Endurance Warranty Reviews

A friend of mine explained to me that in case something should happen to my car, a vehicle service contract would help. He had experience with Endurance so I went with them too. The rep whom I worked with was very knowledgeable and professional. He walked us through what the plan was all about and he was very informative. I got my plan booklet from them and making payments was not difficult. I highly recommend Endurance.

The Endurance representative was very good and fantastic. I was 100% satisfied with her.

I saw Endurance on ConsumerAffairs and I checked them out. The rep seemed very knowledgeable. I have an older car and I'm a little seasoned in age, so we didn't quite understand everything. She answered all of my questions and left no doubt in my mind. She explained the procedure, how long I had to wait before the policy kicked in as well as what it covered and what it didn't cover. I was happy with all her answers and everything went swimmingly well. I don't purchase things on whims, but she made me feel so comfortable that I purchased the insurance. They were the second one that I looked into and the first one that I purchased from. We need it 110%. A friend had an older car, and he has an $8,000 bill. He has a high-end car, but whatever kind of end it is, $8,000 sounds like a lot of money to me.

It went great with the sales rep. He actually sold me on the warranty because I purchased it. He wouldn't let me off the phone until he made sure I bought that warranty. He kept going down on the downpayment price. I was telling him about how I went to CarShield and they had their price of $130 but after I did the reviews, all the reviews on CarShield were just crap. They got 1 stars from everybody and everybody was saying the same exact thing. That's when he said he would match CarShield for the 130. And the payment per month is only $70 so I was very satisfied with the salesman. He went above and beyond. The first payment was very easy to make too. My problem initially was 250 down. But I didn't have a problem with paying 130.

I purchased a used vehicle about five months ago and it came with a 12-month, 15,000-mile warranty. I was approaching the 15,000-mile mark pretty quickly, which was why I purchased an extended warranty to have that added protection. I was comparing a couple of companies and the biggest thing that made me go with Endurance was if there was a problem and the car was in the shop, you don't have to go to a third party, as far as them sending someone out an adjuster to check the repairs. They made it seem like their process was much simpler. The dealership or repair shop would just call them and they would authorize the repairs.

We know a lot of mechanic work but we have a hybrid and we don't have a clue with that car. So we figured we’d better try and get it covered in case something would go wrong. It was a pleasurable experience purchasing the coverage from Endurance and we didn’t see any problem with the payment plan.

The enrollment and purchasing process with Endurance Auto Warranty was fine. They let me split it up, and it went well. It was a little high and my car was older, and I was barely on the line to even get some insurance. It was close to 200 miles. So, they made it work for me. Overall, they were good. It was better than I thought.

I looked around, saw half a dozen companies and I happened to see Endurance Auto's literature. Having a 13-year-old vehicle, it seemed to make some good sense. The main reason I got the warranty is the offering of being able to repair things that go wrong with my car, potentially without a lot of out-of-pocket costs. I have the one that I pay for as long as I own the vehicle and I do monthly thing on a card. The terms of the agreement, which they have in writing, were what I desired. I wanted the major components covered, and I wanted to be able to go to a place of my choosing, even if it had to be a dealer. The salespeople also promoted it as being a bit more inclusive and a little less restrictive than other warranty offerings out there.

My brother owned the same vehicle and he had issues with the engine at only 80,000 miles. Mine has 116,000 right now and it's running good, but it kinda freaked me out. I figured it was time to get an extended warranty on it. The rep was very good about telling me the warranty. He also told me that I could transfer it over.

The rep from Endurance whom I worked with was amazing and nice. I got a pretty good package from her and paying for it by auto-pay was really easy.

I was in need of a service package and when I googled warranties, Endurance popped up. Their ratings were pretty good. The customer service was the determining factor that made me go with them. I’m a veteran and had a traumatic brain injury. Sometimes, it’s hard for people to understand what I’m trying to say, but the rep was extremely patient and understanding. I figured anyone with customer service like that has to be good. They explained what you had to do before you could file a claim and what to do when it was time to file a claim. They were very thorough in their explanation and they made it easy to understand, which is saying a lot.

Updated on 06/24/2020: I just received my first call back. This was from Lee stating he was the manager, in fact he stated he was the ONLY one I would be able to speak to at Endurance. Of course claiming, "We cannot approve your claim due to lift" on my truck. Apparently the conversations and emails they have are lacking in its entirety. I had at least 5 phone calls prior to actually entering into a contract, the lift was discussed, according to Endurance it did not exceed its limitations beyond their scope so I was considered not modified by their scope to which I responded NO to that question during the verification process. I explained also in January the same truck with the same lift was at the dealership and that was discussed.

We bought a Kia two years ago and at the time, we were told it had the remainder of the 10-year, 100,000-mile warranty on the drivetrain and engine but at 50,000, the bumper-to-bumper would run out. Then I had a problem with the transmission. It ended being just a little bit low on fluid. But when I asked what my warranty would cover in all that, the rep said my warranty expired at 50,000 miles. I asked what about the engine, transmission and drivetrain and he said it all expired at 50,000 miles. That was really a shocker. So we went ahead and started looking at different companies and seeing what was what.

A buddy of mine has Endurance on one of his vehicles and he said they’ve taken really good care of him. I've done my research and talked to several different companies. They just kept badmouthing. I've found nothing but positive things about Endurance on the internet and the people that I’ve talked to, which was the reason I went with them. The Endurance rep was very knowledgeable. the coverage was very well explained. The people were so pushy, but that was with all the companies. It wasn’t just Endurance. All in all, I'm very satisfied with the Endurance warranty. It was a very pleasant experience.

Endurance's rep reached out to me and he was awesome. I went with them the monthly cost of my plan has been affordable.

My wife drives the vehicle. I'm in the military and I travel a lot. So I wanted to make sure that if something was to happen, she wouldn't have to worry. She could just take it to the shop and she would be covered. Endurance came back with the things that they could possibly do for me in reference from a standpoint of bumper-to-bumper for the vehicle. But I didn't get enough information from them and I was not informed of a lot of things until I actually called them back.

It was as painless as it can be, having to buy an extended warranty with Endurance. I was real pleased with the service that I received in choosing the coverage. And even more so, I was very impressed with the coverage available for the price. They were the best coverage for about the same amount of what I was about to purchase through CarShield. I'm not gonna say that all of CarShield’s employees are the same way. But the gentleman's attitude towards me and their customer service compared to Endurance, is what changed my mind.

Endurance covers more stuff than a lot of warranties and they’re pretty transparent about what they’re covering and what they’re not so I chose them. I wanted as close to a factory warranty as I could possibly get for a vehicle that was out of factory warranty and it was great with their rep. The monthly cost is high, but it’s less than a car note. It’s a BMW so, anything that goes wrong with it, you pay about a grand at least.

The Endurance sales rep on the phone was very helpful and friendly. I appreciated him taking the time with me. I signed up with a different company a few days earlier but something seemed like I didn't I wanna go with them. I really shouldn’t have signed up with them immediately but I was able to call back and cancel it. When I talked to the Endurance rep, he was more thorough. Their price was cheaper for the same coverage, too. For payment, I just told them to put it on a credit card. I also figured when I need something concerning the car, I can just call them.

I called three different companies searching for a warranty. The customer service reps I worked with at Endurance were very helpful and courteous. When I told them to call me back, they called me back. Plus they didn't say I have to sign up right then. They didn't pressure me. Though their price wasn't the cheapest, it's fair. Their rep set up automatic payments for me. I got bumper-to-bumper coverage besides the normal wear and tear. Things have been great so far.

My vehicle is a 2016 Chevy Tahoe. So, it would probably be safe, especially it being a family vehicle, to have an extended warranty on there. The representative from Endurance was very confident. Dealing with them was quick and smooth. There were some discounts that were available that we got applied.

My vehicle is an expensive vehicle and it was getting up in mileage so I decided to get extended coverage and Endurance was the first on the list of the top 10. The person I talked to was very nice but they need to come down on their time that they want customers to wait before anything takes effect. And the mileage is way too high. I gotta go 1,000 and I gotta go for 45 days. Everybody else out there is a lot lower than that. With CarShield, it’s 500 miles and 20 days and they’re within dollars of each other for monthly payment. Also, Endurance didn’t take out the payment when they were supposed to. I lost my deposit on it and I went to a different company.

Endurance was the first one that came up with my search when I was looking for somebody that offered a warranty for my diesel truck. They seemed knowledgeable about things and it’s been good so far.

Endurance has the best rate and coverage. I went with them and their sales rep was very knowledgeable about what they were offering for my vehicle. She ensured me that the warranty I was choosing would be the best one to fit my needs. During the purchasing process, everything was online and I had to refer to those things. I was in the dark about my downpayment though. When my first payment was due, the rep was offering a 250 voucher for purchases but I wasn't clearly understanding how that worked. Still, I was okay with the payment plan I got. Everything went well when I went with Endurance.

CarShield was a blowout. They refused to fix my car. I looked on the internet and asked for some of the best companies and decided to go with Endurance. Their guy was pretty knowledgeable. We signed up that initial day but then there was no other interaction. It’s like it was just a number. Now, I’m wondering about my $200 and some and I don’t even know when my next bill is. They haven't called or written to me. I think I’m gonna just go ahead and drop them. They can have that $200 and I wish them well with that.

The lady from Endurance talked a good game. She said that I will have no problems and no worries, but my car is in the shop and they didn’t proceed. They bargained. So, I cancelled my contract. They still ain’t called me back yet. I’ve been waiting on a call from them for almost a month now. I did this person and that person and they tried to send me to these people, and you can never get through.

I asked for bumper to bumper. They explained to me what wouldn’t be covered under that. 2 months later I had some kind of suspension problem. They denied the claim. Now the strange part. When they sold it to me, they mentioned that my coverage included suspension.

I wanted to make sure that my car was covered for the next five years because I plan on keeping this vehicle and insurance won't cover the drivetrain and stuff like that. I read a bunch of feedback about the Endurance Auto Warranty and most of them were positive. I noticed there are thousands of companies right now offering extended warranties but a lot of them are using celebrities to try to pitch their market. Endurance didn't have all that.

The rep on the phone made me aware of all the different rules. They also give you a 250-dollar Walmart card and I’m still waiting on that. Other than that, everything went fine. It is very important to have an extended warranty for your vehicle and I initially looked at three other companies. It seems that Endurance covers more of the essentials than others. But I also signed the thing that I have to have 30 days and a 1,000 miles first before I use the coverage. I think the 1,000 miles shouldn’t be there because you could have been in a used car place and everybody usually does something to fix up the car when they first get it to make sure it’s straight before you really start to use it.

When I first purchased the warranty, the provider gave me a different price. He told me it was supposed to cost me $99 a month but then it wound up going up to like 105 a month. When I called back to confirm why I paid that much, the dude said that was my agreement. I told him I didn't agree and that wasn't the agreement. He never talked to me about it. But it's easy to make payments. I can make a call and pay them.

Endurance Auto Warranty was within the price range and purchasing their coverage was fine. My AC started blowing more hot air. So I contacted Endurancee and they told me to take it to Meineke or to a person that uses them. They didn't give us any list of people to use so we had to find somebody on our own. We took it into Meineke and they told us what was wrong. That was a good five hours and then we wouldn't let them keep the car 'cause I didn't have a rental car. Then Endurance said that they were gonna the parts that they wanted Meineke to put in our car. So I had to wait a couple of days before it was delivered to Meineke. Once it was delivered to Meineke, it was all day.

If something happens to my Lexus, it’s gonna cost and I didn’t wanna get any unexpected things from it in case, which was why I was looking for some insurance. In case something happens, I wanna be able to get it fixed properly. The first person I talked to gave me a quote and when I spoke to another lady, she gave me something different. I went with it but I had an issue with who was taking money out of my account. I didn’t know that it was another party that was going to take the money out of my account. I realized that when they took the money out last week.

I thought enrolling for the warranty was gonna be harder but it was pretty easy. Once we put the vehicle information, they gave me the right plan for it. The rep was pretty good.

The Endurance rep on the phone made the process easy. I knew what I wanted. They had the best coverage and payment comes out automatically. With Endurance, everything went well.

I had a service contract with CarShield and it was trash. It was said that Endurance was one of the top 10 best ones and I decided to go with them. The rep was honest and he got me more stuff than what the old protection plan had. Making my payment was easy. I just gave them the card number and they withdrew it.

The affordability of Endurance was perfect so I went with them. Their reps were also informative and friendly. They articulated the different processes, and all my needs were met. Their process was short and simple.

When I ended up getting an additional extension on my miles, I changed to Endurance. The purchasing process was very easy and cool. It went really smoothly. The rep pretty much knew everything.

The warranty runs out on my BMW this month. The maintenance is high on a BMW so I said, “Let me see what's out there.” Endurance was number one and I read up some more on it. When I called and talked with the guy from Endurance, he was really good and knowledgeable. He also said that I could get my money back if I didn't like it. I’m satisfied with Endurance.

I bought a car and it was out of warranty. It’s a new car to me, so I just wanted to make sure everything was covered. The Endurance salesperson explained everything great, and they worked with me on monthly payments.

My original warranty when I bought the car was getting ready to run out. I searched Endurance out and looked at other comments on other warranties. The Endurance rep was very knowledgeable and courteous, which was why I chose them. I got a good price on it and the years I'm gonna have with it. It also covers a lot of stuff. He explained everything well. The payment easy to make but when called in to do the automated payment, it was hard to get through. I had to wait for customer service, but they weren't in. Other than that, I'm very pleased with the service.

Endurance Auto Warranty was the number one recommendation for what I was looking for. The enrollment was easy and they got me on a payment plan. But I've only gotten one piece of paperwork. I would have thought they would have sent me an identification card or something that I could use, but I never received anything like that.

I canceled my contract with Endurance because I had a 10-year warranty on my car and did not know that and they were absolutely wonderful at refunding my money so I could not get a hold of me at first and I was a little upset but I retract everything I said and my first review. Once everything got settled they were excellent returning my money promptly and they are great. When my warranty is up through the car dealership I will get a warranty with them. I'm sorry for what I said the first time. I was just a little upset. This covid-19 has a lot of people upset too. Thank-you Jordan for everything. You

I needed a warranty and I looked at a couple of companies. Endurance had a good rating and I’d tell others to check it out as well. My experience was good when I dealt with their rep. They explained the coverage pretty well and so far, the package is good. I did the payment online and that was okay too.

I got a used car, and sometimes they give problems. The market is down and work has been up and down and given the times we're living in, I didn't wanna not have the ability to pay for the car if something goes wrong. I looked at Endurance and saw that their history is not too bad. Their rep was very understanding. He walked me through everything and gave me some time to get it. From what I have seen and learned, he explained the coverage to me pretty good. The only thing that I don't have that he talked about was a card that I was supposed to get in the mail. I don't know when that one is coming. I also didn't get a welcome package. But I would definitely tell people to come join Endurance. I've told a couple of people about them.

I reached out to two other companies but Endurance had a better coverage and cheaper price for what I was getting. The payment plan is awesome. Endurance worked with me as much as they could over the phone and I was very happy with it. The rep told me everything I needed to know and was more detailed. However, going through the process, it was like getting jumped through too many places. I probably was put on hold for five times and waited for 30 minutes. It wasn’t a big deal but that could have probably been improved. Instead of going from one guy to another, just get me to the one guy I need instead of jumping though three others.

I purchased a vehicle and then out of nowhere, they just put in my contract on my vehicle deal and I got upset because they didn’t tell me about it. So, I cancelled what I had with Ford and then went with Endurance. Signing up was pretty easy. I did it online and I told them what I wanted. Then I made the payment and that was it. It was a quick transaction. It’s my first time purchasing a used car and from what I see online, Endurance has reviews that are much better than any other service contract.

I needed a warranty for a vehicle and the information Endurance provided led me to chose them. The salesperson was great.

I’m very disturbed and unhappy with Endurance Auto Warranty. My air had suddenly gone out on me. So I took the vehicle in and the mechanic made contact with Endurance. They made us wait almost a week for a decision on whether or not they were going to fix my air. The car was sitting there and I was inconvenienced. I was eligible for a rental vehicle because of the hours associated with that repair. So, I actually went to pick up the vehicle and drove it a few more days until we got word from the warranty company. They basically blamed it on COVID for the delay and the fact that there were so many other people with broken air at that time.

I tried another company and at that time, the epidemic started and I did not have enough money. The guy did not even tell me what kind of services they were gonna offer me. They just said, "Can you afford this? Oh, you can't. Well, how about if I drop it down, can you afford this? Okay. You can afford $50 today, can't you?" I told him to forget it and hung up.

I’ve had maintenance agreements on a couple of my vehicles and Endurance had a better review and writings about them. I thought I'd give it a try. The rep filled me in on a lot of information that I needed to know and I was in agreement with what he was saying about what their company would do.

I went with Endurance because of ConsumerAffairs and when I called the number, a rep called me back. I gave him information and he talked to me a bit about how it worked then I asked questions and we did a debit account payment. He said he was going to send me some information in the mail, so I can have something written, but I never got any paperwork. They might have given me something, but with the mail going the way it is, I have not received it. If I had to call, I would have to go Google it because I have nothing. I also have nothing saying that I have Endurance, except it’s coming out of my checking account every month. Still, the rep was courteous and professional.

I did a quote with CarShield and they just kept bugging me. Their salespeople were nasty. I went on the internet, and Endurance seemed to be a better purchase for me. They were really friendly. They explained things to me and the prices, too. But I never knew when those went into effect. I’m supposed to get a membership card. There were also supposed to have been some coupons they would send over on my phone, but I haven’t seen that.

When I was searching around, Endurance had the best quote to offer. The rep did a good job. He gave me all the options that were available for what I was looking for and some additional ones as well. He explained all aspects of the coverage to me very well. The satisfaction of your vehicle being covered is very valuable.

My friend is with Endurance and he told me how good of a company Endurance was. They were outstanding. I went with them but I'm about to find some more coverage. They have to be more detailed about the service that they're issuing because I think I bought the wrong coverage. They weren't very detailed with me on it.

I searched multiple websites and I called Endurance. I have two cars. They did send me a confirmation on one, but they didn't send me a confirmation on the other. They did it electronically. The representative I had was very good. He did everything beautifully. I'm a salesperson. I just kinda didn't like that they have the junior person, then they handed me off to a senior person. That process was kinda cheesy, but both were very talented and very good.

I went back to Endurance after having gone with them before. The reps whom I worked with while purchasing my warranty did a good job.

I spoke with very polite people from Endurance. It seemed like they've done their stuff for a while. As far as the payment plan, they said that it was a two-payment for the month. Everything was answered pretty much.

My extended warranty has expired. When I went to the Better Business Bureau, Endurance was highly recommended. They were very professional and answered all of my questions to my satisfaction during sales process.

I have been a elite member of Endurance since January 2020. I attempted to place my first claim in June 2020. Due to being away from work I have not needed to drive my car and will be returning to work soon. My coverage was denied because I have not driven the car a thousand miles due to the Covid outbreak. I have continued to pay my monthly bill even through all this trying time and it was still denied reimbursement of my repairs. This is the worst company in America. No exceptions could be made while myself and the country goes through these crisis.

Endurance Auto Warranty's pricing wasn’t that bad. I found it on Facebook, and I had checked with a couple other companies. Something just said, “This is the one you want.” So, I went with Endurance. They answered everything I asked. They didn’t hesitate and did exactly what I was expecting. The only thing was, I kept asking them what it runs monthly and they kept trying to sell me. I was already sold, I just wanted to know the price of it. And then we talked about that, finally.

I had a horrible experience with these guys. I'm discussing my options with an attorney to recover the cost of replacing the transmission in my 2014 Silverado. They denied my claim saying the condition was pre-existing. The garage that installed my new transmission, Northeast Transmission, totally went to bat for me arguing that the damage could have happened in 1 day or over 3 months and therefore wasn't necessarily pre-existing. I satisfied all terms of the contract including the 1k mile/30 day wait period as well as Endurance's endless requests for invoices of services having nothing to do with this issue which I happily produced. Horrible customer service. They've tried silencing me twice by offering a new contract with a gag order attached and another letter offering the return of my premiums also with a gag order attached and refused to reply to my BBB complaint. Shady company!

I got a good price and coverage with Endurance. The specialist answered every single one of my questions. He was able to help me out and pick out the plan that I needed without having unnecessary stuff or paying more for no reason. I’m pretty satisfied. They cover most of everything.

I typed in best warranty and Endurance was the one that was at the top. Their rep was wonderful. I already got an email of my policy. I’m supposed to get an email for vouchers and I haven't gotten it yet, though.

I went online and just googled Endurance, and when it came up, they were ranked number one. I just signed up and it went real great. Reid, the rep, was awesome.

I bought a 2017 Cadillac and it has a poor reputation. There is a lot of stuff going wrong with it, so I wanted to have an extended coverage for it. I was given a quote as part of the financing, which was a lot more expensive than going directly to Endurance. Then I looked at about three of them, and Endurance was the best as far as what it offered. The specialist I dealt with was definitely professional and courteous in doing his job, but he tried to sell me more insurance than I wanted. He redirected, nevertheless, when I let him know what I wanted. Making the payments was fine, and the guy who sold it to me took a downpayment over the phone. Overall, I felt a lot better about my purchase after I did it.

My sister has a car like mine and she’s having issues with it. I decided to get a warranty. Endurance was my first quote and I didn't wanna keep shopping, and it sounded good. Their rep was great. She expressed all aspects of the coverage well. I’ve been trying to make a payment on the thing and I can’t get through on the app. The app keeps saying something happened, so the app doesn’t work. Then when I called, there's nobody in the office for the payment. Having a warranty is a security in case something happens, and it works well with what's going on during the Coronavirus because the deductible is cheap.

I have a three-year service coverage with Ford and it’s going to expire soon. So, I wanted to keep my car covered for the future and Endurance was the best rate that was given to me. The price was important to me for the full coverage. The rep answered all my questions and I was satisfied with the way he presented himself and what he offered. It was exactly what I was looking for. The payment is on a monthly basis and I have no problem with that.

Endurance gave me a quote on a coverage plan and it seemed okay. I can't use the coverage during the first month. Still, I'm satisfied with them.

Endurance is one of the more expensive auto warranties but they spread the payments out longer so it's a smaller monthly fee. The fee is directly tied to how long the car is kept. If I sell the car, I can pass it on to them and they can keep paying it, or I just cancel it. The reps were a little bit cold, just very business-like, but they were very professional. When signing up, the information they send is more about how they treat the information and who they are. There isn’t any indication of this is what to do if there is a claim. I had to nose around on the web to find out how Endurance would actually even file a claim if the service is needed. Also, there should be a membership card to show a mechanic or a rental company or the tow truck driver.

I like Endurance very well. I was searching online and between them and another company, they were fairly close to about the same. I just happened to call Endurance first. The rep was very good. I know he was working at home and everything that I had to do, he had to do it. He couldn't transfer me to another department. I was good with what he said, which was how I got them.

I originally had Toco, and I happened to check out Endurance and a couple other ones. Endurance seems like they had a little bit more benefit than what Toco had, so I went with them. I never had a problem with Toco but Endurance had a little more benefit that I like. Working with Endurance was easy and they were pleasant.

I looked at them and I liked what they had to offer. The rep made everything perfectly clear. He explained everything to me. It was a good experience. I’m totally satisfied with the package that I got.

The purchasing process was pretty cut-and-dry and very informative. The rep did a very good job of convincing me. I signed up for service. He said that they would send me a free oil exchange as a perk but I didn't receive that. Other than that, all was well.

I have a newer car and it's a diesel which is more expensive. I wanted a warranty just to have a little bit of extra peace of mind and knowing that if there are gonna be repairs that I would have a company. I spoke with Martin and he was a good Endurance representative. He kinda advised me about the product and told me the general ins and outs. I was given two options for payments. It was either pay monthly or pay all upfront. I elected to pay monthly. It was a $208 deposit and the rest of it was $90 or $99 a month.

We looked around and we liked Endurance Auto Warranty's pricing. Their specialist was professional. She explained the process and the coverage is pretty good.

Endurance was pretty much recommended across the board. A couple of people I’ve talked to recommended them, and their prices were pretty fair. So, it kinda worked into my benefit of my newer truck I have. The person I spoke with was good, very informative, gave me pretty much all the options of what I can have for my truck and was pretty patient. Endurance pretty much covered everything that’s on my truck. I have a diesel and it’s lifted. So, I have extras on it, and everything is covered underneath of it.

I heard about this company through ConsumerAffairs and it was the one that was top-rated. After talking to Endurance, they were a better deal as opposed to getting through the dealership. Their customer service was fine, and it was easy to purchase it. It can always be cheaper but you get what you pay for.

I just bought a extended warranty (Supreme) after shopping around. Endurance has the best warranty and payment plan. I was able to negotiate a great deal on the best warranty and my rep Joe ** did everything to meet my needs. My new car warranty expires in July. I will now have coverage for the next 6yrs at a great price. They did everything to do better than the competitors I shopped with and I am very happy.

One of the other auto warranty providers I was considering said they allowed their mechanics to use used parts when they work on cars. That was not good so I went with Endurance Auto Warranty. Making payments for the coverage was easy. So far, everything has been smooth. I have already recommended Endurance to a couple of people.

What Endurance offered was a pretty good deal. I dealt with a couple of reps. It went on for about two weeks before I finally made a decision. Each of them were very professional and courteous and they did a good job. They took some time out to go over each plan. The monthly cost could be a little bit less, but it is what it is.

I've always bought used vehicles and an extended warranty from the dealership. But the dealership didn't offer what I thought was a fair price for one. I started searching around and I called a couple of places. I started searching online and through all the reviews, Endurance seemed to be the better of all of them. The rep during purchase was very helpful. He gave me three different options for payment. He explained all the ins and outs of the warranty, what it covers, what it wouldn't cover, and what my part of it was as far as I need to do the maintenance on my vehicle. I can't just assume that I'll never have to change oil again, and then the engine blows up, I'm gonna get a new motor. That's not how it works, so he was very informative.

We are very happy with Endurance Auto Warranty. It was a good experience. Their price is good. It took me about 10 days before I even picked up the vehicle but I already had Endurance already in process. I already have made the decision with Endurance before I even picked up the vehicle. The specialist took his time with me. He explained everything to me. He was very good. Endurance is the way to go. It is easy to understand and very simplistic-- you would just go to your dealer and you hand them the card that's given by Endurance, though I haven't received mine.

I wanted to see what options there were and looked online. I looked up a couple of reviews and went with Endurance. The rep was pretty thorough. He went over the details as far as the monthly with the 100 and the down payment.

I was looking at some of the different policies online and Endurance had a very good rating. We have a Toyota Prius and I wanted to make sure all the stuff on the Toyota Prius were covered. Their rep was very helpful in explaining all the different stuff. We got what we needed at a very affordable price compared to some of the other warranty companies. Endurance is also in our state, which is in Illinois, and that was important to me. I was initially gonna go with another one but I found out all they are is like a broker. They hook you up with another company. They're not really the company like they advertise on TV.

I read some of the reviews and stuff on the internet that was why I selected Endurance. They were pretty straightforward with everything I asked. I was trying to get my extended warranty and it seemed to be reasonable and acceptable.

My son had Endurance and it was really good insurance. I also signed up, and the reps I worked with were really good and very helpful. They went over different plans with me. The monthly cost is affordable.

I went with Endurance and during the 30-day period they weren't gonna cover my vehicle, we had a couple of things happen. The cost was $2,300 and we're now trying to see how we can get our only car fixed. Still, the rep whom I worked with during the sign up was so nice. It was a wonderful experience talking to her.

I have 2015 BMW X, I realized I needed an extended warranty after manufacturer's warranty had ran out, I researched the top extended warranty companies and came up with Endurance (although I did not like their short rental car benefit and the fact that it is an reimbursement, but overall they seemed like my best option). I purchased September 2019, the secure plus plan.

My car is a 2008 model and it's in very good condition. But eventually, something is going to go wrong that I won't be able to pay out of pocket. I liked the options that Endurance offered. It was explained to me that if I get stuck away from home that I would have hotel and food coverage. I also like the roadside assistance and towing included. They answered all of the questions I had at that time, and when I found a few more questions, I called and it was answered right away. I'm very pleased. The payment is very reasonable, but I called back and changed the payment due date and I was told they could do it. I wanted it changed to the 4th instead of the 11th. But they still haven't taken their payment out yet. I would highly recommend Endurance.

I had an extended warranty a long time ago on a truck. It’s been a long time ago I had one. I didn’t need it back then, but not I'm retired and feel like I need it for security. It's a smart idea to get it. I was trying to see which extended warranty has the best rating. Endurance was second in line, so they gotta be good. Talking to their rep was excellent. I just loved him. He explained everything that I was getting and what I really needed, and it was very important that I get it. He sound like he made me very comfortable, not like he was rushing. He just bade his time and gave me choices. I don't like anybody pushing everything on me so he was good at that. He also told me about the coupons I’ll be getting in the mail.

The purchase process was good. Endurance's offer was better.

The representative walked me through the purchasing process. It was good. However, he told me to read the email that he sent me about the coverage. I had a couple of questions that I asked him that my mechanic and my dad told me to ask them as far as the extended warranty. He basically told me which one he was offering me for the most part. He didn’t give me different options and just gave me the amount of miles. It was pretty straightforward.

If you have an old car with lots of miles, may need this, but.. they consistently send postcards to myself and my mother who have new vehicles with years of dealer bumper to bumper warranty left, telling us 'your vehicle is in need of a vehicle protection update' and if we do not buy their product "you will be responsible for paying for all repairs out of pocket". Thank god I help my mother or she would have fell for it as the postcard comes off as almost threatening. You can tell the call center agents know this is a deceptive sales tactic as they get on the defense fast when you voice your concerns.

The individuals were highly energized, provided detailed information. Were friendly and straightforward. It took no longer than 20 minutes to complete. Am impressed with speed, knowledge, and energetic friendly customer service. It was also reasonably priced. I have a 2015 Nissan Murano that I want to keep for a while. The mileage extension opportunity was exactly what I was looking for.

I called Endurance about a week ago to use my warranty, and they told me I had to wait for the 30 days as well after they really told me over the phone that it was just over 1,000 miles. There was really no communication. It was more like, “Give me your money and have a nice day.” Their communication and the understanding that they’re there to help need to be improved. I have Progressive as insurance and they constantly send email notifications that say, “You’re insured with us. If you need this, if you need that,” or “Did you know this? Did you know that?" Even though I have not had any car issues and don't need them, I know they’re there.

I did my research and wanted to get additional coverage and the most miles I could get out of a service contract. The best two ones were CarShield and Endurance. I just flipped a coin and it landed on Endurance. The representative was great. He explained all the things about the coverage really well. As far as the beginning part, everything is good. Ultimately, what’s more important is when the car breaks down, I can go to a dealer or a shop and we’ll see how it’s handled then.

Somebody actually told me about the Endurance company and they gave me some good reviews. The salesperson was very informative about the product. She took her time explaining to me everything, step-by-step, even the cons. She was very good. Then the people told me the payment was 107 a month. She called me back and said it should 115 so that was her bad. But I said there was no problem.

I went through Endurance's website and I set up with them. Apparently, as soon as they knew that I inquired, it was on some kind of automatic thing. I freaked out a few days ago because I got a letter from them saying that my premiums are going to increase from a 150 to $500 annually. But apparently, that’s just something that they like to send out to get you to buy it. I didn’t get much information about how to file claims, but I got the bumper-to-bumper warranty so I assume that that is going to cover everything. I hope it does because that’s the name of it. And the rep said there was a $100 deductible. That was pretty helpful. Also, she seemed fine, explained mostly what I needed. The warranty didn’t kick in immediately. It kicks in 30 days later. Obviously, I had to wait for my information. But they are friendly and it has been what they said sounds like it makes sense. I’m just a little skeptical. I'll wait until the transmission of my Audi goes out to see.

Even though my miles went up to 68,000, Endurance was able to offer the same thing I had with my policy before it expired. The guy was pretty much professional the whole time. I called a couple of people and went over all the different things that I wanted. Endurance beat out everybody else. It went up about 20 bucks a month, but other than that, it was fine. The better pricing made me decided to use them. I was very satisfied.

I bought cars over the years but everything's falling apart and I thought a warranty was a good idea. I just bought a car and I was gonna put it on there because that would be the best time to get a cheap rate. So, I went with Endurance. Purchasing was straightforward and quick. There wasn't a whole lot to do but pull out and sign up, and they took care of it.

Purchasing the warranty was relatively easy. Their customer service was fine. They were pretty decent. They were really detailed about what the warranty covers upfront. They were offering it for a certain price when I dealt with them. It was a deal they were running but I was driving at that time and I asked them if I could call them back. But they told me that if I hang up and call back, I wouldn’t get it at that price. They told me it was only for first phone call price. So I pulled over and I had to pay it so I could get it at the rate that I wanted to get it at. But that was the only thing that I would've changed about my experience. They should have allowed me to call them back at least the same day and be able to keep the same price.

The warranty is for a used car for my daughter who is a teenager. If anything was to break, we wanted her to be able to get assistance. I went online, answered a questionnaire, and it gave me the name of a couple of different insurances. I reached out to Endurance. They called me right away and I felt comfortable with the plan that they offered. Whatever monthly plan we got, I thought it fit us pretty well. So if something was to happen, I felt confident that they would be able to help and we would be able to hold up our end as well.

I googled after warranty warranties and Endurance came up with a list. I read through the different reviews and descriptions, and I picked them up. The customer service experience when I called to make the purchase was good. When considering warranty products, do your homework, look up the different types of insurance and decide what is going to be good for you.

My dad gave me an expensive car for Christmas, and it has 100,000 miles on it. It has a lot of electronics and I can’t afford to replace that if it goes bad. I looked Endurance up and did some research. The recommendations made me choose them. The Endurance rep went above and beyond. He called at a really weird time because my husband and I were gonna be on the road. He was very accommodating and called me when we could both talk to him. He was also very professional and explained the policy well.

We got our vehicle from a used dealership and they didn't have a warranty there. My girlfriend looked online and found Endurance. We went with it. Their purchase process was easy, but I wish the explanation on how to use Endurance was better. I don't know how to submit claims or how to show my car to the mechanic for it to go through Endurance if something happens to it.

I had a two-year, 24,000-mile warranty when I got my car from the used auto lot. I went to renew that and the price was astronomical at almost $200 a month. I called Endurance and the cost of their coverage was almost half. I went with them and their rep handled my purchase perfectly. He answered my questions and covered everything that I thought should have been covered. He did a good job letting me know what will and what wouldn't be included in my coverage.

My car's previous warranty was a factory warranty so that was going to expire. I just wanted to continue with a different warranty. The gentleman from Endurance spent enough time and gave me enough time to understand everything. He answered me very nicely and it was very informative. He was very calm, very professional, wasn't in a hurry and wasn't hurrying me. It was a pretty good experience.

Buyer beware. This company promises that they will cover your vehicle way past 150,000 miles and they cover gaskets but they only tell you that so you will sign up and take your money. After they have you they don't honor their word. The company also failed to tell me that they had upgrades which gave you more coverage in the beginning. Stay away from this company and I mean far away. You will regret it if you sign up for Endurance Warranty. You're better off saving your own hard earned money for your own repairs. I had a terrible experience. They promised me a refund and I still haven't received it.

Aside from the car salesman at the place I bought the vehicle from, Endurance's price led me to buy their warranty. The purchase experience was great and they were willing to work with me on the different options that they had available. I made the initial payment by credit card over the phone and that was easy. Everything from customer service to purchasing was smooth.

The initial gentleman I spoke to from Endurance Auto Warranty was a good salesman and getting started was easy and awesome. The coverage plan that I got is pretty much all-inclusive.

My car was getting older, and I have a Lincoln and those repairs can be expensive. Someone at a car dealership mentioned Endurance and I signed up with them. The purchase process was fine. If anyone asked, I’d tell them who we went through.

I liked my car and it had 100,000 miles on it. It still got a lot more miles to go, so I thought I'd get a service contract. I went online and Endurance had a better review than the other company I was looking at. I also called the Firestone shop and they have experience with Endurance, so that was enough for me. The Endurance rep seemed very professional, very fair, upfront, and gave me the different options.

I have a policy with Endurance, but I haven't gotten a physical card yet. Everything went okay during the purchase. So far, so good.

I bought a car for cash straight-up and my dad told me about Endurance and that I needed an auto warranty. Endurance's reps were good. The lady whom I worked with was really nice. Any question I asked, the reps were right on. Their price was also reasonable compared to other places.

I recently got a car and it had top mileage on it and the dealership only offered a powertrain but that was it. I needed something more added to that, like an extended warranty. I was referred to Endurance by a family member, and I just went from there with it. Their rep was great, and the policy is too, especially with what I was offered through the dealership was horrible.

I was looking for a different auto warranty from TV but I didn’t like their reviews. So I looked at the other names on the list. I checked Endurance Auto Warranty and they sounded okay. I figured that they endured long enough and they might be good. The Endurance rep that I spoke with was good and I thought he was the owner of the company. He knows his stuff. So far, the experience was good.

Stanley was our sales rep and he did a good job. He promised us the book. We turned around and signed up. But once we tried to call him back because we hadn't gotten the cards, we could never get in touch back with him. It took a while for us to get the policy. We got our paperwork last week. They said they were gonna send a book with $250 worth of coupon from Amazon on it but we haven't gotten that yet. They were also supposed to take the money out of our account on the 11th. We already left them two payments. Also, in the book, it said that they were gonna take 100. They took the $100 amount but they got on there 191. They took $8 and $9 too much. Their people don't call you back.

Endurance's reps were fine. I had asked a few questions just to understand what was covered and what wasn't. They told me I'll have to do a monthly thing of $99 per month. I have gotten my paperwork. The only thing I haven't received was the voucher.

The vehicle that I had is a 2015 car so I looked to get an extended auto warranty. I called Endurance and I liked what I was told. And talking to them on the phone and getting this thing set up and all that were okay. Everything was very easy.

Although my initial claim was denied, Endurance was courteous enough to give me a $500 discount and a $500 voucher for future services. I'm looking forward to working with them in the future if anymore problems arise. The staff was friendly and eager to help.

When I did my research, Endurance came up as one of the top ones on the internet. The price was also decent, which was why I thought they were the ones to call. It was great calling them to get it set up. I expected that it was gonna be a sales sort of feeling, so I had no problem stepping into it. They were very friendly and nice on the set-up. I asked all the questions from the beginning. I asked, "What if I if this doesn't work and I cancel it, is it a long-term contract?" So, I knew, stepping in, that it was easy to cancel. But after I reviewed everything, I canceled shortly thereafter and that was very difficult.

When I purchased the car used, I bought an extended warranty on it through the dealership. I got my head knocked off on that one. Then it just went out. There’s a warranty that's advertising on TV all the time and when I heard one of those commercials, it drove me to think about getting a warranty. I did a lot of research and it ended up coming up in all my research that the ones I chose are the ones that I should have chosen. My experience with Endurance has been way beyond expectation. If you’re looking for an organization that appears to do and does everything they say they’re gonna do, Endurance is your place.

The Endurance rep whom I worked with was not pushy. He answered questions for me. Even though I asked questions in different ways to try and trip him up, he still answered the same way. However, they quoted me one price but when I got my contract, it had a different price. They told me it was 3500 but now they're charging me 3800.

My wife found Endurance and I called them. Then, we liked what we heard, so we went with them. The specialist we dealt with was nice, and she did a great job. She explained to us and we went on and get it. The monthly payments are fine too.

I was searching on Google looking for an extended warranty. My husband and I kinda shopped around together and we called Endurance on two separate occasions to see what some of the qualifications were. We also looked up reviews on them. I had to call a few times and their reps explained everything. The customer service was excellent. Everything was good.

When I went on Google, Endurance Auto Warranty is the first one that came up, which was why I decided on them. There were different types of warranties and you got one that covers more than the other. But Endurance explained it very well on the website, so that wasn’t a problem. But a lot of times, people get these warranties and don’t know there are different types of warranties that they can get. The lady I talked to was very informative, courteous, pleasant, and very knowledgeable. Endurance was very flexible and allowed me to break up the payments, which was pretty good.

When I got my car off the dealership, it was a preowned, pre-certified car. And then I paid the extra for the extended warranty. And when that one was really close to coming up, then I got Endurance. Their rep was amazing and really polite. I didn’t have enough for the full amount the first take in my account and so, he took partial. And then eight days later, the rest came out. I really like that. However, he did say there was gonna be a $250 online thing that could be used for Amazon, and I haven’t seen that.

I first heard of Endurance because we were in the process of buying a vehicle. We were having the dealerships tell us a little about the warranty company that they use. One of the dealerships said that they use the number two and number three rated warranty companies. They also mentioned Endurance being one of the number one, and the reason they said they didn’t use them is because of their prices. We decided to go out on our own to find a warranty versus through the dealership because I was told that the dealerships also try to make a profit off of the warranties. So, I just Googled top-rated warranties and Endurance was one of the higher ones. I called a few companies and we compared and that’s how we decided to go with Endurance.

My car is good with mileage, but it's getting older. When I spoke to Endurance and they were telling me about their coverage, that made me wanna go with them. Speaking with their customer service was good. I'm not looking for something going wrong with my car, but when it does, Endurance is gonna take care of it.

Endurance has been very responsive, but when I contacted local Ford dealerships to confirm they would accept Endurance they were either unfamiliar with Endurance or not willing to accept any warranty except Ford.

Endurance Auto Warranty was very easy to deal with. The consultant was very nice and she answered all my questions and was very pleasant to deal with. We paid for it over the phone via credit card and it was really easy to do.

I was 20 miles before 100,000 and I was looking for a company that would take care of my car. I have a Lincoln and my car is fine. I get it serviced at the dealership, so I didn’t see myself having any issues, but it was a way for me to be assured. The purchase process at Endurance was good and simple. I have a master's in quality systems management. The rep was very customer-oriented and was really good.

I wouldn’t have shopped for Endurance had it not been for the dealership saying that that’s who they recommended, but I’ve told people to go ahead and look to see if they thought that that was a good thing for them. The place that I bought the car from doesn't have warranties. On their site, it gives a warranty company and that’s where I got the name from. I called to ask about this then I bought the policy before I even bought the car. They have good coverage and I already made my mind up that this was what I was going do, and I explained that when I called them.

The people I’ve talked to are really good people. They did real good customer service and everybody seems real good about everything. They’ve stood behind what they say, until now. My truck went into the shop the day before because it started acting a little weird on Sunday and the mechanic looked at it. They said something about the transmission was messed up or going out. So he advised me not to drive it. It needs to be fixed.

I was browsing around and thinking about what I could do to warranty my car. It's a 2016, but I just bought it and one of my concerns was the expense on, not just the engine and the transmission, but also the electronics on it. I deal with a lot of vehicles at work, and I know how expensive it can be when it has to go into the shop for anything electronic, especially that computer.

The sales pitch seemed to go on forever. When we finally got to the bottom line the quote was $1600 higher than the dealer quote for an extended warranty. The Endurance quote was also for less coverage and a higher deductible. When I told the agent I wasn't interested and why he insinuated that I was mistaken, I didn't have my facts straight, then proceeded with the high pressure tactic of trying to prey on fear of future expenses, etc. At that point I hung up. I had the dealer's offer in my hand with the specs.

When my previous auto warranty had just expired, I needed to get another one. When I called to purchase Endurance, the rep was okay. But I had to call back to clarify. She said something about me getting a certificate for100 or 200. That wasn’t true Whenever I contacted Endurance, they said that I would have to go back through the dealership. My dealership was in Pittsburgh because that was where I lived at the time. With the coronavirus, they were closed so, in order to take care of things, I went on with somebody else.

I had an extended warranty and I let that lapse and then I started searching for another one. The lady from Endurance said that they didn't outsource their payment. But she lied because they do outsource it because I'm not paying it through them. It is not a big problem but still they're outsourcing. If I was to pay through a different company, I'm okay with that but don't lie to me and say that you don't do that. But overall, the reps were good. They told me all the information that I needed to know. I don't like the fact that I have to pay first before they would do anything which is a headache. But I'm happy with my experience.

I just purchased a used car and I wanted to make sure that it was covered from bumper-to-bumper. I called Endurance and William, the fella that I talked to, gave me all the information. He told me what the amount would be, what it would cost me, and he told me everything that was covered, including tires. It was so nice. He was courteous, professional and was thorough with explanations. It wasn’t like a salesman-type pitch. It was just something that he knew and it was an easy sale. He put my mind at ease that if anything would happen, all I had to do was to make one little call and it would be taken care of. The payment comes out of my debit card every month, so I don’t worry about the payments. Endurance is a very good service.

I did my research and read everybody’s warranty. Then I read the reviews and Endurance had the highest reviews. Everybody was speaking highly of them. They were just a little bit better than everybody else in my eyes. I also googled them. It took me about a month and I finally said that I was gonna go with Endurance. I want to kinda upgrade my policy a little bit more. I know they're gonna do maintenance and tune-ups. I’m cool with the maintenance and can do my own maintenance. However, I don't think they cover the brakes with my plan. Their customer service is beautiful. They call you back and I like it. Customer service always means a lot to me.

I purchase the extended warranty when I purchased my Rubicon back in November. I had to place a claim the first time to replace my driveshaft and after the normal process of confirming coverage and application, the drive shaft was covered and replaced. Here I thought, "this is a great purchase" but then I had an issue months later with my radiator and tie rod. The price point for the radiator authorized was well below what I could find online and what the mechanic shop was charging me so I was left to pay a difference as Endurance does not cover markup parts. I had my vehicle towed to another location for a second opinion which took the repair out another two days as the second company had to diagnose and the rental car was not covered the extra two days so I had to come out of pocket the extra two days on top of the difference I had to pay for the radiator portion they did not want to cover.

My service contract was ending. I looked at three warranty companies and went with Endurance for the cheaper price. Their rep explained everything like how it worked. Everything was good. It was very easy to make payments for the purchase. I like the warranty thing. I was told that if I get another car and didn’t have a warranty, I can switch it over and all that so I thought that was great.

My warranty was expiring off of my Chevy Cruze. It's still a nice car, nothing wrong with it. I wanted to have coverage to extend the warranty on it because I have just a one-person income. I don't have a lot of extra money but I want to be able to afford repairs on my car if something should happen to it. I got Endurance's phone number from the ConsumerAffairs website. I called, and Endurance looked up a quote for me and what it covers. I accepted and paid for it. They sent me an email with the information and I printed my policy out. I was pleased with the help that I got.

I worked for an auto group and had looked at several companies online. I had also looked at some of our vendors. I went with Endurance for the time and the mileage that they allowed, which were six-year and 100,000. They also got decent ratings online. The rep was very good, but supposedly, he had been given some information that seemed misleading. I made that known to him and to several other people that we decided to talk to after we decided not to continue with the coverage. Setting up the payment was easy. I just made one payment. My signing up experience was adequate, but Endurance had the bonus coverage that they talked about, which needed to be explained better.

I was doing my mother a favor because she's 84. With an auto warranty, she won't have to worry about the car breaking down and she had to pay for it. I was playing with the internet and Endurance popped up. They got nice stuff, and I decided to give them a call. The young man I worked with was nice. He seemed to be pretty well knowledgeable. When I asked him something, he had an answer for it. So far, so good.

Endurance Auto Warranty was pretty much on the top when I checked them out. Their reps were pretty good too. But unfortunately, I had to call them ‘cause I had to cancel with them due to finances. It was pretty frustrating because I told them the reason why I was calling and then they were switching me from one person to another. Then they disconnected me, and I wasn’t too happy with that. They liked getting my business but if I had to cancel, they seemed to go out of their way to try to make that not happen.

Somebody told me about Endurance and I checked it out in the Internet. I got a little bit of info, called in, and made some questions about it and got the answers I was looking for. I got it, then I canceled it and then I got it again because I spoke to somebody else. I was asking some questions about it, but he didn’t have any answers for me. Why am I gonna get something when they can’t explain exactly how it’ll work? Then another guy called and when I was asking questions about the warranty, he was able to answer. I told him about the other guy and he said he was supposed to tell me about it. He was really helpful so I got Endurance again and I still have it.

My vehicle was up to 94,000 and I had run out of my former extended warranty. I said that if something happened to it, I didn't have a bunch of money to put out for it. I figured if I bought an extended, then they would take care of that. I read reviews and Endurance seemed to be getting the most positive reviews. It was the one that most people say was the best. I figured that going with them would be the thing to do. The rep was very nice and easy to talk to. He explained everything that I asked and I really enjoyed talking with him. I couldn't afford to pay the full amount and had gotten a payment plan. All in all, everything went better than I expected.

The rep gave me all the information I needed. I had some more questions and I gave him a call back and he answered all those questions. It took more time before I purchased that option but I'm satisfied with it.

Endurance just Care about took money from Customers, after I took my car to the Dealer for a repair I got a call from Smart Auto Care telling I won’t be cover because it was pre-existing condition supposedly when my car had 20K miles, Endurance never show me a probe of that, they just took people’s money and when you need a repair, they will call you saying it’s a Pre-existing condition or simply they can’t cover the repairs, and of course saying SORRY, and this the best rated Warranty Company???? Never waste a Dollar with Endurance, just Dishonest and Liars. And I’m not the only one, read all bad reviews they have and you will find a lot of customers have been victimized from Endurance and their Bad actions.

Endurance's purchasing process was really easy. There was a bunch of information and then we were done.

I was searching on the web for an extended warranty and I looked at about four companies. Endurance was the main one that popped up and it was the most recommended. I liked the length of the warranty compared to everybody else and the price as well. Most companies offered me five years for the same thing but Endurance offered me seven for the same price, so it was a no-brainer.

My car was a used car. An extended warranty is important in case it breaks down. Endurance Auto Warranty had good rates and their salesman's pitch was good. The process and the way they explained the coverage were great. I also haven't received my hard copy from them. Other than that, everything has been good.

My experience went really well. It was my first time buying the coverage so I wanted to be sure I was buying the right thing. It sounded like they were offering more for the money and I wanted to be sure that I wasn’t just buying something that was good on paper. So that pretty much sealed the deal for me. They were very helpful. The rep was great. She had answers to my questions. Also, their website was easier to navigate than the ones I use all the time.

I wanted to get a service contract, but I didn't know who to get. There were so many of them out there that and you don't know what they were gonna cover and what they were not gonna cover. Somebody had told me about Endurance. I remember hearing about CarShield on TV and he said that Endurance was better. He also said that his dad liked them because they told him upfront what was gonna happen, what they were gonna do, what they would fix, and what they wouldn't fix.

I'm satisfied with Endurance. Everything is great other than the gift card that they said I will receive. I haven't received that yet. The purchase went pretty smoothly. I talked to them and they went through the process with me, and then they help me break down the initial payment into two payments. I spoke with a couple reps, and both of them were very polite and thorough. They knew the answers that I needed.

We did comparisons and Endurance rated pretty high. They rated pretty well when we looked them up. The process with Endurance was fine. I felt comfortable and not pressured at all. Working with the rep was pretty good. He wouldn't upsell and did a great job of explaining everything. We were on a computer verifying everything he was saying.

I had an auto warranty on my car. I went from full-time to part-time on my job so once I go back to full-time, I decided to get the extended warranty back again. I was with a company called Protect My Car and they were charging me 140 a month. I checked around, went on the internet and I typed in “the best car warranty.” By far, Endurance was the best price that I could come up with.

The Endurance rep was really good. He sent me information on how to submit a claim and he worked with me on a payment plan.

I have only ever purchased brand new vehicles and I noticed that as soon as you drive brand new vehicles an awful lot, they're worth a lot less. So, finding a slightly older vehicle that I actually liked seemed kind of scary because I have to worry if I was purchasing other people’s problems. I didn't know that in purchasing a used car, you can also purchase extended warranties just like you would if you had a new car. Finding that out was kind of a good reason that I chose to go that route. Knowing that there was stuff that I can purchase to help alleviate some of the repairs, makes purchasing a used car a little bit more valuable than just automatically getting a new one.

I have three cars and I had a vehicle policy with the company called Toco Warranty. The premiums were high to me, so I started searching. I was looking for value and I stumbled upon Endurance. I had Toco to compare it to then I looked at CarShield. There were some paperwork I got from the dealer, but they only deal with dealerships. Meanwhile, the Endurance website looks okay and it seems informative. It tells me everything I want to know as well. I have a new vehicle and my signing-up experience was wonderful. They’re well informed on the services they provide.

Endurance is a good company. They had the best reviews of the companies that I looked at online, which was why I chose them. The rep I spoke with was knowledgeable. Their purchasing process wasn’t bad at all. It's not much to sign up and it’s not much a month. However, they refused my claim. I took my car to one place to have it looked at. They drained the transmission fluid and put new fluid in. They told me everything was fixed. However, the problem wasn’t my transmission. A week or so after I signed up for Endurance, my car started acting funny again. I took it back to the place and they did the more extensive testing. They found out that it was my transmission.

My car has 150,000 miles on it and I wanted to get a good service agreement. Of all the people that we contacted, Endurance was the most responsive. We did the sign up over the phone. The rep called and asked about the car and the VIN number and the mileage. He also asked if there was any problems with the car and I told him that we’ve always done all the maintenance. There was some problem with the exact mileage even though I gave it to several people several different times. After my fifth call about the mileage, a supervisor called me because I was going to cancel my contract. But they solved all of the issues and assured me. I had a hard time justifying why a six-digit number would cause so much problems and I had all those phone calls asking the same question. After that was resolved, we received a contract. Since they stopped calling and stopped asking me the exact mileage, my experience has been much better.

My vehicle was getting ready to go over 100,000 miles. I had it since it was brand new. So, I know what things are due and I wanna try to keep it beyond my 100,000 miles while I keep another 100,000 miles as I possibly can. So, I was getting some warranty just in case I'd need it. Endurance was one of the top three extended warranty companies. Apparently, Endurance is not a middleman. It is the main company you go through. The other top two were the middleman which I didn't like. The Endurance consultant gave me all the information that I needed. The individual helped me out. I took the time to review everything else and made the decision about three weeks later.

Previously, we had CarShield and when we had a claim, I didn't like the way they did it. There was a lot of ambiguous, hidden language inside their contract. Plus, they spent too much money on advertising. I went with Endurance and I was satisfied with my experience with their reps. They explained all aspects of the coverage excellently. Making payments for purchasing the coverage was very easy too.

I looked Endurance up and then I checked all these fees on my searches. I then decided to call and the next thing I know, I purchased the Endurance plan. The person I spoke with was very personable and professional. Surprisingly, we had a lot in common, which was cool. Everything went well.

I have Googled for the best providers and I researched a total five of them before selecting Endurance. It seemed like it was the best deal to go with from what I was reading. The dealership I bought the vehicle from gave a two-year warranty that was supposed to come with it. The vehicle protection specialist was informative and he explained everything in detail to me. I like to have things in writing too and I'm still waiting on the package where I can have all the details on it. The main thing I wanted to be sure about was the drivetrain -- it turned 121,000 now. When you're not getting something that is new, it is a 2015 model, you definitely want some coverage onto it.

My car is getting up in miles and I wanna keep it for another two or three years. Endurance Auto Warranty offered a better plan. They covered more and a longer warranty on the car. Most of the other plans were expiring at 150,000 and theirs was like 250,000 miles or somewhere around that. Due to the Coronavirus, everybody's working from home. So dealing with them was great. I've made two payments with them. I just put the second payment in the mail yesterday.

I wanted to make sure that I still had a warranty on my vehicle once the factory extended warranty expired. Endurance was the first company I looked at. I wanted to kinda get it out of the way. The first time I spoke with someone, it wasn’t very good. I understand that it’s a sales tactic to say that I needed to purchase a warranty before I could know what is covered. Whatever price is not guaranteed after. The sales pitch included, “We can’t guarantee this rate.” They couldn’t tell me what was covered until I buy it then I have x amount of time to return it. But why can’t they just tell me? It was ridiculous. What made it really bad was the senior sales rep didn't wanna even tell me like what was part was covered. She couldn’t really tell me anything about the warranty.

Having a warranty is new to me and it is something that my 92 year old father thought that was really important, so I thought I'd do it. It occurred like rattling a bunch of things up then when I found out that there was information on the internet that I could go to and I could look at at my leisure, I did a search on Google for the top warranty companies. In the various searches that I did, Endurance came up as one of the three top ones. I took my time and spent time looking at them as well as the other companies online, and they seemed like they were a good firm.

Endurance's representatives have good customer service skills. They're respectful and they knew about the product they were selling or servicing.

When I bought my car, I didn't feel good about the auto warranty the dealership was offering and didn't get one at the dealership. I saw an Endurance advertisement and thought I’d try it. It was a good choice. The rep was very courteous, kind, and professional.

The Endurance rep was very thorough. He did a good job explaining and answering all the questions that I had. I had a good experience.

We just purchased a used vehicle that was outside of the factory warranty and we wanted to find something to cover us. I chose Endurance mostly because the information that I got came up from ConsumerAffairs site and I did some research from there. Once I called them, they had reasonable coverage and pricing comparison. I had a third-party warranty several years back for a different car so I had a feel for what it should cost. And as long as it covered the items that I wanted and was reasonable monthly, I was okay with it.

Endurance's signup part was smooth, straightforward, and wasn't hard. At first, when I talked to an Endurance specialist, it was full coverage, but after I told him the mileage on the vehicle, it dropped down certain coverage. That was the only bad part. He did well in explaining the aspects of the coverage and setting up the payment was easy. I like how he had worked with me. I didn't have the cash right then, but he said to just pay a little bit and they'd still give me the coverage. He said that he'd just save my account and call me back.

I am a current customer of Endurance and have paid $126 a month for the last 15 months. I also paid a down payment of $250. The total cost will be just over $4600. I have had 3 claims in this 15 month period. They have disputed ALL 3. They paid 1 only after fighting tooth and nail with my repair shop (They won't let you speak to anyone who has authority to overturn a decision).

Endurance Auto Warranty was at the top of the list of auto warranty companies on the internet, which was why I chose it first. It was good, so I went with it. The rep was pretty helpful. He went over the policies with me. He gave me a number for the monthly payment and I agreed to it.

Somebody gave me the number to Endurance and said they have good deals. I called and it was a good deal to me. So I went for it. The rep explained everything correctly and gave me a good synopsis. It was good. He was very pleasant. I had to pay upfront and then it's $124 a month for the first three years, then years four and five are free, I guess.

My factory warranty was about to expire and I was having trouble going through my dealership with making payments as they wanted me to pay the whole $3,000 and not do monthly anymore just to renew. I looked at the top five best car warranty companies and even though it said Endurance was number two, I liked everything that they had to offer so I ended up calling them. The representative was really nice. We had a longer conversation than expected. He made me feel really comfortable with making the purchase. We weren’t just talking about the car warranty. We fully started going into TV shows and stuff.

I had heard Endurance is pretty good so I purchased with them and everything was good with their rep. They’re very knowledgeable. It was good to have something I can put on the car and have it taken care of.

Endurance's rep was very thorough with his explanation and was able to answer my questions effortlessly. He was really detailed and I felt like I was speaking to a friend who was very knowledgeable about their product. I felt very confident in their company because of how well he expressed things. Plus they offered coverage for six years or 100,000 miles as well as additional incentives. Most companies only offered three.

When I went into ConsumerAffairs, Endurance had a couple of recommendations. I was looking at CarShield and I did a little investigation on them but Endurance seemed like the better choice, so I went with Endurance. The representative that I spoke with ran everything down to me and told me what I was eligible for. She walked me through the whole process the way I could understand and gave me time to make a choice. She was very informative, very down-to-earth, and any questions that I had, she accommodated in a day. I didn't have to think twice after I spoke with her and I made the decision right there. The experience was gratifying, so I’m satisfied with it.

I called Endurance and the rep was very helpful and answered my questions. I decided to move forward and it has been good so far.

The guy I spoke with covered all of the different programs Endurance has. He explained everything about their program and the cost. I have a 2014 vehicle that has a low mileage but it has a lot of options on it that are expensive to repair if they go out. Based on that, and my plan to keep that vehicle I decided to go with them. However I thought Endurance would mail me out some kind of a book in regard to what’s covered and what’s not but I haven’t received that yet.

The main thing that made me look into a warranty was the age of my car. It's almost 20 years old. I first heard about Endurance from the TV ads and when I spoke with someone from there, they were very nice. They were friendly, helpful and insightful. That’s why I signed up.

Endurance's warranty was a bit more expensive than I expected. But with all the electronics in cars today, I needed extended coverage. Endurance had the best coverage for the price and signing up with them was an easy experience. The coverage was explained to me pretty well and I understood what the reps were trying to tell me.

The first individual I talked to at Endurance helped me real well. The second individual did, too, but he didn’t seem as caring or concerned as the first one. It seemed like he just wanted to get me off the phone. But he answered all my questions, so I didn't have any problems with him.