Endurance Warranty Reviews

So far, my experience has been wonderful with Endurance. The customer service is great. They are friendly and open, and they understand situations. I appreciate it. I recommend anybody to get it. They're a good service.

Signing up with Endurance was overall a smooth process.

We pay for this warranty about six years ago. Within the past three years we’ve had timing belt, water pump, exhaust manifold cracked. Under their contract it clearly states these parts are covered but when you call to have parts repaired they deny and do not pay anything. The dealer has called and argued with these people. We have called and argue with these people and they still refuse to pay for anything. They are a rip off. They take your money and run.

As far as my experience with dealing with the Endurance representatives, I'm well pleased. They were very courteous and they answered every question I had put before them.

Because of the mileage I have, others wouldn't cover more than 5,000 or 10,000 miles. But Endurance had the plan that worked best for the age of my car and the mileage I needed. They covered 100,000 miles on the car. They were helpful in working me through the plan. I need to read through the contract more because there are a lot of caveats to it. But with the plan I have, they offer some perks like free oil changes. And if I get stuck on the road or I need to rent a car, a lot of that is covered. The policy is for five years and the upfront is three years where I'm paying for, and then I've already paid for the policy the last two years.

I canceled my policy with Endurance because I'm having problems with my transmission and I can't get it fixed. They told me that it's not covered. That happened on the 11th so I waited a couple days. I tried to file a claim on it and they told me that I couldn't do it. So, that's a waste of my money, me going through all of that, getting the extended warranty and still, I can’t get anything fixed on it. I liked everything that Endurance said but if I'm not getting what I'm paying for, that's not right. I put my money into it. I should be able to get what I'm paying for. My money just went down the drain and if I knew that I wasn't gonna be able to get the help that I need, I wouldn't have put down that kind of money in the first place.

Ever since my father had the Highlander, I took it to the dealer for everything so when it was time to have the CV joints done, it was covered under the warranty. The only thing we had to pay was the $100 deductible because it didn't wear out because of neglect and we didn't have that much mileage. It’s a 2015 but we only had 77,000 miles on it. That company was Endurance, which was the reason why I chose them.

The web presence of Endurance is excellent as well as the initial and follow-up information that I received and the speed with which I received information from the beginning. It’s the consideration of what the person might need. The follow-up was huge and not normal. Especially when I compared it to what I paid in advance for with Safe-Guard Auto Extended Warranty. This was the opposite end of the spectrum as far as phenomenal service, which was why I stayed with it.

Endurance was more authentic. I got another warranty from another company and I mentioned it to the girl that helped me pick Endurance insurance. She wanted to compare it to what I already had on the other truck and I was convinced. She had a lot of good selling points and it wasn't forced or coerced. She was natural with it and I liked that because I don't like to be pressured into anything.

I had the worst experience ever. I filed a claim and it said that it had to be 30 days. And I have to drive 1,000 miles in order to file the claim. I went over the 1,000 miles and filed a claim after 30 days. And then, I contacted Endurance and they told me, “Okay. You would take it to an automotive shop.” I took the car and I received a phone call from the automotive shop saying that it was denied because I didn't drive 1,000 miles and I didn't file the claim after 30 days, which was a lie. So, I tried to contact Endurance. Nobody answered the phone in the claims department. One call had me on hold for an hour, and another call also had me on hold for an hour. It doesn't look like Endurance is a good company. It’s like a scam. They give people certain requirements, and when they meet those, all of a sudden, the claim is denied. Plus, they have been taking money from me.

All the customer service was great. I gave them all the information that I needed for my car. I did have aftermarket wheels on it and they told me to get the sizes of the wheels. So I emailed them the sizes and my timer for my mileage was supposed to start. Then a month later, they were saying that they never got my wheel dimensions and that they need to do it again. Then my mileage started again. We rectified the situation and it's good now, but I was a little frustrated about that. After that, everything is good so far.

Endurance was listed as one of the top companies for cars that are over a certain amount of mileage. The customer reviews were good as well. That was another thing that I saw that led me toward contacting them. The customer service rep I spoke with said that she had the policy herself and that she liked the warranty that she had. She was very friendly, seemed to be honest and knowledgeable, and very enjoyable to speak with. Everything went smoothly. Both the customer service rep and the person I was transferred to were able to answer all of my questions.

I looked at the ones with the best reviews and wanted to make sure that it was a reputable place of business. I dealt with two different people at Endurance Auto Warranty. But everyone was helpful. I have a great experience so far with good communication and polite people. My coverage is the gold package. It is four years, and then it covers everything.

The reps were very informative about everything and provided suggestions as to what I would need in a way of the vehicle information. Endurance was one of the first ones that I called, and the plan sounded like it was what I needed and wanted, and so that's what I did.

I purchased the advantage plan which was suppose to cover maintenance as well as repairs and parts. When my ac stopped working after a month I have been with Endurance the auto repair shop first told me I needed a recharge which I found out that Endurance would not cover when I called them. Then as the ac continued to blow hot air I took it back to the shop and they told me it needed a compressor replacement. I called endurance and found they would not cover the compressor which is clearly listed in the line item of the air conditioning they said they cover.

The purchase process was good. Every question I had, the reps were very thorough. They were very helpful. They covered everything pretty meticulously. It was seamless.

ConsumerAffairs went on which is the best warranties and gave me choices. I talked to my dealer. They worked with Endurance, and they were happy with them, so I went with them. It was super easy. The reps were very nice and they did really well. Very patient with me. When I had other questions, I called back and got somebody else, and they answered them. I was very happy with the company. Knowing the cost of things today, having a protection plan is invaluable.

I talked to two different people from Endurance. The first guy was knowledgeable. He just didn’t tell me that the warranty was for 70,000 miles. If he would have told me that for the amount of money that we were talking about, then I would probably tell him no. He transferred me to somebody else. I talked to a guy that was a verifier. He identified to me how many miles the warranty was for. I told him I didn't want it. Then, he initiated a policy that is seven years, 125,000 miles. Then, he cut down the amount of money that I would have to pay for a month. So, I bought into it.

When I called them, they immediately contacted me and explained everything. They were knowledgeable and they mailed everything to me. They then gave me a follow back call saying, "Is there anything?” The price was comparable to everyone else but the customer service sold me. It was awesome.

Endurance's reps were professional and thorough. They let me know everything and they gave me the best deal I could get. I just purchased my first diesel truck and I wanted to make sure that if anything went wrong, I would be able to get coverage.

I talked to my dealer when I was up there having a warranty recall done on that same truck and he was familiar with Endurance. I asked if I would get my vehicle back or if I have to wait for a check in the mail for two weeks. He said that most people pay with a credit card. Most companies do. So, I called Endurance yesterday and asked those questions. They said that's what they do and that was my big concern. I don't wanna be without my truck when it's sitting in the shop after it has been fixed for a week or two, waiting for a check to pop up in the mail. But it’s a more comprehensive policy than what I had originally thought that I would be getting. I originally thought that it would be a powertrain warranty but they cover pretty much everything.

I have a used truck that doesn't have a warranty on it. It's 11 years old now and I bought the policy just in case. The rep told me everything I was gonna get, how much it was gonna cost, and what it covers. It was great. Endurance would be people's best bet rather than going with anybody else.

I had a pleasant and informative experience with the Endurance reps. The only thing was one agent quoted one price and then when I talked to the other agent, the price was a bit different. The communication there was a breakdown. But they worked it out.

I did the premium policy where everything was covered. But when the train went on the car, they refused to pay for it. They said it was an existing condition, which at that time it wasn't an existing condition when I took it over. They also refused to handle something about a front end that had to be tightened. They refused several other things that would have to be done to the car, so I dropped them. I was not really very happy with them.

They made me wait two weeks for them to tell me that something wasn't covered under warranty... which is crazy because I specifically got the warranty because they said a common problem parts was covered on my plan... Tried to get it fixed and now they say it's not covered... They don't tell you that you have to get all kind of service records for your vehicle before they even work on your car... So you could be there a while depending on what they need from you... They disclosure a lot of information from you, just to get you signed up... I personally don't think it's worth it, that's why I had 4 of my friends cancel their policy also... Don't be fooled people... If it sounds too good then it probably is.

My vehicle is starting to get a little old so I wanted to get some backup because I can't afford a big auto repair bill to just show up. I spoke with someone from Endurance named Christopher and he was great. Everything was cool.

Endurance's plans seemed affordable. Signing up was easy. I got bumper-to-bumper coverage for my vehicles.

I liked Endurance because they'll help you maintain the brakes. They'll do oil change and some other little maintenance things. It's a smart investment. They might not have to get you an engine or a transmission down the line if they help change that oil and help maintain it. Even though they are a little higher, I understand because they help you with the maintenance. I also liked them because they are a first-party company. That was the main reason I picked them. They make the decision right then and there. They don't have to call anybody above them. With third-party companies, you have to go through somebody else then they call that person and they could say no. I like the way the contract with Endurance spells out everything so you know exactly what you’re getting. Overall, the company itself is good. The reps answer every time I call and are polite. There was one rep that I had a little friction with but I don’t hold that too much against her. She was tolerable.

I spoke to Endurance before, and it seems like they stand by what they do. Plus, they have a couple of perks. They give you maintenance and free oil changes to keep your car going. The reps were spot-on and in-depth of what they cover as far as the coverage and the plan. Whatever plan I get, they gave me a little detail on it. Overall, the customer service and the reps knowing about their product was a good experience.

The reps seemed to know what they were talking about when I purchased the policy from Endurance. They were kind about what was going on, patient and very well-versed in what was offered, so they knew what was on the agenda. Endurance offered more and there were some key points that I picked up quickly like the renter car. Also, you can make monthly payments.

Endurance had the best offer, but the rep wasn’t knowledgeable when I was signing up for it. He kept just telling me I would have to refer to the policy once I got it, which I didn't even have yet. I've heard stories that you can't really use it and I'm uneasy about it at this point.

They did a good job in explaining what my coverage was and also giving me certain perks. I'm a veteran, so they gave me a veteran discount. They also gave me some free oil changes. I'm very happy with them. They told me how much it was gonna cost me each month. They take the money out of my account when I told them that I wanted them to take it out.

Endurance seemed to have a good deal going. I was happy with the package that they put together. Their rep was very friendly and helpful. I needed some time to work some stuff out and he took the time to call me back at the appointed time and continued to work with me with no issues. It was a good experience overall.

Endurance sounded good because they were pleasant, polite and told me what I needed to know.

Endurance has great customer service. They take the time to answer questions and try to go over everything with you. This is the first time that I've ever had to get a warranty after my warranty ran out. But as expensive as stuff is getting, I felt like that I needed something to rely on. I had a claim when some cam sensors went out and when I took it to the dealership, I turned in my Endurance card but they said the sensors were not covered. I called Endurance back and they lowered my monthly premium to help out to pay for those. I feel okay with it because they worked with me and I got some help.

I had a fine experience when I signed up with them.

The customer service totally sucked and the guy kept on showing up in my face saying that he’s a retired military and he didn't want to deal with it. It was one thing after the other instead of doing what he was supposed to be doing. Endurance looked for every excuse not to pay for the parts and I said, “Enough is enough.” My mechanic tried to talk to them and they had underlying clauses saying that they're not responsible for gaskets or seals. My mechanic says it's a sealed unit that caused the front end to go out on it and they didn't want to hear anything. So, I got rid of them. They tried to talk me out of it and I said I didn’t want any more part of it because they’re rip-offs.

It was good dealing with the rep when I was signing up with Endurance. The drivetrain is covered as well as the electrical and the air ride. If the car breaks down or something, it’s covered. It’s a Mercedes, so I don't wanna pay that price for parts.

I decided to deal with Endurance ‘cause they deal with the Dodge company. I went with the bumper-to-bumper. The plan is good and I could afford it at $107.

My Endurance rep was very informative. That was how I made my decision to go with them. It's mostly because Endurance doesn't just take care of the car when it breaks down, they also take care of it the whole time. They are there not only when it's bad. With Endurance, I feel secure when I get in my car. Better hurry up and get this warranty.

They told me a bunch of stuff over the phone. And come to find out, that's not true. I can never get ahold of anybody. I've called numerous times and I get hung up on. I call again and same thing, I'm on terminal hold forever. Also, I need new windshield and I was just told that's not covered. The rep told me that my payment was due the 2nd. I told him that I'm not gonna pay it 'cause I never got a bill and besides that, I'm gonna cancel the warranty.

Endurance worked me out a payment plan of approximately 100 bucks a month for three years but the warranty will go for five. But what surprised me was that it's mainly maintenance. I got it for my daughter since her car is getting older now but she doesn't want to trade in or buy something new. So, I wanted to make sure she was covered and I wanted to get her something reliable. If she finds a certified garage mechanic when she moves away, I'm going to suggest to her to take advantage of the maintenance opportunities, like on the rotors and brakes. Endurance would cover for maintenance and she would pay 100 bucks on any repair. And if she had a breakdown or something that might cost $250 to repair, she would pay the first 100.

I have a Terrain with a downdraft and an updraft. It’s like a catalytic converter but it's called a diesel particulate filter, updraft, and downdraft sensor. The downdraft burned out on me. It was one of those things where you get so many miles to drive before you have to get it fixed. I bought the car to the dealer and he said that the downdraft sensor was out. It was a $250 part. The dealer filed the claim with Endurance and the next day I got an answer that it was denied. I had paid in for two months with them.

My wife and I leased a brand-new Chrysler Pacifica 2018. Because I had credit issues, they only wanted to put the car in her name. Then, Chrysler offered a lifetime warranty for 4,200 bucks. Sadly, Shirley passed away in February. So, I called Chrysler warranty and said, "I'm buying the car. Let's get it transferred into my name." They said, "Sorry, that warranty's non-transferable. Oh, and by the way, we're prorating it from the day you purchased the warranty." I said, "Are you you guys nuts? The car is still under the basic three-year, 36,000-mile factory warranty." I said, "You haven't paid a penny on a claim yet."

Endurance is gonna provide excellent warranty coverage and superior support. The initial conversation with their rep was fine. But since then, I've been dissatisfied with my experience. They are asking me to do the work to find reconciliation on the mileage on my vehicle. The technicality they're talking about for me to get my car fixed, in terms of what they're showing in their system versus the odometer mileage, seemed like a lot of hoops for me to jump through. I told them I can find proof. My car still isn't working and I need it to get repaired.

I looked up on the internet who was the best and Endurance came up the best. I got the contract with them and the rep I dealt with was very professional.

The representative gave me all the confidence to go ahead and to hire the extended warranty. She was very kind and explained everything to me very well. But now when I have to go to the dealership, it looks like things are not exactly the same. I want to take some of my cars for inspection but one of my cars needs something. And I want to know if Endurance preapproved this dealership, which is here in El Paso.

They worked with my budget and it had great coverage. The rep that I dealt with was very nice and helpful. Everything was fantastic just the way it was.

They were really great and helpful. They were also kind and friendly. They sent me an email with the stuff before the policy came. Everything was clear and covered. I was impressed with the amount of detail that was provided.

The rep explained the coverage to me pretty well. It pays for itself if something breaks. It's cheaper to have the car warranty than pay for it out of pocket.

I was really intrigued by the fact that they were willing to cover my car bumper-to-bumper. As the rep and I went through the checklist, everything that I was looking for was covered. I liked working with the gentleman. He was very helpful and he was able to answer all my questions. The only thing was he told me that I was supposed to receive a coupon book for local retailers and I didn't receive it. He told me to call the 800 number and I did but I wasn't able to speak with anybody about that. Also, I called in because I was trying to get my inspection this month and my dealer said that they were a little upset because they had to wait three hours for somebody to answer the call to get the payment but I got that completed.

I drive a Mercedes S550. It's expensive and it's very important to have a warranty on that stuff in case anything happened to it. I purchased a warranty with Endurance and customer service answered all my questions correctly. They were able to provide me with the information that I requested. Everything was fine. I got the bumper-to-bumper plan and got everything covered. Endurance didn't send me a bill at first. I had to call and when I made a payment over the phone, they didn't email me the receipt. Now, I mailed in the payment.

I got the policy with the bells and whistles that includes the valve and gaskets. So far, my experience has been pretty okay.

They made everything understandable. I had a positive interaction with the rep when I signed up with them.

I initially had a good deal with Endurance but I canceled the policy because I made a mistake in the mileage. I can't fix my car because of that.

We thought Endurance had a better warranty so we did it but we canceled it right after we got it. We didn't understand the coverage till we got the contract in the mail. We read it and didn't like it. We did contact them and tell them why we did not want it. The rep said that he explained that over the telephone to us. But they talk so fast and you don't really look at it until you actually read it.

Submitting a claim is seamless. The dealer takes care of it all. They would call and get the approval from Endurance and it doesn’t sound like they have a hard time.

We went over everything. It sounded good. I was satisfied with them, as long as they worked like they said they do. They sent the policies through email, but I asked them to send me the policies personal. So I’m waiting on them. But everything else was okay.

Endurance sounded pretty good. Their customer service was nice and they told me I wouldn't get coverage on certain things. As reviewing my contract, it's not covered but it's not not covered. The rep said that there was a tire warranty. I could get my tires replaced at the dealer. But that's not the case as I reviewed my contract.

Endurance should improve on the waiting period and I don't like their thing about the 1,000 miles. But other than that, they were awesome. If my friends didn’t have an extended warranty or they're thinking about getting one, I’d tell them that they need to get Endurance.

Endurance was rated pretty high. Their agent was really good and the process was easy to do. I did it over the phone. Having the protection plan gives me peace of mind.

Endurance's reps were A-plus and their offer sounded too good to be true. They were above and far beyond the best with the $100 deductible and there were a lot of other reasons that made me join. But hopefully, when it comes to put those in, they'll fix the problem and there won't be a hassle.

They asked more questions to get to a policy that would work for me. Then they explained everything and answered all my questions.

When I was talking with the rep from Endurance, he talked about their maintenance, like the oil change. The sales pitch is pressuring. Endurance should give the customer time to read up and verify things. A lot of times, they threw things at me. I try to remember. But I like when I can see things in front of me, where I can oversee it. Other than that, it was okay.

They took their time to explain, step-by-step, the maintenance stuff to me. Everything was good. I took my car to the shop a couple of weeks ago. There was a bad wire and the dealer called Endurance but they said it wasn’t covered.

The Endurance rep explained the coverage quite well. We bought a second policy from him for another car. We got all the answers to our questions.

The rep was incredible when I signed up. He did his job.

The rep was very helpful and he explained everything to me.

Endurance had excellent ratings overall so I chose them to see how everything goes. Customer service made the purchase process extremely easy. They are great because if there was anything that I needed an answer to, they would already answer before I can even ask it. They also let me know that if I needed any other sort of assistance after my 30 days, I could just give one of them a call at the customer service number. Everything was pretty much smooth. I got an email in regards to the policy that I selected.

Endurance Auto Warranty's reps explained everything down to a t for me.

What attracted me to Endurance was the price, the coverage, and the maintenance package that come along where you get oil changes included and tire rotations. I plan on keeping this car for up to 10 years, and I know the coverage doesn't go that long, but it goes for a considerable part of it.

The guy from Endurance that I spoke to, when I called to have the thing cancelled, was very combative. He kept pushing and pushing to the point where I felt he wanted to challenge me about canceling my policy. He was a pain in the neck. That was a bit weird for me. The signup process was easy. But I decided that I'm not going to use it, so I just cancelled before the trial period is over.

The Endurance rep answered everything to the best of his knowledge. Having the warranty is valuable. You better get you some of the coverage because Endurance has the best coverage.

Once I talked to Endurance, I liked the ease and convenience of getting straight answers to questions. Also, it went short and fine, the way I like it. I set up the payment through my own bank for auto pay. It was easy. I've only been with them for 30 days now. Made two payments - my original payment, then my first monthly payment. But everything has been fine, so far.

The customer service is top notch. They are all very friendly, willing to listen and explain things. The rep explained the coverage and where to find those things on my paperwork as well. For the price that I'm paying, I'm getting a good deal for what Endurance is offering.

Signing up with Endurance was pretty easy. Everything was done online. I'm almost 70, so it's never good when everything's online but the process with Endurance was pretty simple. Also, the representative I worked with did real well.

I wanted to make sure the electronics and the major things would be covered and this program had that. Also, Endurance has a good reputation. So, I figured I'd go with them. When I purchased the warranty, they gave me the information that I needed. The follow-up didn't seem to be that great, though. I expected to get my email with my information, but it never came. Luckily, I was still able to log in and see my account information and contract so it all worked out at the end.

I liked Endurance's cost and the payment over time. Also, they were easy to deal with.

I was on the phone for about an hour when I was purchasing the policy. They did a good job.

Endurance's representatives are good. They were honest about what happened. My biggest problem was when I'm a widow and on my own with my money, I think twice about things. But I just decided against it after giving it more thought. I just plain decided I couldn't afford it right now. But there was nothing wrong with what they did. It takes a 1,000 miles, and that was the first thing that bothered me and I wasn’t gonna do it, so I changed my mind. It takes me a long time to put 1,000 miles on my car.

The reps were good. They answered all my questions, and that worked out real well.

I have a 2013 Ford Explorer that had like 79,000 miles on it. Looking at other warranties, they only last between 24,000 to 50,000 miles. Endurance gave me the longest period of time. The rep I worked with got down to the nitty gritty. He was answering my questions before I could even ask them. It was like he knew what questions I had and he was answering them. We were on the phone for about 45 minutes, and he was going through every single detail. When I told my children’s father about Endurance, he got a policy with them.

Endurance didn't hassle me to death or give me a bunch of **. The policy pretty much covered everything. I had a good experience.

The rep was very, very good. He went over everything, and if you wanted a $250 gift certificate, it comes in on the computer. I'm satisfied. I took out the best policy I could find and that there was no hidden things.

I only spoke to one person in Endurance and it was a fine interaction. But I gotta call them because I did check something that said payments are due on the 29th of the month, and I'm not sure where to send it to.

The rep did a good job explaining everything. He answered all my questions. He even sent me an email while we were on the phone, so I could read back over what will be covered. To me, that was above and beyond what he had to do. He wanted to make sure I understood what I was getting. I feel like I understood what I bought. He was very patient with me. I was pretty satisfied. I’ve called Endurance a couple of times because I wasn’t sure that my payment was coming out like it was supposed to, and I've gotten an answer. Every time I've called, someone helped me.

The reps were knowledgeable. With Endurance, you gotta keep up with the maintenance of the car and I can understand that. But if you don’t keep all your receipts, they’ll probably look for any excuse not to pay too.

The sign up process was good. The rep was very persistent in me signing up with them.

Endurance told me they covered struts plus the labor, which were the more expensive ones on my recent claim in another company. You never know when you're going to need them again because it was for wear-and-tear. But Endurance covers more wear-and-tear items. They give you oil changes, and two new tires for the first year. The pricing was a bit more but the warranty was a lot better.

The purchasing process went pretty easily. I went with the three-year, 50,000-mile plan, which is supposedly a bumper-to-bumper kind of a thing.

Endurance's coverage and reputation were better, and there wasn't a suit filed against them already, so I signed up with them. They were super. I was quite pleased with them and with their offer. It seemed fair. Derek was very concise as well. He told me what I wanted to know and explained the coverage and he didn't blabber on and on.

A friend told me about Endurance and I signed up with them. Everything went great. Anything I wanted to know, the reps told me. They also walked me through the process and explained everything during the process. I particularly liked the fact that they cover more than the other agencies that I had spoken to. Their price was higher than Endurance, but they offered less.

The rep was informative and nice. In the end, we purchased the best package with the routine maintenance in it. Everything is so good so far. I thought I was supposed to receive a packet with a card and I just got an electronic one, so I'm still looking out for that.

I talked to the rep who explained everything and I was happy with his explanation, which was pretty much what I had read already during my research. So, I made the decision to go with Endurance. They took money out of my account on the 1st of the month, which was what we had agreed on. It was a lot of financial stuff that the rep had discussed and he said that I will get some information in the mail, so I'm waiting on that to find out more about that.

If anything goes wrong with a vehicle, it's very important to have an extended warranty. Watching Endurance on Facebook, I got the number and called them. I talked to them about it and put something on my credit card. Everything was good, but I had to wait and put a stop on it until I talked to my wife. I told the rep I'd call him back and when I finally got around talking to my wife, she asked why I didn't go ahead and get it. I was under the impression that I didn't pick that insurance up, but it's already in the system, and I'll keep making the bill when it comes.

Endurance gave me one of the cheapest prices and I did a policy with them for my BMW X5 2012. The application process was very easy and the people who explained the policy provided good customer service. I understood them very easily. They told me what goes with the policy. It was an excellent experience.

I went to the ConsumerAffairs website and Endurance was recommended to me. But their reps weren't really helpful and I had to call back a couple times to get the information I needed. Despite that, the coverage was pretty well explained after I called back a few times. And paying for the warranty was pretty easy. I did it with a debit card and made just one payment, but it's set up for automatic payments. All in all, the warranty is a little expensive, but seems like it's decent.

I read up on Endurance and I said, "It's something that I want to be a part of, definitely." Except for wear and tear, Endurance pretty much covers my car from hood to trunk. Their customer service was great. They explained everything in simple form, and they answered the questions I had.

I did a little homework and found out more about Endurance. They've done everything they said they would. My car has almost 90,000 miles, and they have a warranty for approximately $3,000 where I would get another 100,000 miles. They were very informative. They got the information back to me. Before I gave them any money, I was very pleased with the way they handled my inquiries. We set it up right away that I'm going to pay for it every month. Because I decided to keep my car rather than getting a new one, somewhere along the line, I'm going to have a repair that is more than $3,000.

Endurance did good on the enrollment process. Also, the options are great.

The Endurance sales representative presented the product and the brand very well. I was considering CarShield, but when I spoke to the gentleman, he told me some of the qualities of the company and how dealerships use them as one of their first choices. He was very thorough and convincing to me, which was what made me choose Endurance. I'm still within the 30-day period, but if something does go wrong, it feels good that I have something out there.

Endurance had more package deals, especially with the engine. Others just had coverage for the tires, brakes, rotors, or roadside assistance while Endurance had more to offer than one, two, or three things. Their reps ere also really helpful. They broke things down for questions I wasn't understanding or wanted to have someone to explain how it was going to work. They did everything from A to B and any questions I had, they answered them. Then, they told me how much it was going to be and I gave them my card information. After that, they verified it and my purchase was complete.

It has taken 2 weeks 8 phone calls and HOURS and HOURS on hold to try to get a claim even opened let alone paid My repair shops has been updating me every other day saying he is not getting any response. Each time I call they say they are calling him but then keep asking for his number? Last customer service person I talked to was talking smack under her breath over her barking dogs.... Still no word on my claim status even if I have one? I do NOT recommend opening a contract with this company.

The Endurance rep was good and told me what I needed to know. I was happy with it so I went with their policy. Having an extended warranty is very important. I have already put 1,000 on my 2016 2500 Chevy since I bought it.

There was a little misunderstanding when I dealt with the rep, but overall, my experience was good. The reps were very helpful. When I called back and the rep that I originally spoken to wasn't there, the other representative insisted that they could help me and they did. I paid Endurance $239, but I haven't received information about what I agreed to.

The rep was helpful and enrollment was cool. However, I've had the warranty for a month and I haven't gotten the email for the perks of me signing up for it.

I looked into Protect My Car and it doesn't cover higher mileage vehicles. So, I was referred to Endurance. I spoke to a couple of different specialists because I was trying to make sure that's what I wanted to do. Each one of them was really polite. They're well-informed about the policy. They didn't make me feel like I was being taken for a ride. It offers a lot of benefits to the program. So, I signed up. I'm pretty satisfied with the plan that I took. It is the plus plan. It offers roadside assistance and car battery changes.

I was satisfied with the plan. The rep also didn't try to pressure me into buying something and I made my own decision on that.

The girl was terrific, which was one of the reasons I did it right now. I told her that my warranty wasn’t up until October. And she said, “Well, you have to wait 30 days before you qualify after you sign up, once you have put 1,000 miles on your car. You just told me you only put 3,100 miles in all of last year. You might wanna buy it now.” I told her that was a good idea. She told me about the payment plan when I was on the phone with her. It was all just a matter of Endurance emailing me a copy of it. And then, I got hard copies within two weeks. Everything went very smooth.

I liked the way the people from Endurance talked to me, and they offered a lot more coverages and more stuff. I went bumper-to-bumper with it. The reps were knowledgeable with what they needed and got me signed up quickly. They had everything upfront with me and went over everything with me.

I was told that I couldn't get Protect My Car and they referred me to Endurance. My brother said I should get it and I purchased my warranty four weeks ago. Everything went excellent. The rep answered all my questions and he sent me over to another part of the company when he couldn't answer my other questions. I have the premium package that covers transmission, engine, and electrical. I paid the down payment and my other payment is due on the 28th.

I went to ConsumerAffairs to find the top company. I thought Endurance was top-rated. But my husband and I talked it over last night and we still don't want the program. We told the rep to cancel it because we're within that 30-day review. But everybody was courteous, well-informed, and helpful with us getting it and trying to get us to keep it. The purchasing process was awesome. But we just don't want it even though the young lady I spoke to yesterday said she would give us $1,000 off of because of whatever.

Endurance's coverage and price were better than others and the rep was nice and informative.

They made sure to explain everything to me. They answered any questions that I had. Once I gave them my credit card information for the payment, everything went forward with no problem. The only thing that took a few minutes longer was when there was something about legal. But it wasn't a big issue.

Endurance was highly rated. The representative who helped me out was very resourceful and informative. I got one of the best plans.

It's very expensive to replace anything on the kind of car I drive, so I got a really high plan coverage. The rep was very friendly, super helpful, and explained everything. He also did what he said he was going to do, which was emailing as well as mailing out to me the contract and the coverage of the vehicle. That was the first time I've ever had that happen with a warranty company. I was quite surprised I saw it.

Endurance seemed like it was one of the better companies out there. Customer service seemed very helpful. I wasn't completely satisfied with the cost and they were able to figure out a way to lower it. Also, the wait time for when the policy would kick in is a bit much. Other than that, everything seems nice. Overall, the price is great and the protection seems good.

The first time I called Endurance, I felt a little bit of pressure. But I didn't get to finish the conversation. Something arose and I had to leave. It took me a few months to get back to them. When I called them back, they were very pleasant and nice. Everything went well. I didn't feel pressure. The first time I called, I thought I had to come up with a lump sum of money, which I had. Then the second time I called, the rep said I can make monthly payments, which was even better. So that was a nice option. Endurance said they offered almost bumper-to-bumper coverage and the price seemed reasonable.

Endurance was one of the cheapest warranties that I found and their purchasing process was pretty easy. I worked with one consultant and it was a decent experience. The coverage that I have for my 2012 Audi Q5 is right above Secure Plus. The payment was monthly at first. I already paid it off. Having an extended warranty for my car is very important.

Endurance allowed me to pay the policy in two payments instead of all at once. Then from there, I have to pay $97 a month. The rep was very helpful and he explained everything. He had me all set up.

I’m most comfortable with the rep, but I don't know about his knowledge ‘cause I'm still figuring out what they will or won't do. He explained everything, but that doesn't mean that’s how it actually happens. Other than that, the purchase process was easy. I set up automatic payments and it went very fine.

The rep was very professional, friendly and helpful. He let me know about Endurance, and how he could and couldn't help me. He was very good at his job. He convinced me to stay and purchase the plan. He went above and beyond to make sure that I was happy with the coverage and that I understood the coverage. I'm pretty satisfied and happy with the coverage that I got.

I called up Endurance and their guy told me about the deal they had going on and what came with it. With the deal, the price was a little bit cheaper. I'm pretty happy with it overall. Endurance did everything pretty well.

The salesperson seemed very nice and sociable and he wasn't pushy. Everything with the signup went great.

Endurance's customer service was very professional. They were very detailed and polite.

I purchased a new vehicle and I didn't want to get the dealership warranty. So I researched and Endurance came up as one of the preferred warranty providers for the coverage that I was looking for. Signing up was a very quick, easy experience. To make the payment, it was one, two, three. I just provided my information and then that was it. My BMW X5 has a lot of electronics in it, so to have a warranty for protection is something that I need.

Having an auto warranty, I don't have to worry about things as much, as long as I do what I need to do. I've never had Endurance before but we're gonna give them a shot because of the way their structure was, their pricing, and the reviews. It was easy to sign up and they were very nice. Everything so far seems to have gone all right.

Everything was great. Initially, the payment was they either wanted the whole thing or they wanted some other crap. That's a lot of money at one time when you just purchased a car. The representative worked out a plan that I felt was affordable and that would provide the term of coverage that I needed. He helped me out.

I did a policy for a 2006 Ford Freestar and Endurance had good customer service. Everybody was present and seemed to explain what I needed to know.

When I called Endurance, the rep gave me a break on the price that they originally gave me, which was a good price, so I started with them. Everything went pretty well.

Endurance was a little on the expensive side but it was okay. They pretty much explained everything to me and asked me if I wanted to sign up, and I agreed to it so far. The only thing I didn't like was they were supposed to send me the contract but I didn't get it for some reason. They said they emailed it to me, but I didn’t get the email. I had to call back today to get the contract sent to me.

Endurance had really good reviews and everybody seemed to like them. Customer service was knowledgeable and answered every question we had very quickly. We started with the rep Quincy and he was prompt. We ended up with someone else because we couldn't get together at the same time the next day. The rep we ended up with was very informative and he didn't get frustrated with us. We continuously asked him to go back over the coverage and details. He was happy to do it until we completely understood everything. We stayed on the phone for a long time with him.

I bought a car that was used and in good shape. I just figured having Endurance was a safe way to go in the long run. However, I wasn't sure what I signed up for when everything was done. I was with an agent and then they switched me to somebody. When I got switched, that was where I got a little confused about things. And then I was waiting for my paperwork to come in the mail to see what I actually got because I thought I signed up for a bumper to bumper and everything was covered, except for certain things that they explained. But I got off the phone and then I was scratching my head like I'm not sure what I just did. Other than that, I liked the ratings on the internet of what people were saying about Endurance and that the Ford dealership accepts them.

At first, the rep gave me some misleading information that made me question purchasing the insurance. It made me wonder stuff and feel like Endurance was a scam. But they switched me to another operator and he answered my questions. I was satisfied with his answers. Endurance sent the paperwork through email but because there were so many pages, my printer jammed. Why don't they mail you the paperwork for your warranty?

The rep that I dealt with was polite and he seemed fair. I asked for a lower payment, but no one wanted to change it the day of purchase. But that was okay.

The rep explained well and the signing up process good. I looked at four companies and it seemed like Endurance had more to offer.

I compared Endurance with the other companies and they offered the best protection. Also, the rep did a much better job of explaining than some of the other companies and purchasing the plan wasn't difficult. It would be nice if they sent me a membership card, though. Other than that, the plan is valuable because of the cost of repairs, and this seems to be comprehensive. I would definitely tell people not to listen to the television commercials and to check out Endurance, and they can always talk to me for more information. They can also talk to their mechanic 'cause I did that too. My mechanic was very honest. I've been dealing with him for years and he told me to stay away from the one that advertises the most 'cause he had experience with them.

My van has 100,000 miles on it and I needed warranty. I went on ConsumerAffairs and Endurance Auto Warranty was the one that was suggested to me. My initial contact with customer service was fine. Endurance could have a lesser price, though.

I was looking on one of the sites and Endurance was one of the top 3. I called and they had good customer service. Both people that I’ve talked to were really helpful. All-around, a great experience. I should have looked a little more into the plans, but I liked the first plan one of the reps told me. I got the 100,000 miles, six-year warranty. I read it, and it seems fair. I logged into my account from the email they sent me and from what I saw, the website was easy to navigate. They have been a good company to me so far, and everyone that I've talked to has been really nice. From the things that I've dealt with, I would recommend Endurance.

I bought a 2015 Cadillac Escalade and with a newer car, I didn't want to deal with anything major that went wrong and pay out of pocket. I looked online for extended warranties and Endurance has good reviews. When I signed up, everything went smoothly.

My father told me that Endurance is better than CarShield. I just purchased a warranty with Endurance and their representative was very helpful, insightful, informative, and friendly. My warranty covers engine transmission, gaskets, and stretch.

They sent the packet to my email, but they’re supposed to send me hard copies of it also. I joined last month and I haven't received that packet yet. So right now, I'm thinking about canceling them since they can't honor their word.

The price with Endurance seemed very reasonable for what it was. Everything was good when I signed up with them.

The lady from Endurance that helped me was very helpful. She explained the whole thing to me. She said there are certain things that it doesn't cover. I said, “I understand.” The maintenance and the normal wear and tear is not covered. She was well-advised of what she was telling me. Then when I got the contract and I was reading over, everything she informed me about is in that contract.

From the time I started talking with the rep, everything went well. They answered all my questions and explained everything in details, which provided me the information that I needed in order to make a decision. Prices were reasonable. They cover other components and that's what I was looking for. They're coming out the top dog out there and I want the best.

I liked the reviews and everything that I read about Endurance. I liked their price too. Their rep gave me all the information that I needed. She answered everything I required and asked of her. I did the supreme policy for my truck. Everything went well.

I had a one-year extended warranty through where I purchased the vehicle and it ended April 29th. I didn't want to have the vehicle without it and I was looking at CarShield and reading their reviews, but they were bad. I got an email from ConsumerAffairs that made a suggestion on another company, which was Endurance. I read their reviews and decided to go with them. With the pricing and then the discount that I got, I saved $25 a month. I would recommend it.

Things went well with Endurance's rep and setting up the payments was easy.

The Endurance rep that I talked to gave me great information. He went over things with me. But I'm still waiting on my packet in the mail.

The rep was good. Having a protection plan is real valuable, especially this time. I’m not working right now, so I need it. I'm gonna do a little traveling and I want to be secure when I'm on the road.

The rep answered questions and went through things professionally. The coverage is all right. My truck's getting older and repairs are gonna cost money, so I got coverage.

I was interested in a warranty service and Endurance came up fairly highly rated. I called them, we talked, and I agreed to their terms. Their guy took all my information. He was pleasant but simply didn't follow through. It was about a month when the second person called me. She was very helpful and pleasant to work with on the phone. It was one of the reasons I agreed to go ahead and purchase the service. It's been about six weeks since I initially made contact. I have been billed but I have not received any kind of membership packet so I'm not pleased. Endurance's follow-through sucks. I will try and contact them and see what's going on.

I went with Endurance because of the patience of their rep, Emmanuel. He took his time and explained everything. Every question I had, he was able to answer it. I was unable to finish up that night, and he called. It was beyond the time when they were supposed to close, but he called me back to see if I had gotten the information. I still hadn't had the information, but he called me back again. So, he was very patient and I was satisfied dealing with him and the trustworthiness of talking with him. I had inquired about other warranties, and the people would cut me off, wouldn't answer very little questions and they were more concerned about getting my credit card number. You should give Endurance a try if you are looking for car warranties.

Endurance was the one that was recommended highly on the website. Also, I gave a call to my BMW dealer nearby where I took the car to get the maintenance and I wanted to know if they have had experiences with them, and their reference was good. The dealership spoke highly of them. They said they take Endurance and they're good.

The rep was really nice. I'm satisfied with the plans that she offered me. She told me that she was gonna send me some Amazon things in my email but I never received it. I got a letter saying that their prices will go up. But they told me I was stuck in one price.

I am cancellation both contracts - The goal of Endurance is not to help but to find ways to get out of paying for auto work. One of my vehicle's 2012 Nissan Sentra - they denied the auto repair shop for on a repair issue. The mechanic said the adjuster asked a series of questions which they really couldn't answer in the affirmative. It had to do with windshield's wiper motor failing and whether there was corrosion or rust found inside the motor or area where the motor resides. The mechanic could not affirm but there was no way to ensure that a car would not have wear and tear after several years. So they denied the claim for $500. Right after I paid in $4,000 on both contracts between the vehicles - and having never filed a claim on either contract.

I was with CarShield and whenever I was going to file a claim, nobody wanted to deal with them. I had to cover the expense myself. I went to Endurance and everything went well signing up with them. They sent me a copy of the contract. The only difference is that CarShield was offered me unlimited mileage while Endurance is only giving me 100,000 miles. I wish it could have been a little more miles on that. But the cost is fair.

Endurance Auto Warranty seemed like the best deal of three companies that I checked on, pricewise and everything. Their customer service team was very knowledgeable, real friendly and comfortable. Endurance had better coverage than anything I've seen so far.

I work so much. I don't have time to work on my own vehicle. So, having an extended coverage will help me when I have to bring the vehicle to the shop instead of me fixing it. It’d be a lot cheaper. It will help cover any problems that may happen, and I also thought it'd be a good idea to try something new. I looked up extended warranty companies and there was a top five listing. I clicked on it. It had me answer my vehicle's information and it brought me to Endurance and two other choices. Endurance had the better rating. So, I decided to pick them. With the first contact, I got told some information. Then the second person I talked to must have been there for a lot longer than the other guy and he told me the correct information because the other guy didn't tell me all the information that should have been told to me.

Endurance had good prices and reviews, so I decided to sign up with them. I set up a payment plan with them and it was very easy.

I called around to see which warranty I liked the best. I liked what Endurance was talking about. I was told by another carrier that the only way to get in touch with Endurance was through email but I found that to be false. The person I was speaking with at first wasn't credible so that's why I went with Endurance. The customer service was pretty good. I was able to talk to somebody on the telephone versus reaching out online so that made me happy. So far, I like their plans.

Getting an extended warranty offers peace of mind, knowing that if something goes wrong, it's fixable. I signed up with Endurance because of the reviews and the coverages and it went smoothly. The rep was very knowledgeable. In my personal opinion though, it should be 1,000 miles or 30 days and not 1,000 miles and 30 days.

The payment could have been a little cheaper and Endurance should have a better military discount. The people I spoke to thus far were pleasant, knowledgeable and professional but everybody puts on a good game face. Let's see how they perform when the game comes on.

I just signed up with Endurance. If I don’t feel comfortable with it, I will not sign with it. I heard a lot of good things about them, and their reviews are good.

I checked out Endurance and their price was better than others. They also did a five-year 100,000 mile while the others would not and would only do 36 months or 36,000. Then, the rep I talked to on the phone answered all my questions right away.

When I talked to Endurance, I was pleased with what they were saying and I was pleased with what they were offering, so I decided to take them. The only thing that I found out afterwards was I paid $20 for something and I found out when I couldn't download it on my phone. So, I called them back and sent me in the mail my contract and my card. That was when they told me that I had paid the $20 for whatever it was where I would be covered for two tires. They also told me that oil changes would be covered. They told me I had to pay $190 for the down payment, and then $9 a month, and that they will take it out of my account 4th every month. That's good for me as long as they stick to the 4th.

I looked up extended warranties on ConsumerAffairs and they gave me a list. I looked at the top five and Endurance had a good price. Their rep was good too. I wanted to make sure that my Audi A8 was covered from end-to-end and she explained everything to me good enough for me to understand more about it. I used my debit card, gave them the down payment and then they took my debit card number and it comes out monthly. As far as a luxury car goes, having the coverage is good, especially at times if something needs to happen, you know that you’d be all right.

I saw a commercial online for Endurance and I signed up with them. I have a new car and sometimes stuff could happen to a new car. You don't need to expect but because I'm a mechanic, I expect the unexpected. You never know what might happen. You could go to the dealer and they'd say that the issue was not covered under the warranty even though it's a brand new car.

We purchased warranties for our vehicles. We paid hundreds months before anything went wrong. Both of the cars had issues the same month. Both problems were denied even though it was covered in the contract.

I tried calling to let Endurance know I was gonna get an oil change but I couldn't get ahold of them. They said that you have to get ahold of them before you do the work. What happens if I'm driving down the road and my truck breaks down, but I can't get ahold of them? I have been thinking about canceling my policy because I called a couple other places. Endurance is a little expensive and they are more expensive than Protect My Car and CarShield.

The rep was very helpful. He followed up and then someone else called to let me know that something will be mailed out, but I didn't get it. Other than that, everything's been good. Endurance covers the major components of my concern. I also liked the payment option, which was a major factor in my decision as well.

Endurance was good and they followed through. Their plan was solid and the price was shocking. I didn't expect it to be so low. The purchase process took 25 minutes and the rep was great with what he was doing.

I'll read reviews on anything before I do anything and Endurance had a little better reviews than the others. There wasn't a whole lot of negative reviews. The others, if they had any claims, seemed like they were very difficult to deal with. Response time wasn't quite on par. I went with Endurance and it was a good experience. The reps were very professional. They went over everything with me and the different coverages. I'm potentially going to cancel though. My wife and I were thinking about trading her car and getting a new one. If we decide to trade it in and cancel the policy, we will add another one later on whenever the main warranty expires or gets close to expiring on the new vehicle.

I've requested my Endurance coverage to be canceled. I signed up, and I was told I had 30 days to cancel if I wanted to. I decided to cancel and then I called, and I got a runaround from their representative. He said that he couldn't approve my request and that it had to be done by a manager. I've seen nothing that says that the request has to be approved. If they're gonna offer the kind of option that was relayed to me, they need to live up to it and not make it a big hassle. I spent a lot of time on the phone, got aggravated repeatedly, and he said, "Well, I'll have somebody call you right back." They never called me back. So, I'm going to dispute the charge, and move on.

I bought a used Ford F250 truck and a mechanic in the area said Endurance was a better coverage. The reps explained everything and I got the 100,000-miles plan.

The sign up process was quite a lot simpler than I thought it would be. The rep that I worked with was excellent. The package came with some stuff that I wasn't looking for upfront, but got it anyways.

The rep from Endurance sounded nice and I’m satisfied with the plans. It sounds good so far.

So far so good, haven't had any issues other than waiting for my coverage to kick in April. I had initially tried Car Shield and even though they have 20 commercials everywhere but they only covered certain high mileage areas where they deemed "high mileage risk"... Even though in their commercials they claim all sorts of "mileage & cars" not true... Endurance's clearly states what they do & don't cover up front... And have COVID19 STIMMY PACKAGES ....Car-shield doesn't.

I like Endurance's policy. I like that they do help with like a maintenance package as well. It covers the whole vehicle for the warranty portion. Everything on the vehicle such as electrical, mechanical as well as the switches are covered. When I signed up, the rep and I had a very good conversation. He was able to direct me to the best policy available for the best price and was able to provide me with the information on how to start working for them as well.

Endurance got back to me really fast and it was on a weekend too. Usually, when I call on the weekend, I don't get a response. The person I talked was good and explained everything to me. Endurance is a little expensive. But hopefully, in the future, I benefit from it. I have it more or less for peace of mind. With some of these nicer cars, it doesn't matter what you do. Something will go wrong eventually. I just don't want that to happen. When I need money that way and I'm deciding on paying my rent or having my car fixed, then it's just a headache at that point. But with Endurance, I know that if something breaks down, the most I would have to pay at the time would probably be $100 for the deductible. That's not breaking the bank.

Right now, I'm financing my truck and if something was to happen to it that the insurance won't cover, which is a lot of stuff, I want to be covered. My truck runs excellent, but later on down the line, who knows? I didn't want to be paying for a truck that I no longer had that was parked in my garage. I looked at a couple of companies. The Endurance rep had a nice pitch and he sold me good. We talked for a long time. We covered a whole lot of stuff and what stood out from Endurance rather than other companies was that for the price, they cover a lot more, including oil changes and electrical. I was really impressed with that. It was a few extra things that I hadn't heard before and those were the icings on the cake. I'm comfortable with what I have.

I spoke to the first person and then she switched me over to a manager, then to someone else. I like their response. Because when I called and they transferred me over to another agent, and then due to a lot of phone calls, they asked if I could leave my number and they would call me back. I did that, and the response was amazing. They told me that they help pay for a battery, brakes or oil changes. I had the oil changed and then I talked to Endurance. My brakes were still good, but I figured, “Well, maybe I just could take it to the shop and have them checked up, check the batteries.” And they told me I couldn't do that until my waiting period and my 1,000 miles were done. But it’s good to know that the policy is there. If I come up with a repair, I’ve got my fingers crossed that Endurance will be there with me.

The sign-up went pretty well. The rep knew his stuff. He knew the ins and outs of the policy.

This company was as cheap as the other one I looked at, but they covered bumper-to-bumper, including oil changes. The other companies I called only covered the engine and transmission. The rep also seemed very knowledgeable and courteous. Signing up for the policy was easy. They even broke up the deposit over a 30-day period so I didn’t have to pay the whole thing upfront. Having a protection plan is very valuable for the cost of parts today. I used to be a certified mechanic, but I'm getting older and it's harder for me to do the work if I gotta replace a motor or transmission. It’s only a $100 deductible. I’d do that in a heartbeat.

The rep that I dealt with when I was signing up was real good. He helped me up. He said the policy covers everything. Endurance also had that little section where if the mileage is over 200,000 miles, you are still covered.

I found out that my warranty on my 2006 Buick Rendezvous expired on the 1st of January, so I started looking. I couldn't get ahold of the people that had the original warranty, so I did some research and checked the BBB and Consumer Affairs and Endurance Auto Warranty was who I went with. It had 5 stars. Their rep did a really good job. He answered all my questions. I haven't received my paperwork yet but he said everything on there would be everything my policy didn't cover, not what it did. But I was under the impression I purchased something that would cover just about everything.

The lady I spoke to gave me all the information and what the policy was going to be like. From everything that I've seen and I read so far in the contract for the warranty, Endurance looks pretty good. I got the best plan that they had. I would rather be fully covered on everything than just have part of it.

The agents at Endurance were more willing to work with me budget-wise than anybody else. Their agents don’t try to hard sell stuff with people, especially the elderly, and that’s a biggie. Also, they should not be pushy because as a 65-year-old, I don’t appreciate it. Others were pushy and didn’t care about my budget. It was the easiest process with Endurance. I saw my payment come out and all was good.

I had a QX56 before and had a different warranty on it. But I didn't have to get a lot done on that car before I sold it. Right now, I have the Wrangler and I got Endurance on it. I got a better deal from them and they were good as far as bringing down the monthly payment. Their reps were also very informative. But they told me that if I have a claim, I need to pay upfront before I put the claim in and I don't want to deal with mechanics or repair shops that I have to pay upfront. I want to be able to put in a claim and pay my deductible. Not pay then have them reimburse me because it takes weeks, sometimes months before I get a reimbursement.

The reps were courteous and answered all my questions. I don’t think they'd cover everything I thought they would. However, it protects my investment, so it's really valuable. If you blow an engine or a transmission, it can save you a lot of money. I’d recommend Endurance.

The rep explained everything to me and helped going through somebody else’s end. She did a pretty good job. She answered my question real good and explained to me better what I needed to know. I'm very satisfied. The warranty plan is pretty good because it'll help me out a lot on my car if I’ll get some problems.

The rep explained to me the good things and the right way. It was good. That's why I got an Endurance plan for my 2011 BMW.

Signing up with Endurance was really easy. A guy sent me an email first, and then he called me, and he walked me through the different benefits. We signed up, and he sent me over to somebody else to verify everything. They took my payment and I was done. My factory warranty is expiring at the end of this month. I was a little worried about the warranty expiring. So, having this warranty now gives me a little bit more peace of mind.

They sold me on it and they told me all the bells and whistles. Then later, I looked at reviews and a lot of people said that you had to fight tooth and nail for a claim to get them to do anything. The way that the contract is written out, compared to what they're telling me, there are all these caveats. There are 20 pages of, "We'll pay for this only if this..." There's only a limited amount of things that are actually within each part that they actually cover. It seems like an overpriced thing. The sign-up with Endurance was good though. If they would have been more clear on what it exactly covers, it'd have been beneficial.

I'm not too savvy with vehicles and the rep let me talk it over with my dad. He was awesome. The payment is $99 a month and that seemed reasonable for me. If I talk to family or friends, I will definitely refer them to Endurance.

I had CarShield, and when I was getting my car towed by them, the gentleman who works for the tow truck company told me that they were a bad company. I said, “Well, if they're not that good, who do you think?” He told me that he used Endurance and that the things that I was going through with CarShield, he said, “I never went through them. I never had a problem.” Having an auto warranty is important and when you're getting one and someone is selling it to you, they need to be upfront with everything.

Endurance Auto Warranty seemed like the best one to go with. I liked what it covered under the hood. Progressive and the other places were a little bit overpriced and they didn't cover what Endurance had. At that time being, I was having a little bit of engine problems and stuff under my hood and Endurance really helped me out with it. Everything they covered was right up my alley at the time. The representative made all aspects of the coverage crystal clear. Also, their website was very easy to use. I'll recommend Endurance if you're looking for something that's reliable.

Endurance gave me a bumper to bumper coverage while other places didn't cover anything electrical. Endurance also threw in seals and gaskets, and we all know those things eventually fail. A couple of places had better prices, but they didn’t cover as much and I'll pay a little more to get better coverage. Aside from that, Endurance's reps seemed to answer all my questions efficiently and in a timely manner.

Having an extended coverage will save me time and effort as far as monetary if something were to breakdown on the car because of its high mileage. I already experienced one of the other companies. I had one that was financed through the auto dealership, and it didn’t cover everything. I was gonna utilize Carmax, but it didn't cover everything. You have to pay up a $150 fee. Then, it covers some of the parts but not some of the major components. Endurance covers almost all of the components, and it’s only $100 deductible.

Endurance came up with good marks in my internet search and at the Better Business Bureau. Their price was pretty close to other companies but I liked their customer service. It was better and their reps did pretty well. I also liked their thoroughness as well as their knowledge of the product and how it applied directly to myself. And they answered all my questions.