Endurance Warranty Reviews

Endurance was the first to give me a call back. I couldn't take the call so they left a voicemail. I called back on a follow up. They gave me a good price, and then I took it. The original person I spoke to, the one that left me the voicemail, wasn't available when I called them. But whoever took the call was super cool. He went very deeply into the ins and outs and the different policies that were available. He understood that I was looking for specific coverage that was a little less, but of course, the top quality one that Endurance offered. So, he explained it to me. Seemed like a fair deal. Pricing wasn't exactly what I was looking into.

I had been paying someone else for a warranty for my car, but I found out that Nissan doesn't use them. So, I had to find somebody that Nissan does use. I saw a commercial concerning Endurance. I found out that they do use Endurance. The salesperson waver professional. I liked what I heard. The purchase process was quick. I didn't know if I wanted it that quick, but I needed to do something in case something happened. I feel kind of rushed. I did get a letter in the mail saying that there was gonna be an increase in payments.

The first representative that I talked to was awesome, very polite. It was also a quick process and it was exactly what he said. I had to put that $300 and some deposit down, or I could make payments on it. I just wanted to get it done, so I put down the total amount. It went fantastic. Endurance's coverage was better than the other one I looked at. It was more bumper-to-bumper coverage for just a few dollars’ difference, so I chose them. However, I got a letter in the mail this last week stating that if I didn't respond by April 22nd, my rates were gonna go up. I was not happy about that.

The rep from Endurance was agreeable. I was satisfied with the plans and I ended up getting a full coverage.

The rep wanted to make the deal right then and there and didn’t give us a chance to look the policy over. But besides that, the package was good for us. It’s 100,000 miles priced at $208 until year number two then they'll have to pay after that.

The reps were really nice. The policy covers the transmission, the motor and the air conditioner. It also covers the front end if it goes out. But I haven't seen the actual policy yet.

There were some good reviews on Endurance. It says they’ve covered what they said they would cover. The only thing was my emission was not covered, but I upped my package now. I had a huge repair and they covered it. That was worth it with the years of time that I've been paying for it. It paid for itself for that repair. Go for Endurance.

They informed me pretty good and everything about what all was covered. My experience was pretty easy and they were very well informed about what the coverage was and could tell you what the coverage was. The rep also said a few things that I didn't even ask. He was pretty up to date on what the part was and what it was for.

They are very helpful! When I was having trouble making ends meet, Endurance worked with me to help me out of bind I was in after being laid off from my job! That way I wouldn't have to get rid of it. The woman I spoke to was very nice and very understanding!

Endurance had more coverage than when I was looking at CarShield. I had signed up with them and cancelled it then signed up with Endurance. None of them provides bumper-to-bumper coverage but Endurance does cover more. However, the first payment was twice the normal and I don’t understand that. It’s like 200 then it's 100 a month. I talked to CarShield and a couple more, and nobody else did that. My wife and I talked about whether I’d cancel and I forgot to do it so I'm just gonna give it a try.

I canceled Endurance a couple of days after signing up. After doing a bunch of reviews on the company, there were way too many people who were complaining about the fact that when they did have a claim, Endurance would not pay for it. I had that experience with a different extended warranty company so I'm always super sensitive to that.

I was able to get a plan that pretty much covers everything on my car for a relatively cheap rate. I'm very satisfied. Everything seems to be going good.

I love Endurance because they are there when you need them for break downs and all you have to pay is 100 dollars and they pay the rest. So you don't have to worry about repair bills. Just keep your car in good shape and leave the worry to endurance.

Purchased the extended warranty nearly two years ago and pay monthly. I chose Endurance based on prior reviews and the claims of "premier" coverage and "choose any repair shop". I didn't go cheap. My car is a 2014 Premium Cadillac CTS with just 64k miles. So far mostly minor things but two weeks ago a rather sudden and dangerous issue with leaking brakes on the front of my car. I went straight to my dealership and they diagnosed the issue and contacted Endurance on my behalf. Of the $1,100 repair (parts and labor) Endurance agreed to pay just over $600. I had no choice but to get the repair done and went out of pocket for the difference.

The most positive point of Endurance was the affordability as far as the payment plan and the deductible. Also, one of the biggest strong points was the service agreement. It's like a maintenance package that is pushed on the warranty. Not only is it very sensible that you want to prevent the damage to the vehicle by providing a maintenance agreement on it, it's a great peace of mind. It kind of offsets the expense of buying the warranty.

I just bought this warranted and have not started to use yet, but from what I see this company is the best. They off money for oil change, tire rotation three times per year which is awesome. Can't wait to start using.

The rep did a good job. I didn't have the vehicle with me at the time when I purchased the coverage. It was not where I could go and get some information for him. Still, I got quoted an insurance that was best fit for me and then after the first two weeks, they switched me to a different one. I was very happy. The rep was knowledgeable. He explained to me about the benefits of having that and the good thing was the price I got. It was the new, better plan and it was at the same price. Purchasing it was convenient as well, because going to the dealership, you sit there for a while. Here, they just explained to me what I needed and it took less than 20 minutes. I know everybody has different plans, depending on what vehicle people have, but I definitely would tell friends to give Endurance a call and see what options they have.

Endurance has better coverage than other providers and it was a little bit more expensive but I can get bumper-to-bumper coverage. The only complaint I had was they told me I would get $250 in gift cards for signing up and they sent me a website for that. But it only pays for a portion of each gift card. Let’s say I wanted to order a $50 gift card to Applebee's, it might cover $10 of it and then I have to pay the rest. I felt that was a little misleading. It's a nice sentiment but I'm not going to use it for anything because this is stuff that I wouldn't buy anyway.

I have never been upset with a company before. I understand companies are about making money but they should not be about ripping off clients. Not only have I been ripped off by Endurance I have received the worse overall service. I received more respect while deployed to Iraq than by this company from people who wanted to hurt me. Only person who has been consistent Peter ** who sold me the policy. And I guess the salesperson would be a the best of the company. I took my car in for an oil change and inspection before taking a road trip to see my brother who is deploying. Vehicle was dropped off on 4/8/2021. Claim was called in the 4/9/2021. Was told it would be 24 to 48 hours for someone to look at car. Someone showed up on 4/12/21 to do the inspection.

I'd seen what Endurance offered. I filled it out on the internet, clicked on it, looked through it, then I called. The person said they would cover my truck, so I just stuck with it. Everything was what he said and he explained it really well. It was what I was looking for. With a vehicle with a little bit more miles than most cars, and they're covering it, it’s a pretty good deal.

Endurance told me that they do certain stuff, like the key fobs. They cover everything. So they told me to pay them money, which I did. They said they will send me some cards in the mail and that I will be covered after 30 days. But I haven’t heard a word since. I’ve been calling their number. I got customer service and they did the report and then hang up on me. I called back again and had the same scenario. It said, “Hold on. We’re connecting you.” Then I wait and it hangs up.

Endurance was listed online as one of the best providers so I went with them. I received my policy in the mail quickly.

I looked over and Endurance sounded best for us. I like the security of having a warranty. Things always seem to happen at the wrong time, so if something happens, I know I will be covered.

I looked online and it showed what Endurance was rated at and they'd walk the whole talk. Whoever the salesman was, he got me on the pitch and the coverages and the different packages he had. Then he allowed me to even add a second car. The only thing is that I gave them the wrong card and I've seen that they kept trying to charge it. I was trying to fix that mistake on my end and I couldn't get in contact with nobody. The only person that I could get in contact was the lady. She would call me and I would ask her if anyone could call me back. Communication definitely needs some work. But when I get them on the line, it’s great.

I liked Endurance's offer and I moved forward with them. It equated up to my previous coverage, and I was happy with it. Their rep sold me on the first try. He did pretty good. He helped me out a lot, so I was pleased. Endurance should keep up the good work.

I was going to go back to the dealer and get the extended warranty, but it was pretty pricey. So I looked into Endurance and I like the other benefits you get, whether if it's just standard maintenance. That was the selling point, like how they contribute to like oil changes. It was easy to purchase the warranty and I had a very good interaction with the representative.

When I called, I signed up with whoever I was talking to. They kind of did almost all the work for me. So it was pretty simple. The rep was very polite and professional. It was very pleasant to be able to speak to someone that will actually give you the breakdown of what's insured and what your policy holds. I was asking a lot of questions and they answered very well.

Endurance was the first one I talked to and I just went with them. They cover a lot on the vehicle. They also get a lot of good service. The representative was nice and we did the application over the phone.

My father has Endurance and based on his recommendation, I also got the warranty. Also, my car is getting older so I thought it would be a good idea to put it on the warranty. Plus, there was no longer coverage under the dealership warranty. Signing up was quite pleasant. The customer service I received was good. Their rep was really personable. The package that she offered sounded good. It felt like I couldn't lose. Outside of the powertrain, they offer other benefits like the key fobs if I get stranded out on the road. It was more protection.

I got Endurance when I bought my Volkswagen car. The dealership offered it. The representative told me what it was, but he didn’t go into detail about what it covered. Having it is valuable just in case anything goes wrong with the car.

So far my experience with Enduance has not been as stress-free as I it had been verbally told to me by customer service and the sales rep that called and sold me the warranty. I also checked as much as possible about this company. Honestly I was dead set against extended auto warranties. And it's looking like reasons I really didnt want to get involved is turning out to be a fact. I have had warranty since 12 -15-20 as of 4-19-21 is 1st time trying to put it to much needed work. I have been without my car since Thursday last week. Place where I took it told me on Saturday 2 days after I dropped it there at 8am and still no word from claims with Endurance. It's also the weekend. Oh that's right. The company has no hours on weekends.

I liked the payment plan that Endurance had set up. In one of the companies that I went to, you had to pay all cash. The other one I went to only take it when you're purchasing a car. I couldn't renew the one I had already.

I did the application on the phone and I had some difficulty but I'm very satisfied with my initial experience.

In January, one of the reps had called me and he was willing to work with me. I absolutely liked him because he talked pleasant. He was so nice. We talked about the Bible a little bit. It was just sweet. But I told him right then that I just have moved down here and I haven't found a job. I had to get my money at first. So when I did, I gave them a call back, but it wasn't the same person that called me the first time. But he wasn't too bad. Maybe his day wasn't going as well. Hhe still kinda talked with respect. He talked to me about my warranty, and what I have to do with my car. He said I have to wait to put a claim in. He was good. He offered me just one plan and it sounded good. I told him that I could afford it monthly and he asked if I was sure because he can call me back and that he can try to give me another discount. But I was fine with it already.

I went online and Endurance came up as one of the Best Top 10. The mileage and all was great on it. The only thing that I haven't gotten yet is the $500 gift card that they were supposed to send.

Endurance has the best warranty. The rep was very experienced and knowledgeable.

When I contacted them, I had my mind pretty much made up that I would go with them. I got an email that said that the payment was gonna be automatic and I didn't remember, but I'm okay with it.

I called CarShield and it freaked me out because I asked the guy a question and he still kept talking. It was just weird. He was definitely scripted and it sounded like he was completely a computer. He kept saying the same things over and I didn't feel comfortable about it. So, then I entered my information in on something else online, which I regretted doing. But then the guy from Endurance called me. He took his time to explain everything and he answered questions. He had a very well speech and it was easy to understand them. It was good after I talked to him because it made me feel reassured. We did a little research on the company and read the reviews. I got the Plus policy. It covers the motor, the transmission, then a couple of oil changes, and an alignment if it needs to be done once a year because my car is a high-mileage vehicle.

I talked to a lady from Endurance and she explained everything to me and we got the numbers right. Then, I called back the next day, I spoke with a gentleman, and I purchased a policy. Both of the reps were nice.

Endurance had the highest rating for most of the company. The sign-up process was pretty easy. I got the most expensive policy and it covers almost everything.

I spoke with high-pressure salespeople for my Endurance warranty. The coverage was fine but it was expensive. It was probably 35 to 40% higher than other warranties. I went with a competitor after the initial 30 days.

I love the guy I'm working with. He was really good to me. He took care of me. He went the extra mile. I'm going to even get money for oil changes. I am totally satisfied.

The ratings Endurance had were better than the other ones we had found. We went with them and the reps did good. They answered all the questions we asked and gave us different quotes of what we were looking for.

The rep gave me a lot of information about everything. Everything worked out.

American-made cars always break down more than foreign cars. I got Endurance and customer service was smooth and straightforward. They were pretty helpful.

I like how Endurance takes care of things. The rep told me I'd pay for everything upfront so he did his job.

I did some Google research as to who had the best coverage for an extended warranty and did a few inquiries. Endurance was the first one to call back to me and knew how to bring a deal. The guy was very professional, knowledgeable, and was not a pushy salesperson, and it was appreciated. He said something about me getting a letter with a bunch of coupons, but I don't know if that's all digital coupons, and I haven't set up my log yet. Overall, Endurance exceeded my expectations.

Right now, I have GWC and I'm getting ready to fire them. I just bought my truck the third of February and found out that it had way more problems than the dealership told me. So I took it to Szott 59 Dodge here in Michigan and they did a go through. GWC would not cover anything. I had to pay for the bolts and so on and so forth through Szott 59 Dodge. They told me to go through Mopar who wouldn't take me or the truck 'cause of its age. Mopar told me about Endurance and they were just under Mopar. They made more sense to me and their rep answered my questions. I was told that 130 something dollars would be pulled directly off of my card monthly. They will be doing what I need them to do.

Endurance told me everything. I just didn't get told how to file the claims, but it seemed pretty simple.

I had talked to both Endurance and the CarShield people, and the Endurance people seemed more knowledgeable and easier to talk to and some of their benefits are better. The sign up process was pretty easy. Everything was fine.

I liked Endurance's program. It was bumper-to-bumper and it covered my car with everything I needed in case I have a breakdown. The other companies I checked out didn't have the bumper-to-bumper coverage and were a little bit more pricey. They also didn't have some of the other perks that Endurance had. I was offered free oil changes, tire rotation, and lockout as part of the new car package with Endurance and I ended signing up my 2018 Nissan Titan with them. The rep I worked with was very knowledgeable of the situation and he was very helpful in the information he provided.

Signing up was straightforward. We were quickly able to get to details on what was covered and what the cost was. It was quick and easy.

The warranty at the place where I bought my new car and Endurance were exactly the same thing except the deductible, which is only 100. Endurance got them beat by a lot. The rep was very helpful and patient. I had to give him my credit card number and he had to read off the coverage of what I was getting for the warranty. He asked me if there’s anything wrong with the car mechanically and if there's a check engine light as well as how many miles. He had me give him my email and he sent me a verification. Then, Endurance called me a couple of days later for some more information. They sent a link to set up the online account in an email as well as in the mail but it doesn’t work.

I chose Endurance because it was the best price for what I needed. It was good when I talked to their rep on the phone. There was no pressure.

I googled what were the best extended warranties for a high mileage vehicle and five of them popped up. Endurance was rated one of the best ones and even though I've seen a lot of bad reviews on them, I decided to go with them. The rep I got was amazing. I was already thinking about getting the warranty but she reassured me how well it was to get it. So far, I'm happy with it because I have a wonderful truck and I travel with it. It's a relief knowing that I'm going to be able to take care of my vehicle having, not just insurance on it, but Endurance.

The reps I spoke with at Endurance were very helpful and worked through the process. They let me know what was what and what they were doing. If I do some damage to my vehicle, Endurance said that I got a 30-day wait period and I’m trying to find out what they mean by that. I didn't even think that there was gonna be a waiting period and I also got 24-hour roadside assistance.

I got a 10,000-mile, bumper-to-bumper warranty from Endurance for my F-150 and Dave, the rep who signed me up, was cool and awesome. He was extremely professional and super friendly. He was super good to talk with. The experience with Endurance was very forthright and honest. It wasn't some scam warranty company that says his name's Bob but he's from India. So, it was nice to talk to American people in America instead of trying to get scammed.

I have Endurance on my 2008 Saturn and 2012 Dodge Durango. I'm a member of the Elite program and it covers everything it can. It even has maintenance on it and it covers labor. Up until now, Endurance has been a great company and I would recommend them to anybody that I could who wants to do something like an extra warranty on their car.

The reps at Endurance presented the warranty well and I bought it. The customer service has been good so far.

When I compared Endurance with another company, it was more car issues that they covered compared to what I would have gotten with that other company. But, the first guy I spoke with at Endurance wasn't pleasant at all. When I asked if he could email me or give me more details so I can go over it with my husband, he was kind of dismissive and he hung up on me. So initially, I decided not to go with Endurance. But then, a lady called and she was beyond helpful. She had a spirit that helped change my mind. She was available to answer my questions with anything that I needed, and she was able to help give me more understanding on how it works.

Endurance came up on the consumer thing that was the best for my car. But when I spoke with my service guy at Infinity, I asked him what he thought about this company. He told me that it's okay, but they try to get customers to do the off-brand parts and I don't want to do that. I pray I don't have any difficulties. Everyone has been extremely helpful and I have no complaints with customer service. I didn't get the package and the lady said she was gonna email me another one. I will refer them so I hope my experience with Endurance is positive going forward with the insurance claims.

The rep from Endurance answered all my questions and tried to make sure that I understood everything about it. He let me know that if I had any other questions or anything else, I could contact customer service. So, I was very impressed with the way he was professional about it and had patience with people like me. I'm a disabled senior citizen and he gave me some type of discount with that. I hope everything is what Endurance says it is because I don't wanna be on the other side of the road and if something goes wrong, I’d be damned with this. But for what I’ve read and checked out, this is a very great company to handle my car in case of any situation I might come into.

I liked the plan that Endurance had. They had towing and reimbursement for some tires every year which wasn't bad. The price wasn’t bad as well. I also liked the way the customer service explained everything to me what was covered. It was almost like nothing was hidden away from me. But I recently canceled this yesterday because of the car itself. Last Friday, the transmission went completely out and it cost me $5,600 to put it in. I needed to put my funds back up that I spent spare for transmission, which the warranty wasn’t ready to kick in because it wasn’t 30 days and 1,000 miles yet. I will call them back at a later date once I get back situated again. They’re a good company but I had some major problems, so right now, it’s gonna be a little difficult with payments and stuff.

I liked Endurance's convenience and the variety of completely covering the vehicle like through and through. I just purchased a new 2014 Kia Rio and had it covered with Endurance. I dealt with an awesome rep. Making payment was very easy and reasonable.

The reps made things simple. They explained to me my rights and what is covered. For example, they don't care about whether my car has any problem or not. As long as I drive 1,000 miles and one month, from 1,001 miles together with one month and one day onward, my car is covered fully. They also explained to me the advantage, the special they have and what better stuff they have over their competitors.

My truck had aftermarket stuff on it like a lift, wheels, and tires. There were a lot of the other companies that didn't cover that. I went online and looked around to see what I could get. I called a couple and then I called Endurance and talked to a guy. He told me that everything was good, went through everything, and the price was decent for what I got. My policy covers everything except for my tires. I also got the maintenance package for all of the oil changes, transmission stuff, fluid and brakes. The rep was awesome, very informative on some stuff, and pretty personable. He said he had a little bit of background in some portable drive components on some of his personal vehicles and we got to relate a little bit. That's kind of a big thing for me, it's not just like, "Hey, give me your money."

The price Endurance gave me seemed reasonable for what I wanted. Also, I checked with my Chevy dealer where I live and they recommended Endurance. My Chevy dealer said that they work with Endurance all the time and that they are pretty good. That really made up my mind. But I had a little issue in the beginning because the plan that I got includes three oil changes a year. The rep told me that I could use the oil change at any time and I didn't have to wait for the waiting period. He was wrong about that and he admitted it to me on the phone. Other than that, when I was getting the warranty, he answered all my questions and he was real good about that. I called him three times with more questions and he was fine with it.

The salesman told me the enrollment period was 30 days or 1,000 miles but when I got the written document, it's 30 days and 1,000 miles. I put like 2,000 on my car a year. I don't go to a lot of places. That was very disappointing. Also, I was surprised how expensive the policy ended up being. But other than that, my Plus policy covers a lot.

I sent something out looking for coverage. I got a reply back from CarShield then from a representative from Endurance. I went with Endurance because CarShield is more of a broker and not really the people that insure. They approve for any repairs to be done but the parts are not original. The deductible was lower with Endurance as well and they have better coverage.

Their sign-up process was fairly seamless. I auto-filled it from their website. Then, they called and they asked me for information about my car and different things that I did or did not do to it. They went over the package that they had. I asked questions about whatever discounts they provide for multiple cars and military and they provided me that information. My overall experience has been great.

I just listened to what the person had to say and I liked the prices for Endurance. They did everything well and were nice people. I’m very pleased with the policy. Great company.

I happen to have different tires on my truck. It came with 17-inch tires and rims. I modified it and put 22-inch rims and a thinner tire on it but the truck still sits at the same height. The second guy from Endurance I talked to kind of busted my chops about that. He wanted me to send a picture of the inside of my door so that they knew what it was. I was so angry about having to take pictures and He annoyed me so much, I was looking at other providers. I was ready to call off the deal after talking to him. Another guy called me shortly after that and said I don't have to worry about that - after I'd already taken the pictures. That was irritating. Also, the catalytic converter is in the process of going out and I went to see them about that but they are not covered on that. And a catalytic converter can be pretty doggone expensive. They could put that on there as a rider option or something for the future. Other than that, the sign-up experience was pretty good.

I talked to a guy and I liked what he said. I thought about it and I kept the number. At the time, I was doing some old stuff and I didn’t have the time to talk to him. I then decided to get the warranty. The lady that sold it to me was Vicky and she did her job. I’m really happy with them. I told everybody to ask for Vicky when they call.

I've called in a couple of times and it was pretty good with their rep. Also, I'm satisfied with the plan that I have now.

I had to pay $190 upfront and $100 a month but then, I received something in the mail about a $125 introductory down payment and 80-something dollars a month. I feel like I got ripped off. They said it’s just a way of getting in touch with some people that don’t have a plan. But I got their plan and now, they're saying that if I hadn’t signed up when I did, I would have gotten a less expensive plan. I may be looking around again to see if I can get a better deal than what I got.

Our name got on a mailing list for CarShield so when Endurance called me, I was thinking it was CarShield. Apparently, both companies have the same mailing list. I didn't hear from CarShield so we chose Endurance. Purchasing my policy was quick because they knew what they're doing and they knew what to say. My experience overall wasn't horrible but it wasn't perfect either. When I asked questions, it was redundant to them. I also felt rushed. They rattled it off way too fast and they didn't give me a chance to really understand. Towards the end, I asked for a recap but the rep rattled that off again. I asked him to please slow down. The rep kind of slowed down and got through things as best he could for what he thought I needed to know.

I switched from CarShield to Endurance. The rep was great and the sign-up for payments was quick. Everything went swell.

I've seen the recent television commercials for Endurance and it was interesting where it includes the maintenance. I was looking for was the assurance that we were going to get coverage for a particular car. It has a lot of electronic equipment on it that could be pricey to repair and I needed to make sure that all of the electronics were going to be covered. We looked over Endurance's policy. The rep I talked with seemed to be pretty knowledgeable and went into pretty good detail about it so I said okay. The maintenance part wasn't all that big of a deal for me. The policy was more expensive than I'd hoped for but it is what it is. You got to pay to play.

I almost didn't go with Endurance. The first guy that I talked with wasn't too bad but he was trying to get us the discount. My husband is a senior and also had been in the military. The guy called his manager who was like a used car salesman. He was a big turnoff. I needed to talk it over with my husband before I made a decision. But he said, “Oh, no, we can't allow that. You have to make your decision right here and now or the offer goes away.” He would reduce the cost and ask, “How about now?” He kept pushing so I finally told him to just forget it. These guys never discussed the deductible. In fact, they didn't discuss anything and just kept quoting me prices.

I told Endurance what I wanted, a comprehensive warranty that would cover for about five years. So they ran the numbers on it, and they asked me how many miles a year that my wife drives and I gave them the estimate of that. They gave me the price of how much it would be per month and we decided to go with it. Then I just gave them a credit card to set up the payments.

Everything went good. It’s not a bad monthly payment for having my whole vehicle protected and covered. I got an email that showed what the plan was but I haven't got anything in the mail regarding the card.

My plan that Endurance signed me up with also came with maintenance on top of the extended warranty. That's why I went with them. I had to call them back a few times because they kept on calling me when I was working. But it was hard to reach out to them. I had to wait for them to reach out to me. Other than that, it was a decent process.

The rep gave me all the information I needed. I liked what their warranty covers. But, after I agreed to get the warranty, all the first rep did was to turn me over to somebody else. Then, I had to sit on the phone and listen to what the next rep had to say which was what the first guy had said. If I had already approved the purchase of the warranty, I didn't need to know the same thing over.

The coverage on the policy with Endurance was more extensive than the others for what the price is. When I signed up, it was very good dealing with the rep. There was an email sent to me. There was a correction that was supposed to have been done on my policy. I sent an email and it has been updated but I need a copy of the update which was not sent to me. So, I’ll follow up on that.

When I signed up, the rep explained everything thoroughly. He was professional, pleasant, and cooperative.

My experience signing up with Endurance was fine.

I purchased a "new" truck for myself and my family to move to Colorado from Florida. Bought the truck through a local dealer, diesel F350 for our home which is a large 5th wheel trailer. Owned it less than a week and it broke down in Texas. Fuel pump failed an pieces of it went through out the motor. Repairs unfortunately are about 10k. This was Over a week and a half ago and yet still can not get authorization from these jokers.

Matt called me and I signed up. He knew what he was doing. He was a nice guy. I called him after I signed up to make sure it's autopay and he transferred me to the financial department and they said I was set up.

The rep was real personable. He told me how much the warranty was and I gave him my card number. He also told me how much it’s gonna be each month and when it’s gonna come out.

My experience was awesome. The rep was very helpful, informative and thorough.

Things went okay when I set up my warranty with Endurance.

I made a payment with whoever the Endurance customer service rep I was dealing with. I was told when payments would be expected. So I just put their information in and my bank sends out a check. I would recommend Endurance over the other auto warranty that I had before.

The Endurance rep offered great customer service. He was informative, answered my questions and was knowledgeable. This was my first time purchasing an extended warranty. I was explaining to him what my situation was and he explained to me the options.

The agent I spoke to was pretty knowledgeable. They definitely gave me all the information I needed to know pertaining to the warranty, as well as any deals and perks. But getting rid of that upfront cost would be nice.

Endurance was top-rated, so I decided to go with them. And then, I asked my mom about them and she likes them, so I decided to stick with it. I liked the offers that they had such as the discounts. I also liked Ryan. His attitude was amazing and he was patient with me. He could sell good.

I liked what I've seen on the Endurance website and when their rep called and talked to me, he basically confirmed everything and it was the best deal to me. I'm just waiting for everything to go all the way through.

The reps were pretty nice and courteous. They told me the price and it sounded good. But, I'm still in the 30 days of trial and I'm reading through some reviews that are making me think twice.

The referral was strong, and then the coverage that Endurance had worked out for what I needed. Also, all my questions were answered, so that was good.

I asked for some other company, but I got Endurance instead. At first, they said, "Yeah, you can have it for $115." I said, "That's expensive." They offered $74 right away and I thought, "That, I will take." They charged my credit card and then, a few days later, I found out that I needed to change the oil on my car and the part of the deal with Endurance was that they would pay for the change of oil and filter. When I went to my car dealer, I found out suddenly, as I spoke with them, that Endurance would pay, but only if I came back three days later and made a 1,000 mile trip. I said, "There was nothing spoken about that." They said that is their policy, to take it or not. I said, "Okay. You're playing games. Let's see what's going to happen three days later."

It was perfect when I signed up with Endurance. I liked everything about it.

The rep was very informative. I was driving at the time. I couldn't write certain information down so I pulled over. They were patient and everything went well. It was a huge weight lifted off my shoulders to know that I am protected.

The rep we worked with was great. Definitely explained everything, saw what could be done and made sure it worked for me.

Endurance showed me a better plan than other providers. Signing up with them was easy. So far, everything is going all right.

I got the first used car I've purchased and without knowing the true history of it, I thought it was a good idea to add that protection. I went through a website. They got a bunch of different quotes. Endurance was the most responsive. They followed up the most. I compared the Endurance one with the dealership quote that I received, and Endurance seemed to be a better deal. The first few folks I spoke with were pretty open in answering questions. I wasn't as thrilled with the last person I spoke with though. He's kinda the closer. He evaded most of my questions. But I read through the contract and was comfortable enough that I wasn't getting ripped off. Everything else seems pretty good.

Endurance did a good job of explaining the application process and signed me up. The warranty seems to be affordable. I had a few more questions for them so I gave them a call this morning to call me back but no one’s called me.

I called them three days ago, asking for the policy. But they haven't sent it out to me. They said they sent it. I looked, but I don't think I've received it.

I did a look-up for extended warranties and Endurance came up number one. That's why I called in to check and give it a try. Afterwards, I looked at the reviews and it was a bit alarming. I'm curious at this point how the product is going to work. There are a lot of warranty companies, and there are a lot of reviews that are bad on Endurance. I'm hoping that only the bad ones showed up on the product reviews and Endurance proves that wrong. Other than that, the purchase process was easy. We just went through a quick Q&A, and then Endurance asked some questions. We went back and forth with pricing a bit and decided to move forward. We went for one of the premium plans. And then, it was flexible on the pricing and onboarding.

Both Endurance reps were good. It was a lady, then there was a guy. The only thing that I had a little problem with was the person who closes the deal. They transfer you over and they should reiterate everything. She was hostile because I couldn’t hear at the time. Cell phone, bad reception, whatever the case may be. She said, “I just said it. I just said what I said.” I said, “Miss, I’m sorry. I just didn’t hear you. So I’m not gonna okay to something that I didn’t hear because you said it once or twice. If I didn’t hear you, I didn’t hear you.” If you’re the closer, you’re supposed to be the nicest one.

I searched online and looked at different warranties. Endurance was one of them that kept popping up and recommended. It had good reviews, so I called and everything went well. Today will be the first claim. I just dropped my car off for the mileage check routine maintenance.

I had Endurance before and when I had claims, the experience was good for the most part. There were a couple of things they didn't cover. I got Endurance again and hopefully, we got the coverage part worked out on this one. This time around, a manager called me so we didn't have to go back and forth. If I asked for something, he gave it to me.

I like Endurance's rate and the coverage they offer. Everything went very smoothly and they pretty much explained everything, the services, to me. They are great and I look forward to being a customer with them and be able to have the services.

The rep was very nice. There was no pressure. I'm gonna pay $1,500 the first year and $1,500 the second year. I was thinking why would I give Endurance $3,000 in two years when I'm not going to have a repair that's going to cost $3,000 probably in the first two years. She said that I could cancel in the first month or two.

The reps from Endurance were very knowledgeable. They sent me the information and paperwork. The only thing is they could’ve really informed us that they wanna make sure you keep up with the maintenance. They could’ve let that be made known because an issue with maintenance is like taking it to the dealership back and forth. They wanted to be up-to-date but it would have been easier if I had known upfront about that part.

The cost with Endurance Auto Warranty was somewhat reasonable. Their rep explained everything quite well and sounded knowledgeable of what he was doing.

The representative was very convincing. She was professional and explained the policy very well. She made it easy to purchase.

I would recommend Endurance. The rep was patient and very detailed. I didn't even have to ask her any questions 'cause she told me everything. She was very respectful too. I threw something out there if it covered suspension and she ended up checking with her supervisor to double check that it didn't cover that. I liked her.

Endurance came along, seemed to have what I needed, and they convinced me to go ahead and purchase right then on the spot. I didn't want to do that. But the sooner I got coverage back again, the better off I would’ve been. The purchasing process was extremely easy. I’m happy with it for the most part.

Endurance Auto Warranty seemed pretty reasonable and I could afford the amount that they were charging without me overextending myself. Their reps told me everything that would be in my warranty and they explained everything. It was a very pleasurable experience.

My sales representative was fine. But there was a little bit too much emphasis on the $250 shopping stuff. That was not a good deal. You can get better deals by just watching sales or even buying gift cards at Costco or Sam's Club. 10% off is not that big of a deal. That's what most of those $250 shopping spree things are. Endurance should have also indicated that the repairs need pre-authorization because you don't really get that until you start reading the contract and the information.

I was encouraged to purchase the extended warranty from Endurance by Ray Skillman Automotive. The salesperson stated it was very easy and hassle free if we ever had an issue. It has been anything, but hassle free. Getting in touch with a customer service representative is close to impossible unless you have an hour or two to wait on the line. I have been lied to. I was told that the adjuster's report would be finished the next morning and I would receive a call from the shop by noon the following day. I waited and called back 4 days later. After waiting on hold 1 hour and 50 minutes, the representative told me the report was still not complete. I have been waiting for almost 2 weeks for a word on the claim. I have only owned the vehicle for one month.

Endurance gave me a good price and they have great customer service.

I was a service advisor over at Nissan. I had a customer come in. He had an Endurance policy and when I called them it was fast and easy to file a claim. The inspector came out within a day and inspected the vehicle. So the service was there and that was something I was looking for. I'm really happy with how Endurance works out. I ended up getting closed out with them at 150 a month. The other auto warranty I had called offered 390 and it didn't even include a powertrain warranty or anything of that sort.

Endurance called me. Usually, the first person you speak to is the one you're going to buy from and I really connected with the guy that I spoke with. His name is Robert. The transparency was also huge for me. It was very simple, detailed and explanatory. However, there's not an app that I could have downloaded like I do my auto insurance. I also don't have an ID card yet. I'm that kind of person where I want something to show what I've paid for. But I've already referred a few people to Endurance because it's trying to prevent someone else from spending money that they don't need to.

Endurance was knowledgeable about my car. Their reps were nice and courteous when I reached out to them.

I have a high-maintenance vehicle. I googled the best extended warranty. Endurance is one of them. After speaking with one of the representatives, everything that they drew out was good. They got my service. Everything was good.

I felt the most comfortable with Endurance's plan and the people that I spoke with.

Signing up with Endurance Auto Warranty was easy and pretty straightforward. Their reps answered all of my questions and there was a smooth transition.

The extras that they promised me are no good in my state. They have a private tow company in Arizona that they want to do your roadside assistance with and that doesn't do me any good because I'm in Colorado. I didn't get the information that I should have gotten because they snowballed me and they made me pay for the warranty before they would send out the information on what the warranty covered. They would only do it verbally.

The Endurance representative that I spoke with was very knowledgeable and she made me feel comfortable and made me feel like I was making a good choice.

Their price was better than other providers and the guys I spoke with were great.

They called me back right away and did all kinds of good stuff. They were on top of things and sent me all my paperwork. I didn't have to do anything. Endurance did what they were supposed to do and gave me a good deal.

I had to file a Better Business Bureau complaint on CarShield because they asked for paperwork on a car that I had. I supplied it, and they still turned me down. At the time, I had my Dodge Charger on there also, and I said, “If you can’t agree to what you all said, I’m canceling both of them. Why would I keep paying on the charger if you’re not even helping me on the other car?” Endurance is a lot better than CarShield. The rep answered questions before I even had a question to ask. It was great and the purchase went smooth.

The reps answered all my questions and there were no pressure tactics. They also said that it would take up to 14 days to get the hard copy of the policy. When I was at the dealership, they offered me a five-year 60,000 mile but they didn’t have all the perks with it. The other thing is, I could pay the warranty with Endurance per month and I don’t have to pay all at once.

The customer service was great. They explained a lot of the information and provided me with some information about the services. Also, the purchase process is pretty simple. The rep explained the options to me and then I got put on a line with another person that processed my payment. They made sure that they reiterated the policy and program with me so that I was sure that I wanted to purchase.

I told Endurance what my needs were and what I wanted covered, and they figured out what I should get. I asked them if they could send me a copy of the information that I was buying and they said that I would get the email. I thought I’d rather look at it before I buy it. I didn't know the difference between a Premier and an Advantage plan. I think I've got the Advantage coverage now but I don't even have a clue what options they had given me because they didn't tell me what my options were.

The Endurance rep took this time and described everything perfectly. If I didn't understand something, he made sure that I did. I'll tell someone to give Endurance Auto Warranty a try because the benefits are awesome.

The Endurance rep was super nice and he explained everything to me. I had to make that 1,000 miles before having a claim. But that ain't no problem with me. Since I’ve signed up, I’ve been driving the vehicle all the time to gather up some of the miles. There were three other warranties I checked on and their payments were a little cheaper. But I hope that the warranty that I have with Endurance is gonna be as good as it sounds.

Their rep was really polite and really helpful. He told us even more than what I thought I had covered.

The rep explained everything. The purchase process was pretty much good and dry.

Endurance is one of the best ones to deal with. The reps had plenty of knowledge.

Endurance's rep was good and friendly. My payments are two sets when I thought it would be one, but it was fine.

Endurance was the company that was most committed in terms of service, follow-up, and execution. They made things financially flexible and talked me through it all. Everything was good during the signup process.

I sent Endurance an email and then I got a call back from their rep in a second. I was talking with Endurance and another auto warranty. I hadn't made up my mind between the two but the Endurance rep had a better price but a shorter distance, so a shorter time. Then I decided on Endurance. I don’t expect to use the warranty but I want to be prepared if it happens and I hope that they are good to work with.

They were pleasant and friendly. They told me how much it would cost monthly. It was a down payment, plus the monthly cost. At first, I told them that it was too high, but then they came back with a better price and I took it. Everything was pretty cool with Endurance.

Signing up with Endurance was phenomenal. The agent took the time out over the course of two days to help find out the best plan. I didn't feel like a number, I felt like a customer. I wanted to get the plan that I have right now, but the price was a touch higher. The agent that I spoke with said, "Let me just get my manager here on in a minute. What would be a good price for you?" We talked about the price, then like the next day, the agent got back to me saying, "Hey, we can do that price without cutting any of the surfaces that you want right now." So, that was phenomenal. I didn't feel pressured and didn't feel like I was pushed into anything.

I liked Endurance's quote and the way they were presenting themselves. I felt like they were giving me a great deal. It was very comfortable and easy to talk to the rep. I'm a satisfied customer so far.

I looked at a couple of reviews and Endurance 's seemed to be okay, so I decided to check it out. The rep was fine.

The guy that helped me was really good. He told me what I was getting. I told him how much I wanted to spend in a month and he was able to get the best plan for me. Then I got the email of the booklet on what’s covered and what’s not covered. Whenever I called, they were able to answer my questions. I didn’t have to wait for them to call me back to figure it out.

Signing up with Endurance Auto Warranty was easy. Their reps were very quick, efficient, nice, and straight to the point.

It was easy to sign up with Endurance but their warranty wasn’t explanatory enough. I read up on it before I made the call, but the actual person that called me back was more rushed. He was really pushy and it made me wanna look into it more. It was almost like he was non-caring of a new customer. He didn’t really wanna care about explaining the warranty to me and I didn’t even know how long the coverage would be. Overall, the experience was really rusty. I'm actually considering canceling because I really don’t even know what I’m getting myself into.

I was going to go with another company. But the person I spoke with at Endurance told me that they were a third party and he really made sense, so it made me want to purchase through Endurance. He was also cool.

The experience when signing up with Endurance was pretty good. We had no complaints about that. It was just the service when I needed to extend the vehicle service. I went to put down two claims. The first one, they ended up covering it, but they didn't cover three things. The second one, they didn't cover it at all because they said the part that I needed wasn't covered. I didn't like that at all because they were asking the repair shop for pictures and part numbers. If the rack and pinion are not covered, just say it's not covered. Don't ask the repair shop for pictures and part numbers. It was a waste of time. I had to pay for that out of pocket. It's always good to have a warranty on your vehicle. But when you make a claim, they'll come up with a reason not to cover it.

Endurance Auto Warranty is the best deal. Everything went good when signing up.

They did great. Any questions I had, they had answers for. If they weren’t able to spout out an answer, then they would go figure out the answer, which I thought was the best part about them.

Their reps were cordial and professional. We're very satisfied with the plans offered to us.

The interactions I had with them were good. They explained everything. I like the way they talked to me. The price was good for the contract purchase. Everything goes along with it. I made the payment automatically deducted from my checking account, but I have to also check a lot of things sometimes. Other than that, it’s good.

Endurance is easy to work with. The rep was real helpful and explained everything to me. I told him what I wanted, he told me which plan would be the best and that’s the one I got. For what it covers, it meets my needs. It’s on a car that I very seldom drive though and the only thing that I didn't like about it was the 30 day, 1000 miles. Last year, I only put 900 miles on it.

Our Ford Escape was getting up there in numbers. We're at 139 right now. It's running okay, but everybody keeps calling me, telling me I need to sign up to get an extended warranty. Finally, I decided to do a little research. I was gonna go with CarShield. Then my wife did a little research and found out that Endurance is so much better. We decided we'd stick with the better one. Their prices were better. But their customer service was also a lot more knowledgeable than the Shield people were. We also like how much it's going to cost us per month. My wife felt better dealing with their company than with Shield. Endurance was pretty nice to us. They were a lot better than the Shield people were. They were a lot more knowledgeable. And that to me is important, because if you're gonna sell a product, especially something like an extended warranty, you really should know what you're talking about.

Gregory, Endurance's rep, is efficient. He knows what he is doing. Everything was good.

What sold me was the salesman. He had a great personality and he answered all my questions. And then, he transferred me over and I was connected quickly. The next rep explained everything that he explained. Once everything was complete, I got all my emails with all my information. Endurance did a great job. It was a great experience.

When I spoke to them, they met all my requirements. I dealt with two people and they both did a good job. So far, everything seems okay. Now, I'm waiting to receive my cards.

I've had Endurance before so I figured that it was the best way to go. We submitted a claim last time we had them. I was a little worried because they were always like, “Oh, they’re probably gonna deny it.” But it was great and very simple. We're going to add the van.

It was very positive when I signed up with Endurance. The rep made me feel like I’ve got a great choice, a great financial investment for my vehicle, insurance for protection. It was really easy to set up for payments too. It’s all on auto pay on their end.

I did an inquiry on the best rated and with Better Business Bureau and Consumers, and I got an alert from Endurance. I read their little advertisement. And if I wanted to be contacted by them, select the button, and I did. However, we had a very bad connection and I had to repeat myself several times. Also, the gentleman I was speaking to's English wasn't very good. And then, on the verification side where I got passed to the supervisor, and I was giving him the card number and all this other stuff, I don't know where he went. I could hear him and hear noise in the background, but I got hung up on.

The rep from Endurance was cool. He explained the coverage pretty well. I understand that if there’s something wrong where your engine goes out, you can get it replaced. Give them a try. See how you like it. It's pretty valuable if your main auto warranty is out and you need a place to get it. If you have vehicle issues, it’s pretty valuable.

When I typed in Endurance online, it came in as a good warranty. I had a great experience with the rep that signed me up. I was very satisfied with the plans that they offered.

The Endurance Auto Warranty has a bumper-to-bumper, that's why I've picked them. The rep I worked with said a whole bunch of other stuff but she didn’t ever say the deductible. It was only $100 but she never once said it. Then the second guy talked about that discount on food and hotels and it would be cool just to claim that. On the warranty, I read that they have the Prime, Plus, and the Preferred. At the very top page, it says that I'm a Preferred Advantage, and then it goes into what's covered. It says Premier first, and then it says Plus, and then a little teeny three-sentence paragraph that says Preferred Advantage, which I have. Even though it doesn't say at all in the Premier, it just says all parts covered. I called two representatives and they confirmed that it covers everything. Now, I'm a little bit worried. I hope that there's no fighting when there’s actually a claim to be made.

I've had Endurance with another car. I've had to file a claim a couple of times and it was so smooth. I picked where I wanted to take it, they called the warranty people and I paid my deductible. You get what you pay for. I signed up again and they answered everything I had.

The list of work that was ran down to me was excellent as far as the coverage and Endurance seemed great as far as taking care of that. The coverage is valuable because it will take care of a lot of issues if anything goes wrong. People should join Endurance.

I'm about to call Endurance at some point to cancel the service. There are a couple of things on our policy that I did not like or at least a couple of things that did not get taken care of when I had brought my car in, so I was like, there's no point in paying money every month and not everything is getting done. The level of professionalism was up there when they were trying to sell me a contract. But when I was trying to get in contact with them or at least find out some about my policy, or at least get in contact with somebody if my car's in the shop, that was a different story. I was on hold for about an hour trying to get somebody on the phone and still have not gotten anyone on the phone while my car was in the shop.

Endurance's team was really nice and very helpful. They gave me a lot of information.

What Endurance had to offer seemed like it was okay. The representative was very helpful in helping me with my decision. He didn't pressure me and he gave me time to talk to my husband. Then he called me back within the day so that I wouldn't lose the benefits that they were offering. The only thing that I've been a little bit lost about was I thought they would send me a copy of the policy. I haven't received that yet.

From the little research I had done, there were some insurance providers that were wanting the whole payment up front and that was a total turn-off. I chose Endurance as I liked their reputation. Their rep was really good.

Endurance had reasonable rates. Their rep was friendly and he worked with me. He covered everything. I just got the pack in the mail today.

I liked the clarity of the plan with Endurance. I called them to ask clarification on certain coverage items that I thought were included but still have to follow up on that.

I loved my experience with Endurance. The rep explained in detail everything that I was looking for, and then I signed up.

I purchased Endurance Warranty for my 2011 Ford F-150 which had around 130,000 miles. I had the rear end go out, took it to a Ford Dealership for repairs. They tore down the rear end, contacted Endurance for the repairs. It took several days for Endurance to respond, sending a adjuster to the dealership which took three days. The dealership waited for three days with no response from Endurance. My truck had been there now six days and I had to have it back in the road, so I told them to fix the truck and I would pay. It is now 11 days and Endurance has not made any effort to contact the dealer. I called them today to request they pay me back the charges and they refused. Said the repairs had not been authorized yet so I had violated the agreement by paying to have it repaired. It is my opinion that the Warranty is a pure scam. They owe me $1538.44.

Everything was well with the purchase process with Endurance. The reps were thorough and clear and understandable. The payment process was straightforward and they explained how it would be monthly-wise.

My rep was really nice and he gave great customer service. I was satisfied with the plans that were offered to me.

My dad had Endurance coverage and he said they were pretty good. My wife purchased a Cadillac Coupe DeVille from the dealership cash and I wanted the whole car covered. Endurance said I would only have to pay the 100 something out of pocket. A lady came on first then a man and they explained everything. They were wonderful.

The initial interaction with the sales representative was awesome. Originally, I had asked them a full list of items. I went through it with the sales representative and I clearly asked if certain items were covered. His response was, "Yes, those are items that are covered." Then he explained to me how the seals and gaskets piece of it won't be covered, which I was like, "Okay, great. Sign me up for it." I was told that 100% of the axle will be covered, but what I'm coming out to find is that it's not. Components like the rear axle pump, which is one of the things that I specifically inquired about, are not covered.

I was looking for a quote for bumper-to-bumper coverage. The cheapest one I got was for 10 years at Chevrolet where I bought the car. They wanted the full amount upfront. To be 10 years with Chevrolet and with that amount of money would save me a lot of money by paying upfront for 10 years. But I didn't push through with it and I called around to see what I could get. I like Endurance because I could make payments. They also told me that if I stay with for three years, I get the two years for free. That was a deal to me. I budget my money and I like the payment to be that. It was excellent service.

Endurance was one of the few that did exclusionary coverage as opposed to inclusionary. 'Cause with inclusionary, you can get burnt on real easy. The rep from Endurance that I worked with was very attentive.

My initial experience was good. The rep was helpful, very knowledgeable and thorough. The price wasn't as cheap as another company, but it was okay. I hope I never gotta use the warranty but I hope that if I do, I won't have any complaints.

I just purchased a new used car and I wanna make sure that things were covered on a vehicle with such low mileage. Everybody else was pretty much just offering the power train. With my car, it's more than just a power train that I would have to be concerned with. There were the electrical as well as the mechanical aspects of it. Going on the internet, Endurance had some great ratings. And speaking with their reps, I became more convinced of the rating being accurate. Overall, the purchasing experience was good but it was somewhat confusing on the facts.

The guy that I talked to from the beginning was really good. I ain't never had nobody do customer service as good as he did. He walked me through everything, talking about everything. The warranty was lower than what they would offer me from the dealer. I was very satisfied.

CarShield offered me a small package with coverages to the engine transmission, cooling, and drive axle. It was a little bit electrical for the windows but I have a lot more electrical stuff than that. I ended up doing some research and came across Endurance. I gave them a call. They offer and cover more. Customer service was pretty good. The details were to the point and they searched the best package for me. I made a choice from there.

I was reading on the internet about different companies and Endurance showed to have better service. Their rep was really friendly and explained everything well. I was satisfied a lot with the plan offered.

Endurance’s prices were very good. Even when it was compared to the auto warranty that the dealership gave, Endurance's was a little bit better and they had longer miles. Customer service asked a lot of questions but they didn't do this as thoroughly as I wanted them to as far as going into more details about the process of using the warranty and focusing on some of the stuff that the warranty doesn't cover or that you can't do. There were just different examples. I wish they focused more on the other stuff. What the warranty does not cover is important too. Other than that, the whole process was okay.

I really like their policy and it sounded really promising should we ever need it. The price is really good too. Everything went well when I signed up and I thoroughly enjoyed it. We got two policies and so far, it has been pretty easy to make payments.

Whenever Endurance wanted the first payment, they don't let you change that date that you want to change it to. You have to make the initial payment to have it changed after that so I didn't like that.

I called Endurance and I was very pleased with the people I talked to and what they told me. I signed up and made the down payment over the phone.

I had an exhaust that needed to be fixed. But until the warranty kicked in, I had to purchase a new transmission, a tune-up and an oil change. Then, when I got my car back for a new transmission, it started having more problems. I took it in on the 10th. I called Endurance. The month only had 28 days in it, so it wasn’t the 10th to 10th. It was like 10th to 12th and they said they wouldn’t cover it. Because it was a short month in February, it was technically a month, but it wasn't actually 30 days.

Endurance had everything I need and the rep was very nice, kind and informative. The experience has been good although I am still waiting on the final paperwork.

Everything went smoothly with Endurance. Their rep was good. I liked their price and coverage.

Endurance was the best one out of the five warranty companies that I looked at. Customer service explained the benefits as well as what the payments were gonna be for both cars. Everything has been fine so far.

Their agents were knowledgeable. So far, so good.

Endurance has a nice website. Their guys were knowledgeable and they seemed to know what they were talking about. The warranty sounded like a good plan. I had to call back and although it took a few minutes to talk to someone, everything got answered and resolved.

I've gotten warranties before and in terms of calling up and making the down payment, it was pretty simple with Endurance. Typically, you can't get a warranty over a vehicle at 150,000, and both vehicles are at past 150. The fact that Endurance was able to cover the vehicle and that they were able to do more than just the engine and trains was a great thing. The rep was knowledgeable even to the point where he told me I could check a sample coverage on the website which was good. I was able to see what they deemed as electrical. Electrical is really broad but with the warranty, we should have everything. If it wasn't for ConsumerAffairs, I wouldn't have even considered. With so many scams going on, I'm very wary. But the fact that they recommended Endurance is one of the reasons why I took the call. So far, everything is good. Getting the policy in is the only thing I'm waiting on now.

A company I talked to was completely evasive about an answer and I didn't feel like doing business with anyone like that. I chose Endurance and the purchasing process was easy. I felt fine with the rep I worked with.