Endurance Warranty Reviews

We didn't know if we could get bumper-to-bumper or afford it, but Endurance Auto Warranty gave us that deal for the first five years. Signing up was fairly easy. The rep explained everything that they were saying step by step. And if we had any questions, he answered that. So, it was decent. Go with Endurance.

I found Endurance's numbers on Google and I called right away. Customer service was very forceful. The process was very fast and was done in less than five minutes. That was nice. I'm paying $241 for the warranty and it is reasonable. But I would have gotten the same coverage from a different place for $141. Endurance is probably a good company. But when somebody gets a warranty, it’s too much paperwork in small writing. They should summarize information in a way that people understand easily instead of having to go through everything and they just become uninterested in getting the warranty.

I went over warranty options with the rep. He provided me pricing options and different packages. He was very nice. Signing up was very easy. The people on the phone are very descriptive and they ensure that you know the information that they're providing. I was provided a 30-day option. I wanted to cancel within the 30 days, I could. That gave me an opportunity to take time to sleep on it.

I'm highly satisfied with the way that they did things with me. I wasn't overwhelmed. I wasn't left out anything. The rep answered my questions and she fulfilled a lot of those questions before I even asked them.

The guy from Endurance was extremely helpful. He laid out everything and was very clear and concise. The coverages were comprehensive and he explained them very well, which was how I made my decision because I wanted the best coverage. When I met the 1,000 miles, the coverage took effect. I had back shocks and a sway bar link in the rear. I gave the dealership my card and they communicated with Endurance on what parts were being replaced. Endurance didn't cover any of this, which I didn't think they would because it's more wear and tear items. But it was an easy process with those guys dealing with it. My car is on file with my member ID number. So, they do work.

The rep asked about the miles and explained why the oil changes and other things were covered or not covered. She was pretty courteous and thorough with answering the questions. But they sent the emails explaining what happened, so the process was very professional. It was also fairly easy and they set me up with the debit payment. I got warranties for my Odyssey and MKZ but they couldn't cover one of the vehicles that I have because it's over 20 years old.

When I purchased a warranty for my 2012 Lincoln MKZ, the rep explained things to my satisfaction and the cost was very competitive with everybody else.

If my car breaks down, I don't have to come up with a lot of money out of my pocket.

I had a good experience when I reached out to them. They cover everything from brakes to the major stuff.

They made me feel comfortable when I signed up with them. They didn't try to sell me anything. I didn't feel pressured. They listened to my needs. They provided the information I was looking for.

With so many so-called extended warranties out there, it was hard to find one that is reliable. My work was done for me when the Ford dealer and website recommended Endurance. The value seems good for the price and the agent was very patient and informative throughout the signup process. I feel at ease knowing my Ford Explorer is covered for a period of time when failures are more likely to happen, especially with advanced electronics.

Getting signed up with Endurance was easy. The person that helped me sign up was nice and he worked with me. The only thing I didn't like was the sales rep told me the quote was a one-time thing. So, if I didn't get it that day, I would not have been able to get it. It was like, "What if I was not able to get it right now?" And I was just calling to inquire and they already did the quote. I would tell my friends to get it, but they should make sure that, if they're gonna call and inquire about it, do it when they're ready. Because I wouldn't want them to be in the same boat I was in.

I got a new car and I was very pleased with the people I spoke with when I set up the new policy. I went through Endurance before, and I was very pleased with them. I bought a used car, and the place that sold it to me must have changed the miles on the vehicle. Endurance, technically, couldn't cover my vehicle because of that, so they reimbursed me all the money that I put into the policy. Also, when I took my first vehicle into the shop, the mechanics said, "This is one of the best policies I've ever seen." Those things made me wanna go back to Endurance. It's a good company that is gonna be for its customers.

The person that called me to give me a quote was very knowledgeable and answered all of my questions. I was very pleased with how he explained how the warranty works. It has been a good experience so far with Endurance. The only thing was I did follow up with customer service person for an email I never received with the warranty information. As soon as I sent the email....the reply was very quick with all the appropriate information. Good job Endurance.

I submitted my information on the internet and somebody from Endurance Auto Warranty contacted me within an hour. Endurance did a good job. They take away worry about major repairs.

I went in to have my 2012 Toyota Prius V inspected, knowing that I would need to have my windshield washer pump replaced. I explained to the service manager that I had the Endurance Auto Warranty. He seemed skeptical. An hour later, he called me to the office and said, "Your car is ready. It took just a few minutes for Endurance to approve the replacement. We were very surprised!" I am very happy that I have Endurance coverage!!!

I was very pleased with the service I received when I had to put in a claim on my F250 a/c unit. There wasn’t any problems or headaches when I had to file the paperwork to request a claim, it was very easy and quick. I would and have recommended already to all my friends and family that this company is great for extended warranty on their vehicles.

Endurance has been an excellent program for my vehicle. The maintenance and repairs have been easy to claim. It has saved time and frustration with repairs, offering complete peace of mind as well as safety for possible breakdowns. I look forward to a quote and plan for a future vehicle. I highly recommend the Endurance vehicle program.

Before you purchase a plan with Endurance please read: Unfortunately, I purchased an Endurance warranty plan without first reading the horrendous reviews they have due to this unethical business practices. The conversation you will have with the salesperson will sound like a sure win. They will tell you that you are paying for two months each time you make a payment, so that if you have a six-year plan, you will be finished paying at the end of year three.

It was $169 to sign up. There was a $20 fee there. But for some reason, Endurance's rep didn't say. And they're $10 more a month. But it sounded like from what the gentleman told me that they provide better service and a bit more than what the other one did. I just bought a brand new car. So, it won't be as many miles put on the 2016. But still, 1,000 miles is a lot to have to get in one month. Also, Endurance doesn't cover normal maintenance, shocks and things of that sort. But I liked the price and the fact of the 30-day and 1,000-mile.

The sign-up process at Endurance was fast and easy. I did it with somebody over the phone. She walked me through the process. She was great and really informative. She answered all my questions. She did really well. I signed the paperwork electronically. Made the payment and that was it. It was not time-consuming at all.

Endurance Auto Warranty has better coverage and it's accepted by the Volvo dealership. Signing up was easy-peasy. There could be some more information on the website. But the gentleman was very nice and knowledgeable, easy to work with. I have used Endurance in the past as well, so I highly recommend them. Give them a try.

Endurance stood out a little more than CarShield. I called them and the rep was giving me knowledge of the company and my policy. It was cool with me. It's a little pricey, but pricey is not always the best, but cheap is also not always the best way. But it was fair. Endurance would be somewhere that they should look into if they needed an extended warranty.

Endurance's payment and deductible were lower than the others. The reps seemed knowledgeable and professional. I’m happy with the coverage. But I'm still waiting on my paperwork to come in the mail.

Endurance doesn't keep their word with anything they say. They told me when I went with them that I would get a free oil change and a brake and shoe change. When I tried to do the oil change, they switched it up on me and told me I would have to pay some of the money and to look at my policy. But even in my policy, it says that I would get one free oil change and one free brake change. But then you call the number they tell you to call, and that's not the case. When I called them, they told that it was up to $50. So I just paid for my own oil change. Also, it’s frustrating that I'd have to go to Timbuktu just to use their services if something did happen. But the reps were always very nice and pleasant until they're supposed to honor what they say.

The customer service was fantastic. I like what Endurance offered me. I got all the information and I'm pleased so far.

The person was very clear and was explaining everything to me in detail. I was very accepting of what was explained. From what was explained to me, I would definitely recommend Endurance to family members and friends.

My truck is aging. It's 10 years old and it has over 240,000. I didn't have any trouble getting Endurance to sign me. I talked to three different companies, and Endurance is a little bit higher than one of them, but it covered a lot more than that one did. Endurance worked with me really well. They didn't hard pressure me to do it. They tried to make it affordable and workable for me instead of having everything cut and dry. They were nice about getting me signed up and getting everything ready to roll so that as soon as I got paid, I could make my payment and it could start. There was an issue about when I was supposed to get paid, but they were good at explaining it to me.

Signing up with Endurance was smooth. I got the exclusion package that covers all the electrical and mechanical problems. That was enough for me. There was a contingency of completing one month and 1,000 miles. I have crossed the one-month time period and 1,000 miles. I was going to connect with Endurance customer service to know what's the next step.

The rep was very informative and courteous. He was very nice. He put me at ease. I'm not hoping to have any claims in the near future. But if it's the same type of customer service that I received when I first inquired, then I'll be happy with Endurance.

Everything was a real good and it was an easy sign up experience. Everything was explained to me thoroughly. They helped pretty much from start to finish. The only thing was that I had to wait for the email information. It didn't come that Friday because I signed up that Friday afternoon, but I got everything that Monday.

I chose Endurance because they were local in the state and they have their in-house claims process. A lot of the other warranty companies have a third party claims department but with Endurance, I was speaking directly to them versus a middle man. I'd tell others to give them a look.

Endurance Auto Warranty's rep was nice. She was able to answer any questions that I had. She sent me a follow-up email where I could send additional questions, or if I needed to ask a question, or provide additional information, I had her email address so I was able to get that taken care of.

I got a call from Endurance after putting an inquiry online and the rep and I went through everything. He was super helpful and I didn't have any questions afterward. He was very knowledgeable about what he was trying to tell me and I didn't have anything to worry about. There was so much information but the guy made it as simple as he could. I got the premium plan for my 2017 Dodge Charger. The cost and coverage were not bad because I don't have a warranty on it anymore so the extended warranty was nice.

The rep went over everything with me and I told her who the warranty was for, and she said. “Okay. Thank you.” But they never sent my sister the cost. Everything needs to go to her because it’s on her car and I’m just paying for it. But the coverage that Endurance gave her is fine. I got the bumper-to-bumper.

The sign-up experience with Endurance was cool. The rep walked me through the process, which was fairly simple. He sounded more like a radio announcer but it was a smooth transition and he was very good. I just wish I would’ve gotten something in the mail for my actual paperwork because I haven't gotten anything yet. I like to see things in concrete writing, so I like to have something mailed to me rather than emailed. I might have found a digital copy but I gotta check because I'm gonna take my car and get it looked at probably over the weekend. They told me I can take the car anywhere I wanted to get it fixed and that it would cost me $100 no matter how many items were wrong with the vehicle. Endurance gives me peace of mind knowing that at least something is gonna be covered.

The turbo on my truck went out while it was still under warranty. That's a $9,000 repair. I did not wanna pay out of pocket if something happened again, so for peace of mind, I purchased an extended warranty. That way if something does happen outside of the manufacturer's warranty period, which ends in October, I'm covered. Signup with Endurance was very easy. The rep walked me through everything over the phone, and they sent me a big pamphlet as well. They also they have an app I can log into, and it has all my information. I can initiate all my claims through the app and do all the things there. It's straightforward.

The first person I spoke with knew what he was talking about and that made me sign up for the policy. But they told me I got to drive 1,000 miles or I'm going to have to wait the first month. That was fine. But then I got a call back from somebody stating that if I don't drive 1,000 miles the first month, I have to wait three months for the insurance policy to kick in. So after I had already paid for the insurance policy and started the policy, I find out that it's two months further pushed back than I had thought. I work seven minutes away from home, so I was never going to be able to put 1,000 miles on my car in a month.

Purchasing a warranty was a long process from beginning to end. All good things are long. It went more like, "Okay. This is what we offer versus what this other one offers. Yes, we charge this much, but look at what you're getting." The rep gave details about everything, which is good because sometimes I need the detail. At that time when she called me, I was driving and my husband was with me in the car. I had speakers so that's okay. I took the call because I wanted to know more about it because I reached out to them. My husband and I both listened to everything she had to say and we were both able to ask questions. That was a good part there.

I don't like any of the damn services, and I would never give Endurance a star. My car has transmission issues, and they told me that those were preexisting and they wouldn't cover it. I said, “Why did I put money down for a deposit? And I wanted the best package that you're supposed to offer me. I had to put some money down for that. And then my monthly payment is 170 some dollars. And then you're telling me you're not gonna cover it because it's preexisting?” The sales person shouldn't have sold me a package he can't come back on and work with. That's dirty business, and I'm not in the business for dirty, and I'm not in the scam business. My AC also quit working on me, and the radio works, but the screen where it shows the display of what's being played and the time doesn't work. Those have yet to be addressed. I now have to take my car to another mechanic so they can address it with them.

Endurance called me and caught me at the right moment. I have a lot of trips to the hospital. With a car with 100,000 miles, it's like me being 72 years old. I can push for another 20 years and be perfectly healthy and I could drop dead tomorrow. The person I spoke with was nice and I enjoyed speaking with her. She was not pushy and did not shove down my throat that she was better than God and sliced bread. We talked about the situation and she answered my question very professionally and very politely. I didn't feel like she was trying to sell me something. She was trying to help me.

The rep got me through the application. I'm satisfied with my coverage. They told me, if anything happened to the transmission or, they put the original parts in. The other companies didn't have that. They just put used parts.

Signing up didn't take very long and the rep was helpful and super nice. He told me everything I was gonna get covered for. Endurance is very quick. When you call them and you need help, you're gonna get somebody within a couple of rings.

The rep was very helpful. He gave me all the details. He could answer all my questions without skipping a beat and was able to give me everything that I needed. He gave me great customer service. The price was really good too. Give Endurance a call and see what they can do for you.

They were quick to call back and friendly on the phone. They gave me the information I needed prior to purchasing the vehicle. The warranty set up process was seamless. Overall I'm satisfied. I got what I was hoping to get, and seemed like it was a reasonable price.

The rep that I spoke with was quite informative, and the presentation was much more favorable. The sign-up process went very well. It was very efficient and thorough. It was very professional.

I thought this would be a good warranty -- I can get a rental car if my car needs to be in the shop for some days. But when I took my car to the shop, they didn't cover any of those damages that needed to be fixed that was under my warranty. I was on the phone with one of their advisors and she went real deep into the issues. I never got my truck fixed. She also said if I had a different plan and paid a little bit more money, then they would have been able to cover it.

I like the comprehensiveness of the coverage. Price-wise, they beat the price of the other company. The Endurance plan looks good to me. The customer service has been good so far.

The first person I spoke with gave me a different price than the second person I spoke with. I ended up paying more with the second person. But the sign up process was easy. I'm fairly satisfied with the service.

The rep I spoke with at Endurance was good and she broke down pretty much everything that I can remember. It's a little pricey and for the price that I'm paying, it should cover more, like CV joints and some brake issues, but it's all right. My car broke down on me yesterday. The transmission went out on it and they got an adjuster coming out.

I talked to two or three companies but I didn't get a good feeling and the guy from Endurance seemed solid and sincere. He was knowledgeable. Also, their reviews are better than the other ones I had called on. I knew a couple of other people that were looking for insurance and I already made a recommendation. I told other people I talked to I like Endurance the best.

When I signed up for the monthly payment it was on my credit card and automatic. Afterward I set up the online payment option, I called and asked if the auto payment could be stopped and that I would rather pay online monthly myself without being billed as I wanted to pay more each month. There was no problem with that and no penalty if I paid more. Also I feel it will save Endurance the expense of sending the bill each month by mail. I haven't had a claim yet, but I feel that when I do I will receive the same quality customer service. Thank you for giving me peace of mind.

Endurance looks like a reputable company. They didn't seem fraudulent when I called and spoke to them. They sent me some documents. They were nice and helpful. The cost seemed to be fair. Originally, they quoted me a little bit higher, but, the higher plan came with oil changes and service items. I said I didn't necessarily want to pay more to have some of those covered. So, they lowered the price.

I had Endurance previously on another auto that I had and I was happy with the service. I've got an older car that I wanted to make sure it was protected. I signed up with them again and it was an easy process. It just took a few minutes. I felt good about the plans that they offered. We discussed a few different possibilities and decided on one that met my needs. I'm comfortable that if I have to make a claim, it'll be handled professionally.

I got Endurance because I just purchased a car and it was out of warranty. They were the most favorable. When I rejected the offer, it offered discounts to persuade me that it could be affordable. So, they worked with me as far as pricing. Endurance has pretty good extensive coverage, and they have a very reasonable deductible, too. Those were pluses. The only minus I have is availability as far as a website. They have a third party site and it's a pain in the butt. If you go online and type in Endurance Warranty, you're gonna get websites trying to get a quote. You can't get something for a customer to go to. So if I wanted to review my policy, they haven't mailed me anything telling me what exactly my coverage at the drop of the hat. I have to look it up.

Endurance had very good rating. It's number one in the country overall. Purchasing was great. The guy was friendly, very helpful, and very knowledgeable. He answered all my questions. It was a good experience. I have faith in the company right now. I spread the word about them. I say, "If you're gonna get one, go with Endurance."

I have Endurance for a 2010 Ford Explorer. The purchase was decent, but I have yet to receive my package. It was about a month ago. They said, "Give us like three days," and I never did get anything.

Endurance was the best for what the money was costing me. The policy was good. Their rep told me that I'd be able to utilize the coverage after 1,000 miles or 30 days. I have roadside assistance and oil changes.

I got a policy with Endurance for my 2015 Dodge Durango. Their rep went over everything like a normal salesperson would, but after knowing my son have had experiences with Concord and found out they didn't cover certain things, I asked further questions and he was able to answer them directly and promptly. But when he called me, I was driving, so I tried to get him to call me back in an hour after I got home instead of doing everything on the phone while I was driving down the highway. But he said I wouldn't be eligible for the discounted so-called price at the time that he was offering. So, it was a pressure deal for me, just to get the credit card out and do all that driving down the road. If they could have given a window to get the discount, that would have been a little better.

Everything's been positive with Endurance. The plans they offered were competitive and overall better than other companies.

When I purchased an Endurance warranty for my Volvo XC60, the process was pretty smooth. I asked for the services and the guy told me what kind of services they offered. He was really great in explaining everything.

The experience with Endurance is not good because they said I would be receiving a card that would be used to pay if I ever bring the car in and it needed a repair. It's been over two months and I still haven't received even the warranty policy or a card. So, I'm not happy. I got their best coverage, which covers everything, even the replacement of tires. It’s bumper to bumper. The policy has been in effect for over two months now. I’ve paid close to $500. I'm very dissatisfied so far and I'm gonna call them either tomorrow afternoon or Friday. If I don't get a resolution in this, I'm just gonna cancel it.

I reached out to Endurance probably six months ago but my husband called at the time. He was texting me stuff but I didn't know if he understood. So, I reached out again because Endurance followed up. The rep broke down everything that was covered and let me know that they were gonna send a confirmation email. My representative was very knowledgeable and he answered every question I asked and let me know what wasn't covered. The plan that they offered was perfect because I drive a lot and I have miles on my car that are a little more than usual.

I talked to Endurance two years ago and I got on the plan, but I wasn't able to keep it at that time. But it was a little bit better than all the rest. I look for people who when they say something, they mean what they say. If you tell me that in 30 days my policy kicks in, I expect to go to a dealership in 30 days and get my car fixed without them saying it was 45 days and they made a mistake. The rep from Endurance was very good and professional at his job. If I'm still paying for the coverage, that means I'm satisfied with them.

Purchasing the coverage from Endurance was easy. You could pay it all at once or either way. The coverage saves money. We haven’t had any benefits yet as we haven’t filed any claims but people should give Endurance a try.

I used to have Endurance back in the day for another vehicle, and my experience was always good with them, so I got it when my truck’s warranty expired. The representative was great. I have bumper to bumper coverage with car rental reimbursement and roadside assistance, which can help me save on costly repairs.

The customer service was cool. The price is a little steep, but the warranty is good. They told me $100 is all I have to pay and I could get my vehicle fixed no matter what.

The reps at Endurance were awesome. They sent the policy to me in a packet so I can review it. Endurance could give more discounts though.

The rep was very professional. He went through the entire policy and explained everything to me. He reached out to let me know who to call if I ever have a problem.

I've used Endurance quite often in the past. I had an extended warranty on both our vehicles. My wife's got about another year and a half on hers, but mine has just run out. It's gone over the five-year limit. I've also had Endurance for my daughter's, my son-in-law's, and my stepson's cars. We keep our cars in good shape and keep them updated on their oil changes and maintenance. My wife's nephew is the head of services for Ford here in town, and he makes sure that we stay on top of everything. I'm not a mechanic by far, especially not on the new type of cars with all the technology with them. I don't have the equipment to run all that, so I rely on the knowledge of the people in the shops. If I ever have a problem, I'll call Endurance.

The lady I spoke to the first time explained everything quickly and easily. The signup took a minute because it was very painless. The only thing that took a little while was getting a copy of the policy plan. I didn't get an email. I did a phone call and finally, I got it right after that. Other than that, everything's fine. It covers what I expected it to and the price is what I agreed to.

I was looking for coverage that covers what I need -- key fob and anything that gets broken or needs to be fixed. It was good with the Endurance rep and they got the job done.

I went online and I researched multiple different auto warranty companies. I chose CarShield, and then I read something and got concerned about my choice. I went back to looking at different warranty companies and determined Endurance was a better fit for me. It seemed as though it was more comprehensive for the vehicle that I was trying to protect. The price was almost the same. The coverage made more sense to me. Their reputation and the Better Business Bureau information was better as well. I wish the cost was less but with my car, one repair could pay for the whole contract. So, the math wasn't bad. The rep was very good. I hate the first call close thing, but he made it seem palatable.

I had to go to Endurance's website and fill out my information, and it gave me an okay warranty coverage. Then about two weeks later, there was a deal happening where they were closing the fiscal year, and the salesman was able to offer me a better warranty. So, I ended up going for it. I liked that the plan had a lot of mileage coverage, which I wasn't able to find on the internet. So, that was my biggest selling point. I like that everybody that I talked to is like a part of the company, and not like a third party where it's kind of hard to understand them. That's really nice to have. It just took me a little bit to get my packet of information. I was told I was going to get it the next day, and it would be a week later. I called and a lady had to send me the PDF over the phone. Besides that, it was fine.

The Endurance rep that helped me was fine.

Signing up with Endurance was good. At first, the plan option was way overpriced. When I said it was too pricey, they brought it down, then we came to an agreement.

The rep I talked to was to die for. She was awesome, and I couldn't have asked for a better person. She was so informative, pleasant, and friendly. However, I have a 2011 Jeep Sahara, and I ran diagnostic on it. I have a thing I hooked up to the car when my engine light came on. I'm on my way to drop it off now, but I'm not covered. For me to drive 1,000 miles in this small town could take forever.

I went online and found Endurance. My husband had them and said it was a good company. I got the policy for my 2017 Toyota Camry, and it was an easy signup process. I spoke to a representative, and the lady was knowledgeable. She told me what she felt would be the best for me and why. It was good. However, she did not tell me anything about the requirements. My husband told me that. Also, they emailed the paperwork. I gotta print it up to read it, and that's a little distraction.

I talked to a rep on the phone, and she was very good. The signup process went well, and it didn't take long too. I have an '08 Lincoln Navigator in good, excellent condition, and everything is covered. Get a warranty before anything happens to your vehicle because the costs out here today are ridiculous.

Had a problem with my car’s air conditioning. Needed a compressor. Endurance sent a new compressor to my auto repair shop and took care of the bill minus my deductible. Just renewed my coverage and I feel confident any covered repairs will be taken care of just as quickly as my last claim was. I recommend Endurance to everyone.

I had major issues with my factory radio. I carried it in to Platinum Ram in Terrell, Tx. They were able to get my radio approved and installed in 2 days. Thanks to Endurance for its quick response when contacted by the dealer to replace my radio with an identical, new factory radio.

Endurance had the same coverage compared to the one I had. But Endurance was a lower price. Everything went smooth.

I'm not too happy with Endurance. They told me that everything's covered. When I talked to the guy on the phone, he said, "Your car's covered. All you gotta take care of are oil changes. We'll take care of your tires, your brakes and rotors. Everything else is covered." But I filed a claim yesterday and I got denied. It had something to do with the axles. They said they didn't cover it in the warranty. They just said, "You gotta read your contract."

If this review saves 1 person the headache I endured because of this poor excuse of a company, I will consider myself successful! I am guessing anyone that left a positive review has not tried to file a claim or a claim that was above a specific amount. Every reason the BBB investigated them for, they used on me! It 1st started with a false mileage discrepancy. I quickly proved them wrong! That did not come without a 3 day wait for them to tell me the inaccurate information was fixed. Then came the call telling me the claim was approved and to let the repair shop know it was ok to proceed. So I did. The next day the repair shop calls and says my claim was denied. Ummm what?! Apparently when they say Approved and Proceed that’s not what they actually mean to do.

The rep I talked to at Endurance was polite and I didn't have any problem with him. He answered my question and said that it would be $4,600 for a 2015 car. For a year, that was steep. Right now, I need my car fixed and the people didn't get the paperwork over for me to get it fixed, so I'm driving a broken car. No one's telling me to say that the paperwork is completed, that I can go on and get my car fixed, or that they'd pay for it. This is my first claim and I don't know how to process it. If it keeps going too long, I will be dissatisfied with them.

I just upgraded my warranty with Endurance two months ago, and I'm not really happy with what they cover because they don't cover anything, and I upgraded so it would cover it. It's the same thing that it was before. If I go to a mechanic and they tell me there’s something wrong, I call Endurance and all I get from them is it's not covered. I've been seriously thinking about letting them go.

I liked the process going in. Endurance Auto Warranty's rep knew what he was talking about. There was no pressure. He told me the several choices that I had, and mine was the best one. I got it for two years, and the extension will be for three years. It would cover all the normal things, plus roadside assistance. And if something went wrong with the brake system or anything else, Endurance would take care of it.

I wanted to get my car covered. I didn't want to stand out in the middle of the street, trying to wave somebody down. Endurance's guy sounded pretty cool and knowledgeable about what's going on. I signed up and got full coverage on breakdowns and everything. It was 30 days before all the coverage kicked in. The rep went through and told me everything that the policy covered, which sounded good to me. He was informative and I was satisfied talking to him. But he didn't follow up when he said, “Well, I'll send you out the paperwork and everything to give you a list of what’s covered.” I've never heard a word since then. He took my money and Endurance took another payment out last month. Making a payment is easy as they take it right out of my check.

I was searching on the internet and I was going for another service, and a sales representative called me from Endurance. We spoke and I compared what I was getting for what I was paying, and I decided to go with them. They said I'll be able to utilize the coverage after 30 days or 1,000 miles. 1,000 miles happened the very next weekend. I went on a trip. It was supposed to take effect on May 28th. I was assuming that I'd get some paperwork, and I've got nothing. The initial process was smooth and easy. They explained it well. It's just I have no further information about it. I don't even know how to use the service. I signed up, and I got zero information on the mail. I searched Endurance Auto Warranty on my emails and it didn't pop up anything. I thought I got scammed.

I had a good interaction with the Endurance Auto Warranty representative. The only issue I had was Endurance's coverage, and whether they do coverage for a specific car. Endurance has four types of coverages but I wasn't eligible for the services that I wanted for my vehicle. The only one that I was eligible to get was either the base one or the second one. It's because of my car. Endurance doesn't cover electrical and head gaskets that my car especially needs since it's a BMW. I referred my sister to Endurance even though my car wasn't qualified for a tier three or four. They still offer other good things for someone else who had a different type of car.

The signup process was excellent because they were very nice. I'm very satisfied.

They helped a lot during the signup process. They explained the difference between the coverage that they had and it worked out because they had a lot of things that the other coverage people didn't have.

The Endurance rep who helped me was knowledgeable about the whole situation, reiterated that I would get the best deal for my money, and made me feel comfortable with any issues that I would have in the future. She got me to buy something that I was iffy about buying. So, kudos to her. The coverage has a deeper value.

The skills of their sales reps are very good. They are very polite, kind, and knowledgeable and they're really good at selling their product. I signed up but then I thought it was way too much money so I called to cancel it and they turned me over to somebody who convinced me to keep it. I called a dealership to see how much their insurance was and it was half as expensive. I called to cancel it again and I was given to the same rep who was very convincing. He got my payment way down so I'm with Endurance. The policy is very comprehensive and on the first year, I get extra special services. I can even get a new key fob for my car.

I still haven't gotten a copy of the contract. This is the second month we've been signed up. On the 1st of next month, I'm not paying it if I don't have a copy of the contract. I've talked to some man twice and he said, "I'll get it right out to you.”

The rep was quick and he helped me out.

The experience during the purchase was good. My first incident with Endurance was not that great, though. I had just got the policy, and they didn't cover something that was broken. I had to replace my radiator as the policy started. But I had to drive 1,000 miles in 30 days, and it was a little bit over that. Other than that, I really liked their rep Tiffany. She was awesome.

The rep that I worked with was good. He went over the detailed information and a more detailed information about their warranty and policy. For example, if something is wrong with the car pre-existing and within the 30 days, they will not cover that. They should say that upfront.

They answered a couple of questions. The sign up was pretty fast. It was a good coverage. It was a good experience.

The way they explained everything to me, they were direct with the customer. They were informative and friendly.

Endurance wouldn't cover my vehicle bumper-to-bumper and I was a little bit unhappy about that but they had a good policy covering the electronics, all the powertrain that's in the vehicle, the air conditioning and the electronics. So, at least I got that. Plus, I have somebody else that I know that has been using them since 2010. I called three other companies and Endurance was the cheapest and had the best payment plan because some of the extended warranties are very expensive.

The rep did a great job during the sign up.

I happened to see Endurance and decided to check it out. I signed up and the experience was good. It was easy. But the monthly cost is a bit high. I'm probably gonna make a claim next week. I'm just waiting on the shop to have an available day open for me.

The person I talked to from Endurance was pleasant and informative and it was an easy process. They were very easy to talk to and took me through the process.

I had coverage through another company, but I didn't like the contract they had gave me. Endurance covered the air conditioner and electrical things, and other things that my first contract didn’t cover. And it wasn’t that much more to go with Endurance than what I was paying with the original contract. So, I canceled the original and went with them. I had my tires through another company and I just moved in the Orlando area about six months ago. I was having to service my tires and the company that I was dealing with is not down in this area. The rep from Endurance told me that that's part of the program. They take care of flats or if the tire needed changed, I could pay $25 and I could get a new tire. I have brand-new tires, but eventually, they are gonna need to be changed out. So, I can use that with that program, which was one of the incentives that swayed me.

Endurance had a cheaper plan than all the other companies. The plan was good. It was everything I was trying to look for.

The signup process was fairly easy. It was just normal questions and signing up. The rep explained the payments and the coverage. He was pretty thorough to make sure that I would be covered where I take my vehicle and that's the important part there.

I grabbed Endurance for my car but right now, I haven't really used it because I didn't know that there was a threshold that was needed. That is disappointing to me. My car needs to be worked on and I need to have it 1,000 miles past a certain point and it's like, "How can you work on a car if your car doesn't work?" That doesn't really make sense. But the reps were kind, helpful and got everything straightforward except for that threshold thing.

Signing up with Endurance was easy.

The rep was fine when I signed up with Endurance.

The gentleman that I did the sign-up with was very nice. There was a $140 down payment and he waived it. Everything I got sounded good, so I went with it. He told me I was getting a great deal and said it was gonna all be emailed. But I never saw anything. They do take the payment every month.

Endurance was ranked as one of the top car warranty companies. Their rep was great. He was very helpful and knowledgeable. He got my mileage and said there would be no claims in that month. My plan with Endurance covers everything.

CarShield gave me a better price and I told the lady that Endurance was a little over and that they sent me a coupon that I was supposed to get a rebate of $300. She told me, “Well, yeah. Everything has been applied to you, but if you call customer service and you let them know, they might give you the discount. Because as a client, we don't wanna lose you.” I called customer service and they said, “No, no, no. We're giving you the best price.” But I told them, “No, because CarShield was giving me a better price than you guys. And that lady, when I talked to her, she told me that you guys were gonna give me a rebate.” They said, “No, no. We cannot.” So Endurance was a little more expensive than the other two insurances that I checked. But Endurance offered a few more things than the other insurance.

Endurance was one of the best legal warranties. Signing up with them was really good. They laid the facts and it was very personal. They told me what it would cost to cover my 2020 Tundra and what kind of plan they had for that year. I accepted that. My plan covers the engine, transmission, heating and cooling, and heat and air conditioner. It's pretty much everything. The requirement to use the plan is 1,000 miles in one month.

I signed up with them and that was super easy. I bought two policies. One is for a 2015 Kia Sorrento and the other one is for a 2018 Ford Explorer. The coverage is amazing and so is the cost.

I signed up with Endurance and that was cool. I called my mechanic and asked him first if Endurance would be a good one because I wanna make sure that if I need anything covered, my mechanic accepts the warranty. He said it was good. I can't be paying a high note for my truck and not have it covered if something happens. The rep said there was roadside assistance with my policy and it covers three oil changes up to $50. It covers the key fob too. I can use my policy after 30 days or 1,000 miles.

Endurance was willing to fit into my budget and extend the payment and they gave me the Elite program for a year. Then, I opened my email with what was supposed to be all of the information. It was my policy number and everything but I did not see the whole policy. I had to call back and their rep sent it to me while we were on the call. It was good. Also, there was some billing issues because they didn't tell me what it was gonna show up on my bank as. I probably threw away the first bill and I was behind and they sent me a late notice.

Contacted shop, shop contacted Endurance, Endurance approved service, shop fixed A/C, Endurance paid shop 800.00, I am riding cool again. Thanks Endurance. 2 months later, Car wouldn’t start. Called Endurance, towed to shop, shop replaced ignition, Endurance paid $1400.00. I’m driving again. Am I satisfied with Endurance? Well, satisfied no. I am overjoyed, finally a company that really does go above and beyond to give customer satisfaction. I am really happy with Endurance and give them my highest recommendation.

The sign-up with Endurance was good. It went smooth.

I recently learned that my Audi repair could not be fully resolved by one of Endurance Auto Warranty (EAW) repair companies - only the dealership could resolve it due to the system programming requirement. Initially, I decided to cancel the warranty service. But after speaking with EAW Customer Retention Agent Shi'wone **, his professional yet personable service, changed my mind for the better. He provided practical advice and helpful information that I hadn't considered. He even went the extra mile to provide me with cost savings to help lighten my financial load --THANK YOU! EAW cares about people and their safety over profit. I was very impressed with EAW's customer service and would definitely recommend EAW to others.

Very good Company. The promises given during sales were kept. Easy claim and process of claim. They pay regular maintenance of my car to keep the car running properly. The process of signing and starting the insurance for 5 years was very easy. Auto pay for premium easy feature that takes the burden to remember on time payments. Premium is very reasonable and affordable. I am a satisficed customer.

I spoke to Endurance about the plan and getting a warranty for a Lincoln MKX. The process during the sign-up was easy and it took 5 to 10 minutes. It was straightforward as to what they offered and what the price was. I ended with a pretty good drivetrain policy.

I had a hard time trying to catch up with whoever I can talk to about as far as covering the mechanic work on my car. When finally I got to someone, they said they were not going to cover it because I haven't had it long enough. They were saying I got to have it six months before they're covering anything. I've had them for 32 days and now they're gonna tell me that still ain't long enough to cover the mechanic work that has to be done on my car. I'm done with Endurance. So they're gonna send my money back for the policy and my money back that I gave them then to cover what they say they're supposed to do. Very dissatisfied.

"I am incredibly grateful for the exceptional service provided by Endurance. When my car's VSA module malfunctioned, they stepped up and covered the repair, even though they couldn't cover the full cost. While I was initially disappointed, their dedication to assisting me and their outstanding customer service turned my experience around. Their prompt responses, professionalism, and willingness to help truly made a difference. I highly recommend Endurance for their commitment to standing by their customers and going above and beyond.

Did as advertised. Thanks. Provided quick and timely service. I didn’t have any problem. The dealer had stated that they have had problems with other service insurances. There was good response. Thank you very much.

This is my first experience with extended warranty. It seems that the process for claims is very simple and speedy. I take my car to a Chevy dealer and the service advisor told me that is a good plan/company. I would recommend this to others and would use this again.

I was looking for an extended warranty online. I talked to a couple of companies and they were just a little too high for me. Endurance called me and the man was really nice and helpful. The plan was really good. I did it for my 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport.

The sign up process was fine. The rep was a good guy. But Endurance is pricey. Also, I didn't like that I gotta wait 1,000 miles or one month, or both. But we don't drive that much anymore.

I didn't know too much about vehicles, but what Endurance's rep told me that would be covered is worth it with me paying my money. I have not had any problems with my vehicle but I always take it back to the dealership if I have any problems. The rep I worked with was excellent. When I called them, they told me what I need to do if I have any problems and it's simple. I just call a 1-800 number.

The first rep wasn't good. And the second one gave me her email, so I dealt with her directly. It was about the oil change. I received the $50 credit from Endurance Auto Warranty recently. So, the lady who helped me out was good. When something goes wrong with these BMW cars, it can break me, so I'd rather have the warranty. And especially, I'm not there, and my mom is driving the car. So, it's better that we have some kind of assurance.

Signing up with Endurance was relatively easy. The cost is competitive, and everything I've read so far has been good.

The day that I took my policy out with Endurance, I asked the man that I spoke with about the deductible three different times. He said it was a $100 and that will be all I have to pay when I have a claim. But he did not tell me that I had to pay all the taxes on the parts and labor. When a radio went out on my Jeep, I was expecting that I would pay 110 max. But it was $169 because I had to pay the disposal fee of the radio and I had to pay almost $64 worth of taxes. So I was upset because I was misled. Endurance needs to let their reps know that they need to be open and honest towards their customers so that there won't be any unexpected things like that. Luckily, I had the extra money to pay for the taxes and disposal fee. But what about the people that go in who are expecting to pay only $100 and don’t have the extra cash?

The sign up process was good. The rep was knowledgeable and very kind. He was patient and he took care of me. I felt pretty comfortable about the whole thing. So we signed up on the spot.

I just had some car issues where I had to get an alternator replaced. It should have been better explained to me, and I should have read all of the fine print. But I didn't know that I had to go 30 days and 1,000 miles before my car part was covered under the warranty. I was at 902. Being a valued customer, Endurance should have waived that and I wouldn't have been in a situation where I am still without my vehicle. And I had to pay out of pocket almost 400 bucks for this guy to change my alternator. I thought they would waive that being that I'm so close and that I'm a Diamond package customer, paying top dollar. I was very disappointed in Endurance with that. Nobody has called me and tried to make sure the situation was right. First impression is everything. And it wasn't a good look. Hopefully, if anything else goes wrong with this car, we’ll have a different experience.

The rep explained everything to me completely and I was very comfortable with the limits that he set as well as the amount. He also told me about the discounts if I paid over three years. I initially estimated what the mileage was and he informed that we had 30 days to confirm that mileage because after that, they would have to go by whatever I said. So I immediately texted my son and have him send me over a copy of the odometer. Paying for the coverage was very simple. There was only a 30-day contingency. Also, I appreciated that the warranty covered everything from tha roota to tha toota and I wouldn't have to be worried about anything anymore.

I bought a policy over two years ago. Had a problem with my 2012 ford f150. Wouldn't start. Had it towed to repair shop. They fixed it but Endurance wouldn't cover it. [[Cost us]] over $1000 to have a $35 fuel control module changed, car rental, towing, they wouldn't cover it, so after my conversation with endurance, they were going to upgrade, to the gold policy??? So here we go again// We have a motor problem, needs a head fix valve job. We spent ,s two weeks trying to find a repair shop. Nobody here wants to take them or the other co ,s. All I get is to buy new 5.0 coyote motor for $8000 plus labor From ford, what a new motor, truck isn't worth that so I canceled policy. They said the would part of my money. Yah sure. So where is it? You thieves. Almost $ 3000 bucks so I called the state atty general. They said they're going to investigate them, if they don't start abiding to the return policies and ban them from doing business here so where is my money, mike.

I made a phone call and Endurance Auto Warranty told me what I need to do to be qualified. Their policy covers everything.

Signing up with Endurance Auto Warranty was straightforward and quick. They went over the coverage a couple of them, and was at a high level. Also, I had questions and they answered them. I am not 100% sure how easy it would be for most people to get that 1,000 miles. But except for cosmetic things, Endurance covers everything.

Endurance was recommended to me from a friend. I purchased a used vehicle and the warranty only covers the powertrain. It doesn't cover anything else. So, I felt like I needed to have something extra. I called Endurance and asked them if I could get some more information on their policies and what it covered or what it entailed. It was really pretty simple. The gentleman that I spoke with explained to me. I did it all right there on the phone and paid the beginning fee. I've been satisfied with Endurance. I would highly recommend them.

I like the price of Endurance and that the dealership works with them. Signing up with them was fairly easy. I would recommend them.

The Endurance rep was a little pushy. He didn't tell me that they use the same people that takes the payment for them is the same people who use Auto Shield. So that rubbed me the wrong way right there. He was more focused on the payment versus making sure I was at ease with the company itself.

The rep and I talked about what I wanted and he offered me a package with certain miles. I said that the mileage wasn't good enough because I don't drive that far. But we settled on a good mileage package. He was very friendly and helpful. It was a good interaction. I would recommend Endurance because with the cost of repairs, as high as they are, it's almost necessary to have a car repair insurance. Before I had any kind of coverage, I had a seat heater as well as a door latch that had to be replaced and each one of those were $500 to $1,000. Endurance has not sent me the PDF or the file that shows my entire coverage package so I can look at that. But it's the major items. It covers the engine, and the transmission, and the electrical. Everything that's not normal wear and tear.

I got a good running truck. It has 170,000 miles on it. Endurance Auto Warranty was the only company that would insure anything over 150. And they got it insured up 240,000 miles. I've only known them for one month, and when they took the payment, I told them about something happened before and they agreed that it wouldn't happen that way. I called them on the 4th to make a payment, and it was easy. The next day, I got a confirmation number. Everything has been easy with them. And they didn't take the money out of my account until I called them and told them. I already referred them to two people.

Endurance is a good company with great value. It's been mostly positive with them. When I take my car to the shop, the shop submits the claim and Endurance usually approves it. They don't give me a really hard time, like some companies do.

I have an ‘09 Chevy Suburban and a 2020 Jeep Cherokee, and I'm just getting started with Endurance. My last company didn't cover a lot of components and stuff happening, natural disasters and acts of God. Endurance offered a lot more. It was a little more expensive, but I pay for quality. Their sales rep was excellent. He was very attentive and didn’t try to force me. Plus, there was a sign-up benefit wherein they waived a fee that they had.

The first time I called Endurance, it was a bit of a hassle. Their rep said she wasn't trying to pressure me, but she was pressuring me. I told her that I was just getting some information so I could talk to my wife, since the warranty was for her car, and the rep said that they were giving me a discount but their offer only went on for so long. She said that if we hung up, I couldn't get that offer. But somebody else finally called me back and when I told him that I was not going to do it with them because of my experience with the first rep, he said not to worry about that and that he'd take care of it. So the second guy worked with me perfectly. The process was quick and everything was good. I'm coming up to the 30-day window now before we need to use the warranty and I'm already talking to some of my friends about it. So hopefully it'll help some other friends and everybody else out.

The rep who helped me sign up for my Endurance warranty was very explanatory. He made it easy and in my eyes, he went over and beyond. He gave me the opportunity to sign up that day, so that was what I did. They needed my VIN number, the year, make, and model of my BMW, and I wanted the top-of-the-line, so he offered me the Gold membership. At one point, I thought that Endurance only covered 2,500. But when I called customer service, a lady got back with me and said that I'll be getting the Elite service for a year as an extra service. So, she really broke it down and explained it to me. It was also in the fine print but it's a little bit hard to understand.

The Endurance rep was nice and friendly though she didn’t give me an option as far as could I call back or review what we talked about and call her back in a later time or for me to gather information. She made it seem like this was the best deal and if I hang up, then my next deal might be different. The rep seemed knowledgeable and cool but a little bit pushy. They should let me gain the knowledge in which the representative is talking about, trying to sell me, and give me a chance to compare and contrast with other people.

The sales rep at Endurance seemed to know what he was talking about. He didn't push on anything. He was a good representative.

The signup process at Endurance was really convenient and simple. There was no pressure to get the warranty and they kept in contact with me through my gathering information process. I'm also definitely satisfied with the deductible if anything goes wrong.