very simple and the rep was very knowledgeable about what was going on with anything I asked him.

Signing up with Endurance was super easy. The rep was super friendly and answered all the questions I had. I had a lot of questions about the policy so he walked me through each of the policies to make sure I knew what I was getting. He offered a few different packages but I did some of my research ahead of time, so I already knew going in what I wanted. I chose the smallest package for what I need. But he was still helpful in helping me figure out how the process works.

The rep was very thorough. We spent over an hour on the phone. He answered all my questions. But the cost of their warranty is more than the previous insurance I had.

The rep who took care of me was nice and she helped me out. But they gave me a price and then it went up. It was only a month's difference but it is what it is.

The experience with Endurance was alright. I signed up with them online and I had no problem. Somebody called me back and went over a quote and what coverage I could get.

I called Endurance and they gave me a good quote. Signing up with them was great. I'm happy with Endurance.

When I talked to the lady, I liked the stuff that she was telling me. Also, the pricing was fair. So far, my experience is all right. I'm just still waiting on the paperwork and my cards from them.

Getting signed up with Endurance was easy. I was impressed with the knowledge of the person that I spoke with.

Endurance is a little bit more expensive than the other people I had, but they have more stuff to go with. The sign up process was pretty easy. I did it all over the phone. The rep that I talked to was great. She told me everything that was covered and sent me the email of everything that was covered. It went real smooth.

My first bill was $219. There was so much other stuff going on that I didn't recall how long I had to have it enforced before I could use the policy. But the guy I talked to at customer service said that he would take that off and drop it down to $147 a month and waive this next month's payment because right now, I'm in the middle of a financial hardship and I don't know if I'm gonna be able to keep it.

The guy that I talked to was really friendly. He walked me through what Endurance covered and how much the policy was. He also gave me a discount. The policy was within our budget. It covered a lot of things.

It was easy to sign up with Endurance Auto Warranty. I liked that I could back out anytime. However, it could have been more thorough afterwards. I found out there was another section that I would like to have that covered electronics, but they didn't say anything about that. Also, I have to wait 30 days, or it's 1,000 miles. But it's fair.

The signing-up process was good. But it was a bit aggressive, especially just with asking simple questions. It was almost as if any and all feedback from the client was to be squashed, which I even told the guy one time, "I called you guys with the intention of buying the warranty and I still intend to. But if you talk to me like a child one more time, I'm gonna hang up the phone with you." He straightened up after that. We ended the call very cordially. I bought the warranty. The company's reputation speaks for itself. So, the process was smooth.

I have two vehicles insured with Endurance. Their customer service rep did such a good job. I was impressed with the way she was breaking things down. She knew how to explain things so that I could understand them so I didn't feel any kind of pressure. She reiterated several times that it was no pressure. If I wanted it, that’s okay. If I didn't, there were no hard feelings. It was super easy to get signed up. They take care of everything.

There's very little that's not covered with Endurance. Just negotiate until you're satisfied with what you're getting. I didn't like the price they were offering, and they didn't like the price I was offering.

Endurance asked me some questions. They asked me the mileage on my vehicles, and the VIN number on them. I hoped I would get some paperwork and a card I could carry in my wallet. I haven't got anything. Endurance told me they would put it in the mail to me and send an email. I said I'd rather have it in the mail. I'm waiting for them to get it together. If they don't, I would have to cancel.

The sign-up process was pretty good. The lady we talked to, did a very good job. She explained to us the different packages and what they would cover. She did that well. I explained to her my basic concerns, which were for the major systems in the car, including the electronics, the engine emission, and the air conditioning. I wanted those covered and my wife wanted a few other things covered and we got the package we got. I appreciate the 30-day waiting period.

The customer service was pretty good. There are a lot of things that they cover on your car and they have different levels of policies.

My plan covers the transmission except wheels and maintenance. They have good rates.

The Endurance rep was very helpful. She answered a bunch of my questions. She's very professional. The only thing is what she quoted me and what paperwork I got are two different things. She quoted me $3,700 and I got a paper in on the insurance thing for $4,100. I just haven't called them yet. Other than that, it was a great experience.

I haven't been that long with Endurance but they were supposed to send me something in the mail, and that never happened but so far, so good. I like the coverage on the powertrain all the way to the back of the vehicle. The way they explained it is that it covers everything including the electronics. The representative was very polite. Every question I had, she answered. I was checking with a lot of other people, but she made me feel more comfortable to go with Endurance.

The signup was smooth and they told me everything I need to know. I was generally looking for something that pretty much covered everything, every type of problem or issue, and the package I was presented with was great. It was like 500 to sign up and they gave an extra $300 discount for signing up the same day. Also, they do special deals on oil changes.

The rep was great. He was super helpful, thorough and had all the questions answered. There was a little discrepancy with what I was seeing online versus what he was quoting me, and we ended up finding out that it was because the online quote that I had had less mileage than the one that he was offering. It was still a five-year coverage, but it was only 30,000 miles instead or instead of 50,000 miles. I went with the longer mileage, and I'm very satisfied, but that could change. I haven't had to go through a claim process yet.

Purchasing the coverage was straightforward and the options were good. I appreciate Endurance. However, overall with insurance, I've heard horror stories about people getting things approved. It's a warranty and they felt as though it should have been covered and it wasn't. That's my only fear.

The reps were wonderful. I put the paperwork in online. Within 15 minutes, I had a call on a Sunday. Any questions I had, they had answers. The warranty gives peace of mind.

Endurance Auto Warranty's rep told me the deals, and they worked with me on it. We got the payments right for me. But I didn't know if I need to activate it to get service. I still haven't got an account number. I downloaded this app, and they told me to go to it. I tried to get into it. I put my email in and it told me I didn't have an account with that email. The rep told me he would resend. I got this message, but I don't know what to send. The message he sent was the same one as the first one. But I didn't see an account number. But the salesman was straightforward with everything, and I appreciated that.

The rep was very, very pleasant when I was signing up. The only thing they asked for was the mileage on my car. They didn't make the process hard at all. I asked them to send me a card. But I still have not received the card in the mail or anything written about what it actually covers.

When I signed up with them, it was fruitful and painless. It didn't take very long to get me signed up. They explained everything to me and went overall the different coverages. They let me know about everything that I was covered with and was not covered for.

The sign-up process was easy. I understood it all and we were done in 15 minutes.

Signing up with Endurance Auto Warranty was nice and easy. I asked if my contract would cover everything in my vehicle and the rep told me it would. She also said I would have to wait 30 days to do a claim if anything should go wrong. And the only reason for that is they would try to see if something was wrong with the car, and I took out some extended warranty to get it fixed.

I was impressed with how quick and easy it was to get everything set up with Endurance. Their reps were knowledgeable. I'd tell others to get signed up with Endurance. It's a 123 process.

The Endurance sales rep didn't take no for an answer. He was pushing and trying to get the best price for them and not for me. But so far, I have no problem. But I also haven't used it yet.

Their reps were nice and amicable. But the price was a little high.

The rep of Endurance was really polite and explained everything to me. She answered all my questions.

The sign-up process was a little bit misleading because I thought that the hybrid battery would be covered and then I found out later that it's not. I was gonna cancel so Endurance lowered the payment and I decided to keep the warranty. They should make sure the customer knows exactly what they cover. Also, I've had to make several phone calls in order to get the correct payment on the invoice and I still have not received a corrected invoice.

Endurance seemed like they were the best by the reviews that I read. Signing up was good and painless. We took a couple of days and got back to the rep.

The sign-up process with Endurance was smooth. I called and a gentleman answered the phone. He broke down the plans to me. He was friendly and followed through.

I did an inquiry online and did it after hours. Then, someone called me on a Sunday afternoon and went through the process with me. I signed up right over the phone and it was very simple. The rep was very personable and she provided me with her information so that if I get another vehicle, I could contact her directly instead of having to go through the whole process. It's been smooth sailing and in the case that I have to use it, it seems like it's a fairly easy process.

If I could give 0 stars I would! Never had such a horrible experience before. I’m shook. I asked a thousand questions, all the right questions. Everything sounded good. Paid almost 400 to get it started plus the first month payment. This was almost two years ago. Moving forward to today I made my first claim just to find out they lied about everything they initially told me in the beginning coming out my pocket $600 for repairs that were “covered”. They only cover up to a certain amount but won't tell you that till the end. Had to pay my own inspection fee. Had my car at the shop 7am-till closing 4:50pm.

The rep from Endurance was very friendly. We had some stuff in common and it was like talking to a neighbor. The signup process was nice and easy.

I had my own used car lot and I used to provide the Endurance coverage for cars that I sold. I was familiar with their customer service for people who would have car problems down the road. When I looked it up and they're still on business, I gave them a chance. I got it for my wife’s daily car. They offered towing and roadside assistance. If she was ever to be hit in a car accident and the car was totaled, it was $1,000 to help her recover and a rental car, which is really nice. I thought it would be perfect for my wife to give her some security and feel safe.

They give you that little bit of a hard sell. After they explained everything, they said, "We can only hold this great price today." But with bringing in the car, the service was never a problem.

Endurance's sign-up process was good and easy. I like that they cover the transmission. I have the Superior Plan, and they cover CVT transmissions, which is the reason I chose them. They cover everything in the car besides maintenance. They cover the costly things like brakes, transmission, and gasket. I also like the affordability. You only have to pay a $100 deductible, which is good because I drive for a living. It was a good experience. The representative was the one who suggested I choose the Supreme deal. She offered me a first-time buyer's deal. She got my car details and told me it was going to be the best fit for me. She did well at her job.

I talked to one specific lady multiple times and I was able to reach her throughout the whole process. She was very helpful, explained everything very thoroughly and made sure I was comfortable. I had lots of questions because I had to reach out to my wife and back and forth and she took care of everything that I needed. So, it was a very good experience. The claims process was explained during the process of me signing with Endurance and they also sent over a link via email and through the post with the information to get a claim started. The reviews said that there was no hassle as far as getting claims taken care of and you're able to reach somebody personally. You aren't talking to a robot all the time. Everybody was saying Endurance is a great company, which led me to believe that they're gonna take care of the stuff that we needed to do.

The guy I signed up was really nice. They explained the warranty and they were easy to deal with. I gave them a credit card number over the phone for the deposit and I got my package a week after that. Give them a try.

Signing up was easy peasy and they gave a good price. The reps were a little slow but once in contact, they were inquisitive and asked all the questions that needed to be asked. My warranty covers my car front to back besides wear and tear items.

I used Endurance previously for a 2013 Sentra. However, when my transmission blew, I didn't realize that the tire people had put on slightly undersized tires, which voided my warranty. So, I was rather pissed about that in general, but I couldn't blame Endurance. I blamed the guys that put the tires on my car. So, once I got a 2015 Sentra with 90,000 miles, I gave Endurance my money because it ultimately wasn't their fault. I wouldn't have gone back to them if they flat out screwed me over.

Endurance contacted me and told me about what the warranty covered and I liked it. There were three different packages I qualified for and I chose the one that was suitable for my price. The rep answered all questions. He knew all the information about it. So it was very good. Endurance is a very good company. It's easy to apply and you get great coverage.

The sign-up process was pretty good. It was easy to start. There was low level of paperwork. Mostly, everything was done on the phone. I was satisfied. It was a good experience. But they should show me my warranty on what's all in there in the warranty so I have it on paperwork. They should send me something in the mail.

The rep was very professional and honest during the sign up. I wanted to know if they had anything that will require paperwork, a hard copy of the policy and that I wanted to get a copy of the policy. He said that it was mostly digital and that he can send it to me, but it would have to be downloaded. I have it, but I can't download it. I don't know why. So I'll just figure it out some kind of way.

Endurance should improve their layout. The price wasn't even laid out there, even the discount to know exactly what was the price before the discount. I didn't even know how much the whole total was until I was finished, but I still didn't know if the discount was applied to it. If anyone is thinking of going with them, they have to ask more questions. Their price can also be a little better. But they are cheaper than what I had with my auto policy and they sound a little reasonable.

The signup process was quick and easy. Endurance took my payment with no problem. When I wanted to have my tires checked, I spoke with a representative and she told me that I could submit a claim about getting my tires taken a look at or changed if necessary. However, when I talked to the dealership about it, they said it is difficult to deal with Endurance so I didn't get it done. The dealership told me that they were still trying to get their money from another claim with Endurance. They didn't seem too pleased about dealing with the situation. So, I didn't bother to say any more to them about it because I didn't feel like going through all of that.

Everybody I've talked to at Endurance has been very cooperative. The one who signed me up was very nice and he explained everything to me. I was really frazzled and this gentleman was very helpful. Also, with Endurance, you pay and they give you a quote, then you have the option of breaking it down or paying the whole thing, and I liked paying the whole thing.

Sometimes you make a call on to some of these internet companies and they're so busy that they can't get back to you. But Endurance's reps were very responsive and their terms were favorable. The price was competitive, too.

I had to ask Endurance's rep more questions on the information he gave me. I asked if the warranty covers transmission or engine because that's my main concern since I have an older car. At first, he said, “Not every single piece but, mostly, yes.” So, he was confusing me. But at the end, he said that everything's covered, so I didn't have to worry if he confused me earlier. Also, I never received anything by mail or email welcoming me or giving me information or paper saying my car is covered. It's been a couple of weeks and the follow-up hasn't really been there. But other than that, the experience was good.

The rep explained everything thoroughly. The only things that Endurance Auto Warranty covers are repairs, not maintenance stuff. That was crystal clear. If I could get the cost any lower, that would be ideal. But I'm sure with lowering it, that means less coverage. It's almost risky to take my car in if I needed to get any repairs because from what I've been told like the dealership has to call Endurance and Endurance has to approve things. But if they don't approve things I have to pay out of pocket.

I saw from people's experience with Endurance Auto Warranty that it's a good security to have. Signing up with them was very easy. At first, I wasn't sure if it was legitimate because so much went on. But the reps were pleasant, they gave good information, told us exactly about the product, and what I would receive. I thought I would receive it online, but Endurance said they would mail it.

The customer service was great. They explained the process in detail and answered every question I had. I like that Endurance is insured and there's no middleman with them. My dealer takes them and they never had an issue with them.

I called Endurance and what I heard was good. The rep made very clear what we were getting, what it covered, what it took to get it and what our payments were gonna be. He covered everything very thoroughly. I wasn't confused or overwhelmed. It was very simple.

When I met with the Endurance sales rep, it was a no pressure sale. She told me about what Endurance offered. She let me know that all of their claims are taken care of in-house. That was the thing that was important to me when she said that it's not contracted out. She answered all of my questions. She was very thorough. It was a very pleasant experience compared to what I had experienced in the past. She gave me the cost of 190.42 to activate my coverage for the first month, $170.42 a month for 30 months, and the last 30 months are free. I received my documentation after 72 hours. Another thing that I like is they don't use aftermarket parts. They use the original parts. If you use the aftermarket part, eventually you're gonna have to replace it again versus using an original part which will last longer. I already talked to my step mom and told her to call Endurance.

I called and told them what I wanted. They were pretty helpful, knowledgeable, and signed me up pretty quickly.

Endurance chose a plan for me and I signed up with them for like a month. If I didn't like anything about them, they would offer me my $100 back. There’s so much that my plan covers and I was kinda skeptical. I was gonna cancel because I heard so many bad reviews about them. They haven't been paying out and there is a lot of clause.

Signing up with them was very easy.

Their price was decent and everything was fine when I purchased Endurance.

I asked the rep if everything was covered from electronics to engine and transmission. And she said, “Absolutely.” It covers bumper to bumper which is what we need. The only thing that wasn't covered was preventative maintenance, which are oil changes, brakes, tires, which I understand. I could show up at the dealer and the dealer could take care of any repairs just by calling Endurance. And it's a straightforward process, which is also what I want. I'd recommend Endurance 100%.

The lady I deal with at customer service said that Endurance Auto Warranty was good to work with out of all the warranties. Also, they were cheaper. I filed the claim because my car got stolen. Endurance requested certain documents. I sent over the police report number. The rep emailed me back and said she needed things. But I don't know how I would send pages of a police report to her. But I have total loss protection on the warranty which is up to $1,000. And when I get a new car, I would activate Endurance through the new car too.

Endurance seemed to fit the bill for the warranty I needed for my F350 dually diesel. I did a claim for a front-end suspension and I was expecting them to cover more of the cost, but they covered probably 50% of the cost. I thought there was just a deductible but that didn’t seem to be correct. It seems like it's only a percentage. But it worked to a degree. The bill was $2,000 bill and I had to pay 700 something of it. The car was in the shop for a few days. Endurance got the claim approved pretty quickly. All in all, Endurance is expensive but satisfactory for what it covers.

There was a a lot of stuff that Endurance wouldn't cover which are part of my package deal. The Kia service center had to negotiate a deal with them. That was messed up 'cause I still wound up coming out of my pocket. When I spoke to them, they were rude but I dealt with it. They took care of part of the cost. I'm not satisfied.

The reps were super helpful. I've had to use the warranty and get my driveshaft replaced. That was a super easy experience for us. All I had to do was take my vehicle to the repair shop and let them know who the warranty service was. Between those two, my vehicle got taken care of. I'm super satisfied. If you need a warranty, go ahead with Endurance.

I called Endurance yesterday to cancel because I'm not really happy with them. I signed up about a month ago, and I have yet to receive anything in the mail as far as an information packet or anything that outlines what they do. I haven't used them yet because you have to wait 30 days before you can use them and not having a packet, I have no idea what is covered and what isn't. The lady I dealt with was like, “Well, we sent an email.” I don't want an email. I've got my phone, and I can't print it off. The same day as I got signed up for Endurance, I got a call from a company called CARCHEX and I signed up with them. They were cheaper and in a week and a half, I got the information packet. I have received jack squat from Endurance. So, I had to request the information and the lady said it should take two weeks. It doesn't take two weeks to send it. You can send it from God and it doesn’t take two weeks to get here.

Some electronic parts went bad at the car. However, Endurance couldn't find a piece. I was inconvenienced for at least seven days. They only paid $30 of the rent-a-car. Endurance had one young lady that helped me out. I forwarded all my paperwork to her. She made sure the paperwork went straight through. But I don't like how the company has the setup. Once they get a claim, it takes 48 hours for them to come and look at it. I have to wait and get a rental car. So, the rental car went up to $800 because they had to order the piece, but it was on backorder. So, after this contract is up, I will go to another warranty company. I'm dissatisfied.

I liked that the Endurance reps were not pushy. I was gonna go with CarShield, but CarShield was like, "No, you gotta do this today." So, I looked up the top-rated extended car warranty services, and Endurance was number one. The product pretty much sells itself. I had a claim for my air conditioning. The process was really easy. I got exactly what it was that was covered. I talked to the place I was getting work done, they called Endurance, got it approved, and there wasn't an issue. I've recommended Endurance to about three other people, and so far, two of them have already enrolled.

My air conditioning compressor failed and I had to have one replaced. I had to pay $300 instead of $100 because Endurance only paid for an hour and a half of labor charge to change the compressor. On my vehicle, that compressor is under everything and it took the mechanic more than three hours to fix. The maintenance went fine but I didn't quite like the extra $200. I didn't have enough choice because that air conditioner has to be working in the South. But I got the job done and Endurance paid 90% of it, which was over $1,000.

Two weeks ago, I had a compressor go out on my air conditioner. The guys at the car dealership took care of it. Endurance is a good insurance. Everything has been fine with them.

Parts of my transmission had gone. I contacted Endurance and the adjuster had to look at the vehicle and talk to the shop guy. As soon as he got back with Endurance, they got the job done. The coverage gives as safe feeling that you have something when you have an older car. I'm satisfied and I recommend Endurance.

My experience with Endurance went okay. They ended up paying what they were supposed to pay. My vehicle is a Mercedes S550 and it needed $10,000 worth of work. Rear shocks were part of that and they had to send a claims adjuster. That took a little while and they just wanted to pay for one, but, you have to do them both. Once they understood that and got them off the car, they ended up paying for everything. I am satisfied.

I called them to request a claim and I turned the information over to the dealer, and they handled it from there. I just paid my deductible and they covered the rest. It was smooth and hassle-free. I had no issues with them. I would recommend Endurance.

When I first signed up for Endurance, they made mistakes on the account and did not fix them. I had a salvage title on the car, but it was a blue rebuilt. I told them that from the beginning, but they wrote it up that way. I called them to change my address, and somehow, they deleted that part, even though I was still making payments. When I had an issue with the ignition key system and went to use the warranty, they said, “Oh, no. You didn’t pay for salvage.” I had to call and call, then I finally got hold of somebody smart enough to fix it. She said, “Well, we'll just cancel this and redo it again. And we'll credit you for everything that you paid,” which they did. It took me 20 calls to fix it, but it got resolved and I haven't had a problem since. They've been really good about it.

At first, I wasn't super excited about signing up with Endurance. I talked to two of salespersons and they were pushy. However, other options weren't great, so I went and talked to them and finally got a salesman who was nice. I chose Endurance and I'm very satisfied. There's a lot of bad reviews online and I try to look past them because there's always a bunch of idiots out there that will review anything bad. Endurance has been awesome. They said they'll cover my car and they did. My air conditioning compressor went out and I had to get it replaced, and they covered it. I dropped the car off at the shop, and they told me what was wrong and called Endurance. They fixed it, then I took the car back a couple days of later.

I need vehicle repairs and the lady from Endurance when I went to sign me up was telling me that after 30 days, I can get my car in the shop and get a repair. I was telling her what was going on with my car, and she told me everything that was going on in my car would be on my policy. Then, I took my car to the repair shop, and everything got denied. Endurance said that the parts are covered. Then, when I took it in, a lot of parts were not covered. So, I felt like I was lured into it here on the false pretense. I don't even want this policy anymore. I really wanted to let it go because I'm not gonna be paying anybody $200 for nothing.

My car has been in the shop over 2 weeks, this company is finding every excuse not to fix my vehicle. The dealership says they have never experienced this runaround before with this warranty company. They keep throwing obstacles asking for information about the vehicle. This is so frustrating. My husband is a disabled Vet and needs this car due to back injuries, we still can’t even get a car rental. They are trying very hard not to honor this warranty policy. We can’t even speak to the manager over the claims department. Just praying they do the right thing and honor this claim.

I realized that I had no use for this warranty and called Endurance to cancel back in April. Associate named Tamika was working with me on cancellation. At first she was making a pitch to keep me as a client, but I was set to cancel. So she went ahead and cancelled my policy, or so I thought. Fast forward to May and I received another bill from Endurance. I called Endurance again. This time associate told me that they were waiting to get a cancellation form from me that Tamika "sent to me." However, Tamika neither sent me this form not mentioned this form to me. I double checked my inbox and validated that I never received any emails from Tamika. I requested this form from this new associate.

Since getting my vehicle, I've had a few problems with it and Endurance has been there every step of the way. Recently, there was something in the left front wheel of my vehicle that didn't sound right. I took it in to O'Brien Ford and they told me they found a problem with the transfer case and the front differential. Endurance approved my claim and everything was great. I've recommended Endurance to a friend of mine and he signed up with them. Nowadays, everything is so expensive to get repaired. I'm glad I went with Endurance.

The cost of my Endurance policy is very fair and I didn't think twice about it. I had to use my coverage not too long ago and it was amazing. I had an unpleasant experience with the automobile which was not that new and I called them to get the information about how I would process a claim, not knowing what to expect or even to think. I talked to a rep and the process was seamless. It was so fun and I got a chance to take my car to my local gas station/mechanic who has been working on our cars for 20 years. I didn't have to take it to a dealer and end up worrying about all the other things that they possibly were going to find. This guy fixed what it needed and I was on my way. Endurance made it easy and they took the ownership, which is not very common nowadays. I had the station people call them and Endurance did all the things with them. At the end of the day, the only thing I had to worry about was picking up my car on time.

The signup process was easy. However, Endurance wanted me to pay $4,000, then I said, “No, I'm not gonna do that.” So I'm paying $117 a month for the warranty on my car. When I took it out, they said I have a five-year bumper-to-bumper warranty and they’re gonna take care of everything. I filed a claim two weeks ago, and my Cadillac is in the shop. The Cadillac dealership said Endurance isn't gonna pay but $1,000 and I gotta pay the rest. I had to pay $1,800 out of my pocket, and I wasn't supposed to pay anything. I didn't like it.

My motor went out, so I called in and tried to see how Endurance was gonna act on it. I had no problem with the communication. They talked to me on it and covered the truck, but they took forever to do what they were gonna do. The shop worked on my truck and kept it for three months, and I wound up having to pay $3,000 out on Rent-A-Car. Endurance didn't pay me but $35 a day, and they didn't tell me upfront on it. They also gave me a run around the wall instead of just saying, “Hey, we're gonna pay for it” and being through with it. They knew the truck was bad. If anything else goes wrong with it, I don't want any problem. I'll just take it to the shop and they'll fix it, pay for it, and I'm through with it. That's what I want.

I called back a couple of times and asked really important questions. I know dealing with warranties -- they cover the engine, but there are different parts of the engine. I had to speak to my mechanic and have him break it down to make sure that they cover a lot of stuff that's in the engine. They were very helpful with that. The sign-up process was easy, although I'm not computer savvy and I had a hard time pulling up the information to read. I do not like reading on the computer. I wish I had a hard copy of all the stuff that I had to go through. Other than that, they gave me all the information that I needed.

I have an INFINITI and I found out that my dealer that I got the car from uses Endurance. So, that pretty much sold me. I was happy to negotiate and figure out some pricing and what choice I want to make because they have different levels of warranty. From my understanding, the rep gave me the highest one that they have and I was able to afford it. I used them twice with INFINITI and they seemed to do okay. I just used them about three weeks ago. My experience went pretty fast. As far as paying the money, sometimes it takes a long time but they seem to be quick with turnover. It is a $100 deductible, which is fine.

Signing up was cut and dry. Endurance Auto Warranty let me know right away if I could pay it upfront, I would automatically receive a lesser premium, but if I have to pay it out monthly, I just pay my monthly installment. Their coverage was the most comprehensive for the premium that I'm paying. I ended up having a $3,000 repair done on my car. It was some leaky gaskets at the bottom in the drive shaft. I took my vehicle to the dealership and I let them know my complaint, and they were the ones that diagnosed it. So, when they submitted the claim to Endurance, it initially got denied because they said that it was a pre-existing condition prior to my old warranty, that I should have filed a complaint against my old warranty. And they declined it in the same reason. They said that I never took my vehicle back to get it re-serviced or re-checked with the dealership. And they had seen in the notes that I was supposed to take it back.

Endurance Auto Warranty was the best offer at the time. I placed a claim regarding a sensor. I got other things done now, like a routine oil change and tire rotation. I pay the deductible. However, the app needs tweaking. Anytime I tried to go on it, I would get an alert for the claim, but I would have to call to figure out what the claim is for.

The professional was very thorough, provided a great overview, especially on what I would expect when a claim actually happens. Endurance Auto Warranty walked me through a fraction of what would occur. And went over the overall plan. They didn't try to rush me or do a hard close. It was, "This is what we can do for you given the vehicle you have and what we have to offer and what's all covered." And they explained the payment options. So, it was very good.

When I bought the warranty, Endurance Auto Warranty explained to me what it covered and what it didn't cover. A bit of my frustration is they didn't go into great detail with explaining it, because I didn't find out until I had to use it that they don't cover shipping fees. So, I had to pay $500 for the shipping of a transmission out of pocket. I was under the impression that I would only have to pay $100 deductible. That's what I agreed on. So, I'm not very happy with Endurance. And I'm getting rid of them soon. It's one of those fine print things that they don't tell you over the phone.

The young man from Endurance was very pleasant, professional and gave me the answers that I was looking for. I was looking for coverage on all the systems primarily. The explanations that were provided were satisfying as far as it covering what I felt like needed to be covered. At this point, I'm satisfied.

I had a problem from the beginning with getting the wrong warranty for my car because of my title. I worked with Carole and she did am amazing job getting my problem resolved. I will definitely get a new policy either Endurance!

After purchasing a used vehicle and taking it to my local repair shop, I attempted to have the struts replaced due to leaks & damaged mounts. The claims rep denied the claim stating that the problem was due to existing wear on the struts. I explained that since this is, by definition, used car, all used cars will have existing wear on the struts. Yet the policy states that struts are covered.

I had a very good experience with the rep when I signed up with Endurance. All my questions were answered quickly and to the point. It was straightforward. But I wasn’t very happy with the claim that I made. I kept getting the oil light and Endurance said they weren’t gonna do anything about that. But when I got the temperature overheat light, they fixed that. Endurance should probably talk to the customer about the claim instead of just talking to the dealer or whoever is fixing it. Nobody ever called nor asked my opinion or what the problem was or what was going on.

Endurance put a water pump on my Corvette three weeks ago. They paid 1,500 dollars and all I paid was 100. That was great. I could have gotten a rental car, but I got a whole bunch of cars. Signing up with Endurance was simple and people should get the warranty from them.

It went smoothly when I renewed with Endurance. But there was an issue recently when I had used it to put my car in the shop for services that were needed. I was informed that there was a mileage discrepancy and no one had ever told me anything like that. They told the dealership that my contract was void. But, they fixed their discrepancy because there was something on their end.

The sign-up process with Endurance was easy. I made a claim on my air conditioning. I called them up. They told me where to take it. Being the compressor was out on it, the place that worked on it, recommended putting in a dryer and an evaporator, which is common to put in with a new air conditioning compressor. But Endurance didn't wanna cover that. It was a mess there because they had to go back in and make sure that the system didn't have any metal shavings or debris in it to be able to install the compressor.

Signing up with Endurance could have been a little better. You do it over the phone but you don't get your contract until a week later. I had to call back to get my contract. I recently went into a situation where I tried to locate roadside assistance for help and I ended up having to come out of pocket. I'm still waiting to be reimbursed for that. The roadside assistance that Endurance goes through is not as good as it could be. Any time you call, their phone is hanging up. They're transferring you so many times. It is ridiculous.

Endurance offers a lot of coverage. Their price is not that low but they're there when you need them. I've had to recently use the coverage for some ball joints in the front of my vehicle that were bad. I called them up, let them know what was going on and it was taken care of. I was able to keep my truck up and running. I had some serious issues, but they came through and it helped me a lot.

I used Endurance about a month ago. I lost my power steering in my Ford truck. I took it into a Ford dealership and explained to them that I am covered under Endurance. They said Endurance is very good about not giving them any problems. However, Ford was not making the parts anymore. They tried to offer an aftermarket part, something not made by Ford. The manager from Ford called me. She explained that Endurance wouldn't cover the aftermarket, so we might end up waiting on a part for my truck longer. The manager at Ford dealership was the one that helped me a lot. The dealership paid for the aftermarket part and Endurance paid for the rest. I also had to tow my truck twice and Endurance didn't ask any questions. They covered everything.

Recently, I sent my vehicle to a dealer and everything was covered so that was okay. I got a tire pressure monitor model that was out of service. It just stopped working. The dealer fixed that. While the vehicle was at the dealer, I was given a loaner car. The dealer was waiting for somebody from Endurance to come and look at what was going on. That was not very long. It was okay. Endurance is easy to use. My only thing was something fell on the windshield during a strong rain and it cracked the windshield. I spoke to a representative and he said, “Oh, sorry. It's not covered by your policy.” That aside, it's cheaper to have coverage than not to have one.

I was very displeased with my previous provider so I was looking for a company that I hope would provide better quality of service and better response to automobile issues. I did a search on the top five companies and Endurance was at the top. That inspired me to call and inquire about their services. When I talked with two other companies, what they were offering was very similar to what Endurance was offering. The prices and customer service were very comparable. I decided to stick with Endurance and the purchasing experience was very pleasant. It all took place while I was driving and in two hours of driving, I had not only gotten a good introduction about the company, but I had also received a very good background in the types of coverages that the company offered and much of which was what I wanted for my family.

The signing-up process with Endurance was easy. I called an agent and he walked me through all the things that they were offering. I would recommend them.

Before my Mercedes, I had an Audi Q5 and I bought whatever extended warranty the dealer used. I bought the car at 48,000 miles. So, it was about to be up and they told me I could purchase an extended warranty and I said I’d do that. So, I was covered. It was a third-party program like Endurance but it was someone else. Something was wrong with the engine and they quoted me $8,000 for it. They told me I needed a whole brand-new engine. Every week, I had to put in a fresh quarter of oil and the company took almost three weeks to figure out what was going on with my car. They finally came to a conclusion and they wanted to give me an engine with 20,000 more miles on it than I brought the car in with. I just ended up selling the car back to them as is and I purchased this car.

Signing up was easy. I talked to them about what happened with my previous warranty and they said that wouldn't happen. I feel confident that if I have to use it, I won't have any problems. I would recommend Endurance.

I went with Endurance for my Explorer because of the reviews and because when I talked to a person. He really explained things in a way that I understood such as the benefits and the pricing. He was very helpful and informative. If I asked the question, he answered it. He was very thorough about the information that he gave me.

The person I talked to at Endurance was good and I recommend them.

I liked the coverage that Endurance Auto Warranty offered. It was adequate for what I need. Also, the payments were easy. The only problem is I haven't received any of my paperwork, and it has been two months.

I got a warranty when I first bought my car. I still have it but there were a few things that were missing from their coverage. I looked at Endurance and there were more components covered. I got it for my '13 Dodge Charger. Customer service was very smooth and friendly. I have the most amount of coverage because of my car's low mileage. With Endurance, I have relief and I can save money.

I told the first guy that called me that I was still looking into other programs or policies, and he said he’d call me back. He called me back a week later and he sold me. Endurance was pretty easy to deal with. The only thing was that there was a processing fee that they didn't tell me about. It was taken out of my credit card with the first payment. I told them, “Well, nobody told me. I wasn't told.” So, at that point, I wasn't real thrilled.

Endurance Auto Warranty explained everything. It was clear-cut.

My wife's car was coming on out of warranty and it's not an inexpensive car. She's gonna be driving it for a long time so I wanted a warranty. Everybody was pleasant and positive at Endurance. The cost of the coverage was fair. The price of auto repairs is ridiculous anyway. Everything was good.

Their rep was very concise and he knew what he was talking about. Then, he went to his manager and gave me a substantial discount because of my veteran status.

The person who sold me the warranty was great. I told him I will not make the purchase right then and I would first need to receive the contract and read through it. That person said, "You know what? Just, okay, read it through. I'm off at 9:00 o'clock. Email me and I'll call you back." Also, the cost was fair.

We got bumper-to-bumper coverage and the signup process was very easy. We did it online and then I just had to sign. The gentleman offered me various packages and the coverage came with free oil changes. But you have to drive the vehicle for 30 days and 1,000 miles and you have to have an oil change before the warranty takes effect. But if there is some modification done to the vehicle, then the warranty would be void. When I was reading the contract, I was like, "Well, what is the modification?" 'cause I knew my husband had the engine replaced so it's not the same motor. They asked me all these questions and I had to call the Ford dealership to ask them. The gentleman I spoke with said, "Oh, no, that wouldn't be considered a modification. You'll be fine." I had questions about that and no one bothered to mention that during the application process. It was only after I received the contract and I was like, "Well, what is this?"

I called Endurance and it sounded decent for the package that I wanted and the price was better than the person I was previously with. I wanted everything from bumper-to-bumper such that all the main components are covered, my motor, my trans, everything under the hood and the inside of my vehicle for any electrical problems. The rep was nice and very cool. He broke everything down very good and explained everything. It was smooth. I will refer Endurance. It's a good company to go with.

The sign-up process was fine and the rep was great. The coverage is gonna be good for what I need. The experience with Endurance has been good so far.

The sales rep from Endurance was very thorough and cooperative. As they went step-by-step, they asked us everything and presented everything to us, and it sounded fine to our assessment of it. If the cost wasn't to our agreement and likable assessment, we would have refused it. So, it met our standard.

I submitted a form online and within an hour, somebody from Endurance customer service called me. I asked her what were the different packages that they had and what they covered. She answered all the questions that I had. I qualified for one based on the year and the mileage of my car. She told me the one that I qualified for was the best one for my vehicle. The customer service is top-tier.

The guy with Endurance was a good salesman. He was informative. Any questions that I had, he was patient with me and repeated a few of them. I couldn't understand why I had to wait a thousand miles, but after he explained it to me, I could see why. People would call and want Endurance, but they already had a problem with their car. Once they signed up, they would have Endurance pay for it.

I got the bumper-to-bumper coverage, plus limited routine maintenance. From my experience, they have the best warranty program overall.

The sign-up was pretty simple and straightforward. It didn't take that long.

I liked what Endurance offered. For oil changes and brakes, you get money back, and no other company really offered that. When I signed up, the rep who assisted me was very nice, polite, and answered whatever questions I had. We went over the pricing and when I didn't like it, she worked out something where I could get the plan for a cheaper price. So far, I've been pretty satisfied with their service.

Signing up with Endurance was easy.

It was great when I signed up with Endurance. The rep was helpful. Making payments was also easy.

The rep had a good knowledge of the product and the processes, and getting signed up with Endurance was easy.

Purchasing Endurance was fine. The sales rep seemed very knowledgeable. However, all I got was an ID card. I never got any paperwork.

Getting signed up with Endurance was quite easy. The rep was very knowledgeable, and everything went very smoothly. The vehicle I have is past the manufacturer's warranty. There's nothing wrong with it, but to cover what I need to cover, it's important to have an auto warranty.

It was a pleasant sign-on experience with Endurance. We had CarShield first, but they don't have any repair stations in our area, so we had to change. I was told Endurance has a number of them including the Toyota dealership, so we switched over. Having an auto warranty policy gives peace of mind. If something happens, you're covered. We're satisfied with Endurance, but there's always room for improvement.

Signing up with Endurance was super easy. Everything was laid upfront. They weren’t shady. The best one they have is only 150 bucks.

I had CarShield for a couple of years. I dropped them then picked up Endurance for another two years. Then I dropped Endurance, went back to CarShield, but something happened. CarShield didn't make it clear in their contract that they wouldn't take care of the start battery so I dropped them and picked up Endurance again at a better price. I called them and asked them specifically about the electrical. They said they couldn't do anything about the electrical but they could do something about the parts with the electrical function. If something else goes out like the motors for the windows, they will replace the motor. When I talked to the guy who signed me up, I asked him to send me the contract me through the mail. After it didn't get here for a month, I called back and found out they do paperless. The person I talked to sent it through email. The guy could have told me but other than that, everything worked out fine.

Sadly, I think I was duped. The signup was fine but Endurance neglects to tell you lots of little things that you realize when you go to file a claim. The vehicle started developing a noise. I took it into the shop. The exhaust manifold, the timing belt cover and the steering box needed to get changed. The first time, they said they sent an adjuster out to the shop but he declined everything. You can see the leak on the exhaust manifold. You can see where the oil is dripping on the timing cover. Or had he driven it, he would have felt that the steering box was funky. But Endurance flat out denied it.

When I signed up with Endurance, they went over the details but I had one question about how many miles or how many months until it kicked in. It was confusing so I called them back, and they explained it’s 1,000 and 30 days until the warranty kicks in. They told me to just give the shop the ID card and whatever needs to be done, I just have to pay $100 and they'll take care of it. They said it's not like a normal warranty where you have to wait a long period of time. Once the shop calls, they'll give them the card information and pay it to get it done.

The person who told me about the policy was polite and down-to-earth. They told me everything I needed to know.

I purchased this 2013 Silverado 1500 LT in April 2021 from CarLotz in Hampton Roads, VA. This used car dealer went out of business; however, we bought an extended warranty that doesn't expire until 2027 from Endurance. We were not notified that this vehicle has a known issue of burning oil. This did not appear on the CarFax report, and even running the report today, still doesn't show this. However, we can see online that there was a class action lawsuit in 3 states for this issue, which had a settlement of $102.6 million dollars for certain people in certain states. Additionally, when taking this car to be serviced at the Rick Hendrix Chevrolet Dealer in Norfolk, VA, we were not notified of it being an existing issue there either.

Even though the others might have cost less, they didn't have as good a coverage as Endurance had. And when I saw that mechanics encouraged Endurance, it made me feel safer about it with my husband being a mechanic. The rep explained all the options I had. When I signed up, I had to wait for a week until my Social Security came in. And he charged for it. He was fine with putting it off. They dated it for that day. And it worked out fine. So, I was pleased with how he treated me and that he worked with me to get it done. It was easy to do. Endurance listened to my concerns. The rep was professional about it, understanding, and did a good job of telling me what the options and things that I could have. So, I was very pleased.

It was a very simple process with Endurance. The first time I called them, I was so scared because I couldn't afford it. But they help you make a decision on your own. They give you your options and help you connect the dots. They said, “We can start you on a cheaper plan and you can always work your way up.” When I called in February, the lady was a little bit more rush-rush. I told her I couldn't make a decision like that because I've never had to purchase an extended warranty like this. Tony was the second guy I talked to. He was telling me some information, and I told him I already talked to this girl. It was good that he could pull up the information from the lady from the previous month. That was very helpful.

The warranty was easy to set up. I reached out to Endurance Auto Warranty via their portal on their website and they called me back immediately. The rep seemed very knowledgeable about the whole program. She was friendly and helpful, answered all the questions I had and did a good job of explaining the service.

Signing up was easy. The pricing is steep, but it's still manageable.

I talked to one of the sales people at Endurance. I took his word and went forward with it. He was very helpful but I was a little disappointed I didn't receive a card. Also, it's more than I want to pay but the coverage is very similar to everybody else.

I got a bumper-to-bumper coverage with Endurance. The rep was very knowledgeable because everything he told me I read in the contract that he sent. He covered the bases 100%. He became pushy but he wasn't to the point where he was under my skin. I can't say that for CarShield. That guy was so rude. I also found out that CarShield uses a third party to do claim work whereas Endurance doesn't. Endurance is good. I love the fact that there's a trip interruption plan that comes with the coverage. There are no worries when you travel.

Endurance Auto Warranty had good reviews and I could afford them. Standard information was provided, and they answered all my questions. Endurance covers a decent amount of tech if it were to be damaged.

The rep was nice about everything and tried to explain everything to me. I liked that. And it sounded good. See how you would like Endurance.

Endurance was one of the first warranties my wife saw and she made a phone call to try to get a quote. One thing led to another and the next thing, we got it. Their rep was pretty knowledgeable and good. He was telling us that we were getting a discount by signing up that day. That's why we did it. He sent me some stuff. I still may call him back.

We did a claim on the Mercedes. We had a leak, and we ended up paying 900 dollars out of pocket. The claims process took a moment because it sat at the dealer because they were waiting on the adjuster to come and do the thing. The dealer gave us one price, but when the adjuster came, he gave them another price, and that was what left the difference of us paying that 900 dollars. Plus the deductible, so it was over $1,000. Endurance should speed up in sending out their adjuster when the vehicle is in the shop so the customer can get the vehicle back quicker.

Everything was good. The rep answered all my questions, and I felt comfortable. I was 100% satisfied.