Endurance Warranty Reviews

Endurance was one of the two better companies to go with, and they had better pricing than the other company. And they covered more. I had them email me the complete policy because I wanted to read it in black and white. I started with somebody, but I couldn't commit immediately. I ended up getting the supervisor and it went well.

When I Googled, Endurance was the number two or three and I decided to go with them. I pretty much understood the rep's explanation of the coverage. And making my payments was easy. It came right out of my account. To submit claims, before I do anything, I'm supposed to call them first and tell them that I'm going out to the repair shop. Then the shop is supposed to contact them too.

Endurance was rated relatively high on some of the reviews, and they were easy to work with whenever I called. I was apprehensive about this extended warranty stuff, but Cadillac didn't call me back in a timely manner while Endurance was responsive. The rep went through the coverage, the contract, and the pricing. He did cover a few different options when I inquired. At the end, he did explain the mileage. I've not used the service to really be educated but I felt it was a good decision and I hope I was right.

The truck had 60,000 miles on it and I wanted some backup, for insurance purposes. Based on the ratings I saw, I went with Endurance and the purchase experience went pretty smoothly. It was a little long but it was okay.

The way the guy from Endurance called back on the phone was more of a hard sell and he didn't need to be because I had already decided I was gonna go with them. I just hadn't called back to sign up yet. He asked me what it would take to sell me this warranty. I told him that the monthly price was still a little high. He then said that they already cut if for me three times. But he hadn't done anything and I didn't know what he was talking about. The bottom line was they still had the lowest price.

I researched a little bit online. Endurance had some really good reviews and they were the first to contact me back. The pricing seemed right so it was good. Both of the people I spoke to were very eager to help and knowledgeable. Then I was told I would be getting a little bonus of $200 thing for paying the full amount upfront. I was thinking that it’s gonna be like a gift card thing. But I could only use a certain amount per item I'd choose to purchase. I wish they just have a better explanation of that.

The purchasing process with Endurance went fine. It was something I was very interested in. Their rep was awesome and everything on their website, for me, was easy to understand.

Endurance was inside my budget and did not cost me $150 a month. Moreover, the rep was informative, professional and well-knowledged. However, I couldn't find the benefits, like the little gift checks, that they offer. But I'll figure that out, eventually.

I felt pretty good when I spoke with the Endurance reps. They were knowledgeable and explained all the different policies and I accepted one. The specialist gave me a couple of different options about the initial payment.

My son is a researcher and before I purchased Endurance, I told him about that and he came back and told me that it was a good company. They were rated very high and after researching the reviews, the reviews were excellent. You hear horror stories about you purchase things and they never come true for you and I kept hemming and hawing, but the rep was very patient with me. Any questions that my son came back to me about it, she would call me. In fact, she called me three days in a row to answer any questions I had. She wasn’t pushy at all like some people are. She gave me time. She also asked if it would it be okay if she called back the next day, which was fine. The payment is very good too. It’s giving me the option of not having to do a one lump sum, and it’s very affordable for me. It’s also nice that if I have extra money, I can prepay it all and I don’t have to worry about making the payments.

I did some background research as far as credibility and I found out that Endurance Auto Warranty is actually a reputable company. I called some dealerships and Endurance is one of the names they mentioned. I wanted to get an extended warranty. I know how important it is to have one. Their customer service was good but I had a hard time getting through. I didn’t know my exact date to pay so I called. I got disconnected a couple of times, trying to get in touch with the right person. It was good once I got in touch with somebody I could talk to. My payment would come directly out of my account so it should be pretty easy.

Getting a plan with Endurance was a really easy process. They covered all the multiple plans that they had and the certain recommended ones, and it was a really great service. In fact, it was a really quick thing so right afterwards, I called back just to ask a couple of questions and they answered all my questions. I’ve gotten everything for the policy now.

We purchased a low-mileage, used car and it was just at the end of its regular warranty service so we decided we wanted to extend it. There seemed to be some pretty good recommendations for Endurance online and the rep who assisted me had the information that I needed and wanted so that was good. I usually do this for trucks, not for passenger vehicles, but I also pretty much knew what kind of coverage I wanted so they were pretty straightforward. Then when I had to pay the premium off to get the extra discount, I called in there and that went fine.

Endurance's offer was decent and the rep whom I spoke with was very good. He went through the whole contract, explained everything and told me what they recommended. They called me back the same day just to verify the mileage on the car. So far, I've been very satisfied with the warranty I got.

I got Endurance for my other car and this is my second plan for this particular car so I think it’s very important. The first payment was supposed to be due today and I have not received nothing yet. But when I made the purchase, everything was cool. The salesperson was very friendly and cooperative. The first payment was actually due on the 23rd but I asked him to push it to the 1st because I like paying everything on the first and there were no problems whatsoever. Everything went well.

We were just out of warranty and we plan on keeping the car for a while. Endurance's rep was very knowledgeable. Having a warranty is extremely valuable, especially right now with the uncertainty of people’s income and the average repair on a vehicle can be thousands of dollars. It’s nice to have that security.

When I bought my car, it didn't have a warranty. It was almost 20 years old and had 109,000 miles on it. It's a beautiful Porsche Boxster S and I wanna have some kind of fallback in case something happens to it. When I looked up service contracts on the internet, Endurance was the first one who came. I explained to the rep what was going on with the car and what I needed to have. He showed me the program, what they were offering, and what it was gonna cover. I'm satisfied with the coverage.

I was with Cargo and then I went online and looked for something different. I called a couple of places and I liked what Endurance was offering. Even though it was a little higher, it was worth it. If something happened and I have to get a rental car, I wouldn’t have to worry about somebody telling me we’d get that and then they’d reimburse us. When making payments they let me make an arrangement until I have the half, ‘cause I didn't have the full amount at that time. Overall, I would tell others that Endurance is the best offer that I’ve moved on with.

I read a lot of things online and Endurance Auto Warranty seemed to come out one of the highest. Their rep was very nice and let me talk to a supervisor who was wonderful. They worked with me on the downpayment and they're gonna take monthly payments.

We did some shopping around and went with Endurance because of all the different options they had available. Purchasing with them was very easy and quick. They were clear.

I got my first BMW and I heard everybody saying to get a warranty. I wanted to make sure that I protect myself. I was looking at three companies and among them, Endurance looked like it was reputable. The price was good too. They explained everything well. I called the customer service at one point when I needed a jump. I didn’t have a card, and it was after-hours, so they weren't able to help me. But having this warranty is definitely valuable. I feel like even with one repair, it will pay itself off with this vehicle. Overall, I was very satisfied.

I needed some extended warranty and did my research. After looking at the other companies, I thought Endurance was the one I could work with. Signing up with them was fairly easy and very professional. And the price is fair.

Everything’s good with Endurance. It seemed fine with their rep and I got an email about my online account information. I’d recommend them to somebody.

It was great working with my rep from Endurance. The coverage was explained excellently and making payments has been easy. I'm very satisfied.

I looked at six companies and Endurance covers two tires, which nobody else in the industry is doing. The rep was able to answer the questions on everything that I was looking for. He knew what he was talking about and handled it professionally. It was a very positive experience and I’m very satisfied with Endurance. Having a warranty on your vehicle is important. I drove a lot of miles before Coronavirus and will again after. Just like any other warranty or insurance, you just wanna have that peace of mind.

My sister and her family have Endurance and I decided to go with them as well. But I don't like that they offer you a price, but when you're undecided, they say, "This is the only day that we'll give you this price." According to them, they gave me a discount because I'm military. At the moment, we're out of budget due to some things going on at home. I said that I couldn't afford them at the moment. The rep put somebody else on the phone and then they kinda stretched the payments out so that it would be a little more affordable over the longer run.

I bought my BMW and I had to pay for this thing out of pocket. Also, I had to get my coolant fixed and stuff when I bought it and I had to pay 2,900. That made me put an auto warranty on. I was looking up a couple of them and I was going between the ones people say were the best and I chose Endurance. Everybody has been cool on the phone. The rep broke down a lot of stuff for me.

Endurance has a good deal and they cover everything like the keys and if you have a problem with the tire. Because of those, I chose the company and it was excellent working with the salesperson.

My previous extended auto warranty didn't really explain everything to me. And it kind of hurt me on the back end. It ran out earlier and when I saw Endurance's reviews, it was pretty good and the pricing was fine, which was why I went with them. The rep I worked with was perfect.

I switched over from a lease to a purchase on my vehicle. When I did the purchase, they didn’t offer me a warranty. I brought my car in to check something out with the gearshift and they’re like, “You don’t have a warranty,” and I was a little shocked. The Endurance salesperson felt pretty authentic and spot-on. The pricing was great, too. The two people that I spoke with were kind and not pushy. The rep was very informative, too. Others should go for the Endurance warranty. With a warranty, I have peace of mind so it's very valuable.

I was with USAA and they recommended Endurance. Everything was great purchasing from them and the rep was great and very informative. I sent in a little email request for a quote and he called me.

Having Endurance has been good so far. They have the warranty policy that I needed. However I'll be calling them. They have a $250 gift credit that you can use to order stuff but when you go to place the order, it asks you for money. They need to explain more how to get it.

Iona was perfect and very pleasant. She answered my questions and concerns. She was the reason I selected Endurance. I've downloaded my ID cards and saved what the benefits are of having my plan

I checked with ConsumerAffairs because I wanted to check on Endurance's rating. I figured that the information would probably be fairly reliable. I’ve never done it before but I couldn't imagine if there would be a bad company listed on the ConsumerAffairs website. The whole purpose would be to make sure that they're on the up and up. So I took that and ran with it, and we’ve been pleasantly surprised. Endurance has been really wonderful. With all of this that’s been going on, my actual warranty won’t go into effect until the end of this month due to financial strains but Endurance has been more than flexible with helping us in taking care of everything with our payment arrangement. So I really can’t complain as far as their customer service is concerned. They’ve been really great.

Endurance had some pretty good reviews and it looked like a good program for me. I had a five-year-old car with low mileage, 37,000, but their program seemed like I could get a bumper-to-bumper all the way through to 100,000. I went right on and got my warranty. It was good dealing with their specialist. There was plenty of information and all of my questions were answered. The payment goes through Mepco and it's fine. So far, so good. It’s pretty well wide open and if you have a breakdown or you need repairs, you can go to any ASE-certified.

I had a choice between CarShield, Endurance, and another company. The interaction with Endurance rep was surprisingly pleasant and that’s why I elected to go with them. I liked the benefit and the low price too. After the interview that I had with the lady, I was waiting for a warranty for my car. It was good. I finally got a letter stating that if I need to go to a mechanic, I can show them the letter or the card that Endurance sent me. I haven’t received the card yet though.

Everything went fine with Endurance. I like their level of coverage. The policy I got from them is okay. However, I would not like to be pressured to finalize the purchase on an initial call.

If anything happens with my vehicle, there’s no way that I could afford $3,000 in repairs. I’m a single mother of two. A warranty is absolutely incredibly important to me. I Googled and looked at a bunch of reviews and Endurance had the best rating. The rep was professional and very informative when I was purchasing the warranty. I talked to a few different people and after talking through with them, I didn't have any questions.

It’s very important to have an extended auto warranty for your vehicle. I was looking for an affordable bumper-to-bumper warranty for my car and that's why I chose Endurance. Purchasing the policy went well and the sales rep was good.

I had a situation where I went ahead and put two grand up front. But I had to not do that because of the stuff going on so Endurance handled it very well and took care of it right away, and I thought that was really good. I haven’t had to use the service, I’ve got a really good car, but I wanted to make sure I had something in place until I finish the payments. Everybody I worked with was great. Everything was explained pretty well. I read through the materials, so the questions that I asked were pretty much answered. The only thing that wasn't clarified was that I had to get the car fixed where I bought it. I’m in South Carolina and I bought it in Fort Myers, Florida. I’m assuming I’ll have to drive all the way back there and get it fixed if there was a warranty issue. But there’s also a place that specializes in working on these cars, EuroWorks, and I think I read in there that would be okay. Then their app does not work.

Based on research, it seemed that Endurance was the most reliable and the price was decent. The purchasing process was very good and user-friendly.

Endurance put the hard sell on for me when I inquired online about their policy. I told them that I had to check things out and I avoided them until I was ready to talk to them again. The policy covers everything except for normal wear and tear stuff. Also, the Cadillac place in Lake Charles said that they took it. Everything was okay when we purchased it. Now, I’m waiting for their paperwork.

Endurance Auto Warranty is great. Their plan was more comprehensive for the same price as others. I hope that when something does happen, it gets covered and I wasn't bamboozled.

The reps at Endurance sounded very knowledgeable. They were very professional and nice. People have to have a lot of patience to deal with me because of my memory and me going over questions a few times. Purchasing from them went through smoothly.

My factory warranty went out. I went online and did a Google search for the best-extended car coverages. Endurance was a good deal. The rep gave me good responses. I still haven’t received my stuff in the mail, though. I’m worried about that right now. But having this warranty is pretty valuable if something happens to my vehicle.

Endurance's reps were great. They explained everything to me. And I even asked them to call and remind me to check my mileage.

I was looking for something cheap for my car. I chose Endurance and it’s going good for the most part. The rep did a great job and she explained everything. The price was a decent amount but it would be better if it could have been cheaper.

Endurance had 4 or 5 stars when I checked the website to get extended warranty. So I decided to go with them and the rep I worked with was great. He called me when I was on the freeway so I had to stop and I talked to him. Because of my mileage, I got the new car warranty that is for six years or 131,000 miles. Then I paid for three and the other three are free. I haven't received the paperwork but I was being patient. I got the plan on February the 15th and March 15th was the end of the first month, which is my probation period.

It was good dealing with Endurance. They explained the coverage very well and I’m satisfied with it. Having the coverage is very valuable. If you need anything fixed or serviced because your vehicle’s breaking down pretty good, Endurance is a pretty good insurance to have so you don't have to worry about coming out of pocket later.

When I was shopping around, Endurance had the best deal. They were also nice and they were the fastest. It was a good purchasing experience.

It went pretty well with Endurance. I read the reviews and picked them. Their price was accommodating, too. They sent me my insurance through the emails and they have everything under my hood for coverage.

Endurance was available and better than another warranty company. The purchasing process and the sales consultant were good. Making payment was all right and I opted for an automatic payment every month.

Everything went really nice and smooth. The agent was real professional and kind. When I mentioned that it was kind of expensive, she did her best to get it down to where I could afford it. She did a good job.

I have a five-year-old Hyundai and the warranty that came with the car is expiring in April. So, I wanted to have continued coverage. I looked online and Endurance seemed to have a pretty good rating. I called other people but Endurance was a better deal and they seem pretty easy to work with as far as getting it all set up. They also got quick quotes and had a good price.

Consumers Affairs and AARP recommended Endurance so went for it. My car is a 2003 and I just paid out $1,000 to get the pipes and everything replaced. My feeling is that if I had this warranty, they would have not charged me. I would have been paid for. The Endurance rep was very nice. He sent me a sample of what the paperwork was. They had no contract to sign, which I thought was unusual. Usually, if you’re going to buy something like that, you get a contract and you have to sign for it.

I was looking up what some of the better prices were, and there was this site online that came up with three or four of the best-recognized companies and their prices. I proceeded to get ahold of them, and then I got ahold of Endurance and decided to contract with them. What I liked about them was that you could pay it all or you could pay a monthly payment. I wanted to pay the monthly, so I went with them. Their reps were very informative. I looked into warranties before, so I could tell if they knew what they were talking about. They knew about what it did cover specifically and what it did not. They were communicative, very polite and professional. Making the payments when I purchased the warranty was extremely easy. It was done in less than three minutes.

Endurance's rep was a nice guy and really helpful. He said that he would send me the policy and explained the gist of it. And I chose them for their price and rating.

My husband decided to add a vehicle warranty but we didn’t know how to find a legit company so he went with some other company at first but I investigated a little more and found Endurance and the rate was excellent and for our budget. Then the customer service was excellent and friendly. I’m happy with our choice.

When I had purchased the warranty, another company called me back and they told me that their warranty was better than Endurance and theirs was gonna be doing so much more than the one I got. I went back and researched it so that I could see, and it was like what I got was just as good as what they were offering, and they were more expensive. From what I could tell, I had pretty good coverage with Endurance. Also, the rep that I dealt with was knowledgeable.

Endurance was fairly highly rated on the internet and that's why I chose them but I was thinking about cancelling that policy today. The problem was that they told us one thing on the coverage and then when I got the coverage, I read it and it was not what they said. I had contact with them but they weren’t able to do anything.

I bought a used vehicle that I financed and I wasn't offered any warranty. I was looking for overall good coverage and went with Endurance because of the reviews. The rep was very helpful and the experience of enrolling with them was good.

I'm satisfied with Endurance. They were the cheapest but I have coverage for everything in the drivetrain, including the engine and the transmission.

Everything went well except for the $250 Amazon gift card that I was told that I would get. There wasn’t any gift card. There was a discount on gift cards, but there were no discount on Amazon gift cards. So I was kinda thrown in a loop for that. I was a little disappointed. They didn’t explain that very well. They just said that I would get a $250 gift card if I sign up. So that kinda persuaded me, and then the rep told me I had to wait until I made my first payment, which wasn’t true either.

Despite the fact that I don't know anything about Auto Warranties, Endurance's rep was not annoyed with all of my questions. Shortly after getting the warranty, we had to file a claim. Now we're waiting to see if Endurance will cover it. I'm paying a lot of money for something that we don’t even know will cover things until later on today. When their guy came out to inspect my vehicle, he said that Endurance needed the engine taken apart because they may not cover it but pieces of it instead. I was also told that if Endurance will not pay for my claim then I have to pay $1,000 just for them to tear it down and not fix anything. This is frustrating because I'm not making money right now. Still, people at Endurance have been helpful.

I got a lot of people that have new trucks with the same year as mine, and a few people are having mechanical issues already, and it always seems to happen after their manufacturer warranty. I thought I had a five-year warranty on mine. When I went to get my last oil change done, I asked what really covered on my warranty and when it would be up. The people said that it was already expired. My truck's not even three years old yet, but because I had hit the 36,000 miles, it was up. I'd better be on the safe side since my warranty is up. If I'm driving it then it ain't got a warranty, and it would break down on me, being a single mom, I don't have a lot of money now.

It's very important to have a car warranty. Endurance had very good prices and the warranty coverage that they had compared to others covered a more expensive amount for not even a higher charge than most places. Also, there are benefits that are given when you sign up with Endurance. They definitely work with me. They let me pay the deposit amount and they helped me with a little extension because I wasn't able to pay the full amount. Within the first month, they made sure I paid that. It's already active.

I had a good idea what I wanted when I called Endurance. I had no problems at all with the rep I talked to. The price is a little high though, but it probably would not matter what it was.

I called Endurance and their rep was really good with me. He explained what my coverage was gonna be, how much it would cost, and the deductible. Plus, I got a 30-day grace period to decide if I want to keep it or not. The call went great. I'm on a fixed income and I'm retired. This warranty will help me an awful lot if my truck breaks down.

The lady that I went through to purchase Endurance was great. I have no qualms about her. However, the company that Endurance uses that makes their decisions on the coverage and what they're going to approve and not approve and stuff is absolutely horrific. The very first time I had a claim, they found some grey area to deny it. I just had the truck serviced and everything checked and it was fine. They didn't want anything to do with it saying it was a preexisting condition and me being able to show that it wasn’t. I have all the service records. It was in the same dealership. I also have a clean bill of health on the truck.

When I ran out of the factory warranty, I got on a computer and read different reviews. I called a couple of companies and ended up going with Endurance. The price was the biggest reason I did, but I also liked their reviews and their rating so I felt safe with them. I got the bumper-to-bumper and really liked the person who helped me sign up. She was funny.

The reps at Endurance were nice. They explained the coverage pretty well. This is a new vehicle, so I’m still paying the loan on it. I found this extended warranty a good thing to have.

I looked at the Better Business ratings and complaints, and I saw that Endurance had good reviews. So far, making the payments has been good. They just debit my credit card.

I had the motor and transmission in mind when I signed up with Endurance. The main thing is that even though I don't have a lot of miles on it, it can still go bad. Having the warranty is very valuable because I hate to take another car of mine down for the transmission and I don't wanna have to pay that much for it to get it fixed. However, I need to get a copy of my policy from Endurance so I can pay it off. They said it would be out within 7 to 10 days, but it has been almost a month and I haven't gotten it. I am really upset about that part. Other than that, the rep was very good.

For the love of God please don't purchase a warranty from these people, if you value your hard earned dollar. They will tell you everything you want to hear to close the deal. Once you file a claim they will treat you like you have the Coronavirus. They will try to avoid you for 14 days hoping that all your symptoms have subsided and that they don't have to pay any money. You will never be able to speak to a supervisor, because they're too afraid to tell you you're about to be played. If you decide to deal with these people despite my warning, make sure to RECORD EVERY CONVERSATION!! They are crafty and always looking for any excuse not to pay on a claim. You're better off just saving your money each month and adding to it if something happens. Please, Endurance don't leave a message pretending like you want to talk either, cause for the past week all you guys did was run and hide like some little kids. Thanks for nothing!!

I bought a used 2014 Chevy Silverado with 50,000 miles on it, I wanted an extended warranty because I drive around 1000 miles every 2 weeks. The truck now has 132k miles on it and I'm getting chatter from the torque converter, took it to the shop and had them look at it and they say it's the transfer case (it isn't). An inspector comes out, looks at my truck and denies my claim because I have "oversized tires".

Endurance's rep was knowledgeable about the product and gave me insight on certain things. Also, I have two friends that have them and they've had a good track record. I had money stored so I put a nice deposit down. And, the monthly payment was very easy to handle and I'm good with that.

If in case anything goes wrong with my vehicle, I had gotten a service contract from Endurance. They had a really good rating out in the market, which was why I went with them. Their reps were professional, decent people. They were also knowledgeable about the coverage. Having the warranty gives you peace of mind knowing that you’re covered just in case anything happens to your vehicle.

My car is paid off, but I don’t have any coverage anymore. I acquired a service contract for protection. That right there made me feel like it was a better purchase for me. I looked at about five companies, but it was a fast decision not because I didn’t know a lot about it, but I felt that there’s an industry standard for it. Endurance gave me a year of the upgraded service just in case. My car is at about 10 years and I’m at around 150,000 miles. I thought that my car is gonna mess up within the next three years anyway. And I tried to do the math when it came to how much the things that break on a car costs, like an alternator, getting oil changes, the drivetrain, or the transmission. Endurance is willing to take on the burden for me and I’m willing to pay for it. I felt like 95 bucks a month, plus the upgraded package, kinda evens out even if nothing happens to my car at all. And at least, I’ll be covered if one of those things did mess up.

Endurance's reps were thorough about what their warranty covers and what it doesn't. They were also thorough about the process if I have to file a claim. I also like how Endurance does everything and it's not third-party like everyone else. I had a warranty before them which was a third-party provider and it was a disaster. With Endurance, the policy's there and it's available at any time. There's no bait and switch. I'm happy with their product.

There was a review that said Endurance was pretty good so I went with them. It was fine with their rep when I was signing up.

The process of getting Endurance Auto Warranty was fairly easy. The sales consultant was pretty awesome. He answered all my questions and made me feel a little bit more secure with getting it because I didn't really know the difference. I googled the best company to go through and they opped up. It covered a lot more when I saw what it was gonna cover. I’d recommend them.

I decided to keep the vehicle. I kept BMW's past warranties before and found that it was painful. I did some research and I chose to go with Endurance Auto Warranty. Their rep was a bit too much of a used car salesman type so I didn't really like him, but I still purchased the contract after checking some references. The policy just started and it was easy to make the payments through credit card.

So far, things have been good with my Endurance Auto Warranty. Purchasing it was simple and easy. Once I got through the initial process and made the first payment, I was done.

My previous warranty expired. The car did not have a warranty on it and it was time to cover it. Endurance was within the top warranties and seemed reputable. Also, their timeframe for the warranty to kick in was within 30 days and they provided payment arrangements. The lady I dealt with was very professional. They answered all my questions and they seemed to be very knowledgeable. They also didn’t speak negatively about the others that I was looking at. They concentrated on the delivery of their services.

A lot of vehicle extended warranty companies are very pushy, but Endurance wasn't. They explained what they had to offer and what will be included in a purchase plan. And they even gave me like a two-week extension to fit in with my current bill payment. The rep explained to me what the claim process was and that I could select any repair center that was near me and just make sure that they accepted their policy. One little snag about them is that I need to register separate accounts for my vehicles when using their app but overall, everything is good.

I always had warranties on my cars and before deciding on Endurance, I did some research. They’re not a third-party company. When I bought the warranty, the rep was kinda quick and glazed over the questions that I was asking but that was the only issue I had.

I’ve been with at least one of Endurance's competitors and my family has been with the other two. They were all terrible, which was why I chose Endurance. I thought I put in the mileage, but I didn't, so they pushed back and had to completely rewrite the contract. Everything went well.

I called an auto insurance company and two days later, they kept calling and hounding me. Their reps didn't sound like they were from this country. I called Endurance Auto Warranty and they were really decent. The rep I had was very thorough. I asked some stupid questions, and he was able to answer them. I got bumper-to-bumper coverage from them and set it up on autopay.

My wife did everything to get my truck registered with Endurance and so far, so good. Everything seems to be all right. And I’m glad that I picked them up. Having an extended auto warranty is very important because you can’t get around without your vehicle.

I have PTSD and I only have a couple of years left to walk, that was why I was looking for a vehicle. I saw this Murano and it's absolutely gorgeous. Nissan was gonna get me a warranty. After they got finished screwing me on the other stuff, I looked down and they charged me $3,500 for a warranty plan. I told them to give the paperwork and I signed it. I came home and read it.

Endurance is fine but it was hard at first to get the quote. It was a little bit of “Oh you have to buy it now,” sort of feel for it, to get the pricing but I happened to be ready to purchase it at that time.

I saw three or four auto warranties and I picked Endurance. I called Brandon Ford ‘cause they deal with all the Ford dealerships. Ford said that Endurance is a reputable company, so we'll find out if something happens. Their reps were very thorough and professional. They satisfied my needs.

Endurance Auto Warranty was willing to take the older vehicle that I had with 190 miles on it. The professional that I worked with was good. I just got it and I haven’t had issues yet.

The reps whom I worked with when purchasing my Endurance Auto Warranty were comforting. Also, the girl I originally did the business with was fantastic. She explained everything and really put me at ease. She let me know that if I need anything done with my car, I will get taken care of. Afterwards, Endurance processed my payments out of the wrong account twice after I gave them the right account information. Still, they handled things accordingly.

The Endurance rep I worked with was very nice and knowledgeable. Their warranty has been great. I'd use Endurance before using another company.

I found Endurance through Google and it was a tossup between them and CarShield. It just depended on what reviews I read. They were going back and forth on first or second and I chose Endurance because they answered the phone. Purchasing the policy was very simplistic. Everything went good with the rep because of the business acumen of the conversation and the professionalism.

My purchasing experience with Endurance was fine. They matched prices.

The rep was really good. He answered all my questions and he walked me through it. We sat over the policy to get exactly what I wanted. But when I went into the person that took the finance piece, they were somewhat abrupt and I was not a fan. They were very short. I also haven't gotten any documents from Endurance. But overall, everything went well.

I saw this Tacoma four-wheel-drive truck and it had low mileage. 5000 miles was exactly what I was looking for. I gave Endurance the VIN number over the phone and they were able to pull it up online and see the pictures and everything else. They also sent me the CARFAX report before I went there. So, the truck has zero accidents and it looks really nice. It's the type of vehicle that I will only be driving on the weekends to haul my boat and then we’ll do camping and stuff like that.

My purchasing experience with Endurance Auto Warranty has been fine. We liked what was offered as far as what they would cover. With my particular car, the issues would be the transmission and the turbo. That’s like a very unique piece part of my car and a lot of warranty doesn’t cover that. The young lady I spoke with was really nice. She was very informative and it was affordable. I’ve had several warranty companies call me since my purchase, and they were well over what Endurance was offering, and the monthly too. I was offered a six-year warranty for the price of three years. So, it’d be like the two years would be free and the price was under $200. The other warranty companies were wanting to charge me more based on the type of car I had.

I went online, looking for something, and Endurance was the number one on the list so that’s when I called. I talked to a fellow on the phone and he gave me all the details. For every question that I asked him, he came back with the answer and his answers were what I wanted to hear. I looked over the details and we decided we'd go with it. Everything has gone well so far. The only issue I have is that my auto pay didn’t come through and now, they're billing me for two months. I got a bill from Endurance that I needed to pay so much and then on the very same day, I got a letter from MEPCO saying that autopay was all in line and everything was cool. So I don't know. I'm waiting to let it clear out to see if it all gets taken out automatically. If I'm still one behind then I'll just pay it later.

My car is a 2014 and I had done some research. I was about to go with another company but I thought there had to be a better fee than what they offered. So, I went online on ConsumerAffairs and did some research. Then somebody from Endurance called me and the rest is history. The rep I spoke with was very nice and answered all of my questions. Then, I repeated a few questions around the fee part and he answered them again. The purchasing process was also very easy. Initially, I had difficulty with the amount all at once that I had to pay but they made it convenient for me. And they explained that there's a 30-day waiting period. I didn't realize that so I got started on it before that and since this is a used car, I didn’t know when my other insurance will run out. But it worked out pretty well and so far, I'm pleased with what I got.

I was giving the car to my son, who's away in college and if he had a problem, I won't have personal knowledge about what the warranty covers. I needed something that I could trust. Endurance was recommended by an auto repair place, who is a good friend of mine. He told me he has worked with Endurance before and they've always paid their bills when they said they would and they do what they say they were gonna do. It was a good recommendation and it was what I was wanting because I had a warranty before and when I got some things done on my car, the company went, “Yeah. We don’t cover that if you would’ve read the fine print. Go to page four, go then to the very bottom to it.”

My experience with Endurance Auto Warranty has been going well. They gave me the most coverage. Their rep was nice, kind and she answered all my questions. The only thing is, I got emails, but I haven't received anything in the mail yet.

I got a little feedback from Endurance, then I did a little research and I saw what people had to say about them. They said that they would turn out good and their price was reasonable, which was the way that Endurance worked it with me. The rep I dealt with was great and answered all my questions. They also sent out my packages as well as the information and stuff that I really needed. They sent me that little booklet thing where I read over what all the policy covers, and I’m pretty much satisfied with it. Endurance's reps were courteous and kind, too. Plus, you’re not on the phone holding all day with them. Sometimes when I call, they'd say “One moment please,” then the call goes straight through.

I got Endurance for its price. On paper, I found the coverage I was looking for although I won’t know for sure until I actually use it. I hope that I won't but chances are, I know things will break. I don't like surprises, especially with bills so peace of mind has no price to me.

I was given some discounts that I was eligible for and I appreciated it.

The rep from Endurance was friendly and described the warranty in depth. They also sent documents on the policy to my email. Making a payment was decent and I got a warranty seven-year long warranty. People should get one from Endurance.

Having coverage is very valuable. Diesel trucks are expensive and if it wasn't a value to me, I would not have bought it at all. You have to weigh the risk versus the reward. The risk of one of these trucks going out and having major repairs, which we hope we never have, is far greater. The reward of having coverage is tremendous on these trucks and I wanted to make sure my truck was covered like it was previously. I started looking for insurance that would cover my warranty on my truck and the Endurance guy that I talked to was excellent. He was really nice and very informative. Any time you buy anything, you buy the person before you buy the product. I'm happy with it.

I got a new 2005 Chevy. I got a warranty from Endurance and the purchasing process was good. I signed up for it and paid the 170 to start it, but I haven’t had to use it yet. I got the premium coverage. It got roadside assistance, towing, front axle, back axle transmission, engine, and powertrain. It takes care of a lot of stuff.

Updated on 3/18/2020: I was contacted by a rep from Endurance after I got my truck back. We spoke on the phone about 2 times. I ended up taking my truck back to the shop the same day I picked it up so an investigator could evaluate the transmission. I told the person at Endurance exactly how to make the transmission clunk. Drive between 30 and 40 MPH, lift foot off the gas pedal and then give it gas like you are coming off the interstate. It is 100% repeatable. I thought for sure this would have been communicated. The investigator was unable to make it happen so the claim is once again denied. Even the mechanic at the shop was able to produce it following my description.

Endurance called a couple of times and they wanted to make sure that my needs were met and that I was getting the right price for the warranty. I was dealing with another company and the Endurance rep asked me about the rate I was getting and then she said that she could beat that rate. I had some questions and she laid out everything that was covered. She gave me every last detail that was covered on the other warranty and I realized that it was probably a better warranty than I was about to get from the other company.

They were giving me a downpayment and a monthly payment, and I used to be in banking, so the monthly payment is not what I like to look at. I look at the whole picture. I have to get the amount to come out to be for the two-year period for the 70,000. It was sales and they were doing their jobs. Still, I wouldn't accept the first proposal for the warranty then they put a supervisor on and we got it down to a reasonable price.

I did a survey for my type of car and Endurance was the contact that I got. I chose them because I assumed that they would cover the type of car I have. My protection specialist was good. He explained everything well and how it would happen. But I wasn't particularly impressed with the follow-up. The people were very nice but I did not get an actual copy of my policy. I had to request it. He sent me a sample of what it would be before I signed up and that was okay. But I had to call a couple of times and they said because of my Discover card, it took a while. They sent me another blank policy and I told them that I wanted something with my name on it. I didn't want the blank policy. Finally, they sent me a couple of emails and I finally got the hard copy.

I had a bad experience with CarShield and I was lied to but I still have to keep with CarShield on one of my vehicles. I canceled it on my Nissan Altima and went with Endurance. Then, I will switch over my truck to them when I get situated on it. Their rep was very courteous and the coverage was better than CarShield’s offering. It was $18 cheaper although I hope I don't have to use it and I don't have to go through what I did with CarShield.

I got Endurance for its coverage-wise and price. The specialist was a gentleman. He was helpful in explaining to me how they worked, what was covered and what wasn't. Purchasing an extended warranty was phenomenal and so easy. For me, it helps because I don't have to be looking over my shoulder if something happens, at least I got coverage. Keep up the good work Endurance.

My differential, rear bearings are bad, and my power steering cooler pump is leaking in a 2012 Jeep Cherokee. I have the Diamond coverage, and it is pay off and active until 2022. I had to call and beg for an Endurance adjuster to come to the dealer to verify the problem. The bearings are making a squealing and growling noise, but the adjuster said he did not hear it. The differential is bad, but an Endurance agent (United Car Care they handle the claims) told me that the dealer needs to take it apart first to see what is broken because they would only cover a limited amount of parts inside of it.

Endurance was best rated and so I purchased, but I haven’t utilized it yet. The protection specialist explained the benefits well and pretty much laid out everything. I would have liked to have gotten a lower payment, but it worked out so far.

It was one of the top companies that I reviewed. When you call the other companies, they connect you to a third party. But with Endurance, it goes directly to the company. Everybody else I contacted were like brokers. The rep that I talked to was very kind and very helpful. She took the time to explain things to me and she answered my questions correctly. The only thing I didn’t like was when they sent me the package, it told me that I should keep this stuff in my glove compartment. The only problem is all my information is on it so I'm not keeping it in my glove compartment.

Our car's 10 years old so I thought I'd get an extended coverage. Endurance called and so, I told them I'd call them back. I looked them up, and they seem to be okay so I called them back. Their customer service was good, professional, and explained everything. They answered all the questions and all my needs.

Endurance was one of the first ones I called just by looking at stuff on the internet. The rep was good but I didn’t get a write-up from them. I wanted to have something tangible that I can look over just in case or if I ever have a problem that says it covers this or that because I can’t remember everything he said. Also, I’ve been wondering about the payment. The rep told me it wouldn’t be effective until mid-March and I would like to know if it would be coming right out of my account. I forgot to ask.

I looked online, asked around, and multiple people told me that they had Endurance and that they're very happy with it. I got feedback that it’s one of the best companies out there. If there's anything that will happen, they’re backed by their word, so I’m trusting that the feedback is legit. I chose Endurance over their competitors and the purchasing process was easy. I was expecting it to cover more mileage, but it's okay. The rep was very thorough. They answered most of my questions and I didn't have any questions after I finished the conversation. So far, everything went well.

I looked up Endurance online and I liked what they offered. It was better than the last one that I had that didn’t pay as much or wasn’t as long. Their rep was very good. Also, the specialist there was very polite and nice to talk to. That one answered all the questions that I had.

Endurance Auto Warranty has a very great customer service and a great back office, which I didn’t expect. It was pretty straightforward. The representative was very informative. She seemed knowledgeable and she was right on point with the questions that I had. I liked the selections she laid out on how to process, goals and set of options. It was very customer-friendly. I haven't had good customer service like that in a while. Everything that Endurance offered and the rules and regulations were very clear. It just seemed like it was a great fit.

I bought a used vehicle and I wanted to have the peace of mind knowing that if there's a major malfunction, I'd have a backup. I called three companies and Endurance seemed to be the most helpful. The customer service was good. They got back to me quickly with a quote and explained their terms clearly, and I liked that.

I’m out of my factory warranty and the extended warranty that I bought with the vehicle. I had two different other warranties that were just basically a powertrain warranty, where this one covers electrical stuff as well. I went with Endurance for the fact that the price was about the same as the others and it had way more coverage. The rep that I talked to seemed like he knew what he was talking about. Then setting up payments was easy enough. I just gave them the credit card number and they took care of it. However, I still haven’t got my packet or any of that stuff yet. But I would tell others to get one that covers more than just the powertrain.

I did the internet research and looked for the best companies and Endurance had a high rating. So I went with that, called to find out some information on it, and it seemed like a really good company to go with. My interaction with their reps was good. They explained the aspects of the coverage very well. At first, it seemed a little sketchy, but after speaking to a few people, it turned out positive.

As soon as my car got close to the 35,000-mile warranty, I probably had about 50 different people calling me. I went over the 35,000-mile warranty and decided it was time to get the added insurance. So, I called up a consumer thingy and Endurance was number one so I gave them a call. There were a few glitches, but it was probably one of my better experiences. They push a little hard when I wanted to take my time, but it was normal aggressive trying to close the sale that time on that phone call.

The rep from Endurance was a great guy and he knew what he was doing. Everything was fine and I got what I wanted to do. I had a different company on my other two cars and I thought Endurance was the same company so I chose them by mistake. When I looked at their paperwork when it finally came, it wasn’t what I had from my other coverage but that’s okay. It seems like it’s about the same thing.

It's very important to have an extended auto warranty. Endurance had the best ratings and dealing with them was good. They explained everything pretty well. I have the payments automatically coming out. I'm satisfied with Endurance and experience has been good, so far.

I bought the vehicle from a couple of months ago, but I didn’t get the extended warranty, and I should have. And after thinking about it, I went back and looked for one and bought Endurance Auto Warranty. I like their pricing and just the whole process was really good. My experience with the rep was good too. He explained what it covers and what it didn’t.

I spoke to the rep and I let him know what I was interested in and he made some recommendations. The initial experience was okay. But when I got their contract, they didn’t cover what they said it was necessarily gonna cover, which made me kind of upset. So I called them back to cancel. I didn’t get anything in the mail after I spoke to them when they made some modifications. I have to go back and try to figure out if they actually did the modifications on my contract that they said they were gonna do last week. So far, it’s not been a great experience.

I was told today by the Endurance rep that the only plan available for a 6 year old like new 1.5 liter Ford Fusion LE with only 18,000 miles was a complete bumper to bumper warranty at a cost of $127 per month with a $100 deductible. Ford themselves is offering an extended warranty covering the extensive, important, comprehensive stuff for $27 per month with a $100 deductible, $20 per month with a $250 deductible, and $14 per month with a $500 deductible. I think the choices are pretty clear.

Endurance had very good reviews and they were one of the top warranty companies. Their customer service is outstanding too. I was very pleased with how they were very professional with everything that they did. If I asked them if they could put me on hold, it would just be a few minutes and if it was just a little bit longer, they would apologize for that. I really like that. It was like they knew what they were talking about. Also, from what I could hear on the phone, they were amazing. I went ahead and put down the downpayment in two payments. Then when I got my settlement, I just paid the three years off and I didn't have to worry about it. I would recommend them to anybody. I was very pleased about signing and on the training of their customer service.

The Endurance salesperson was a little pushy but she's alright. It was easy to purchase the extended coverage for the car that I just bought. The payment plan was a little expensive. It was $100 a month and it was just like paying another car payment. Other than that, the experience was fine.

Endurance was the number one option that ConsumerAffairs recommended, so I went along with it. Their reps were very informative, friendly, and answered some questions that I had for them. And in case I forget something, they sent an email pretty much detailing the Endurance Auto Warranty. They also put me on a monthly payment that I can afford.

I had a good experience purchasing the policy. But I had to repeat myself three times because I spoke to three different people. There was the service guy and then there was another service manager. The third one was like an accountant to verify something. So it was kinda frustrating. We can do a conference call if everybody wants to hear the same information instead of passing around the phone. For the payment methods, it looks like there is a third party who takes the payments because I got a mail from a third party. It’s saying that they’re going to collect the payments. I don’t know if they are scam or not. So I'm not going to mail them back. I didn’t get any information or an email from Endurance saying that there would be a third party contacting me.

Endurance's rep gave me good information. They explained a lot of stuff, so I was enlightened to what they were talking about. I had a previous warranty and I really didn’t really like their coverage, the price for the time period and the services. So, I weighed it and Endurance was better.

Updated on 03/19/2020: It’s been since January I have had to deal with this company. Since my family has had to deal with Endurance and their endless excuses to find out why this company has failed to do there job and what we paid for. We are a family of 3 elderly disabled people with one car. This company denied our first claim from the very beginning even though we met their requirements to get services on our vehicle.

My wife, my kid and I like to go camping and we figured that while we’re traveling, it’d be nice to have coverage on my truck. Endurance seemed to be the best and the cheapest one based on reviews. They’re really good. I was surprised. They’re pretty easygoing and easy to talk to. It was pretty smooth. The payment plan was almost too easy to set up. They’re pretty lenient. I didn’t have the full amount for the initial down payment and they let me pay half and then gave me three weeks to pay the other half.

Endurance's coverage is good and the mileage that they offered with the pricing is excellent. It was 65 beginning with any price. They're excellent at customer service too.

I bought the car in December. I got extended coverage with the dealership but I was not happy with the way that they sold it to me. They practically sent it in, and I noticed a month later that I had extended coverage. So I cancelled after I did some research. Endurance offered two more years for the price that I was getting from the dealership. But there were some discrepancies during the process because initially I was told that I was gonna pay about $2,000 for the whole five years. Later on, it turned out that it would be about $2,700.

Endurance was recommended on the internet and we had a great purchasing experience with them. The rep did a great job and I was impressed with his knowledge about the warranty and his ability. He had a great voice too and I could understand every word he said. He worked with me well on the process. We were willing to pay it all upfront so he gave us a good deal. I liked the way everything worked. We’ve had a booklet sent in with the papers in it and the warranty has been mailed to us, which was good.

I had a wonderful truck, a Ford F-150, and unfortunately, somebody hit and totaled it. So, I had to quickly get another truck and I would rather pay to have a maintenance warranty on it so that in case something happens to it, it’s covered by a warranty. That’s why I went with the best plan that Endurance had and things are gonna work out really well with them because we maintain our vehicles. You have to change the fluids and all that kinda stuff, but if you do, then the warranty will really help you if something happened.

Read this if you're planning to sign a plan with Endurance!!!! When I bought my car 14 months ago I signed a premium extended warranty plan with endurance. It cost me around $130 a month and was the best coverage you possibly could buy at the time. I received a loooong list of things that were covered and didn't hesitate, it was after all the best coverage you could have! Recently when I experienced a few issues with my car I remembered signing my premium extended warranty and was happy making my first call to them and have my car fixed. My joy didn't last long when I after explaining the issues heard that those were wear and tear issues and that they were not covered by my "Premium plan".

Got the vehicle insurance. Made the downpayment and a monthly payment. Having problems now after 1000 miles and took vehicle in. Turns out it's a transmission problem. Trans has to be taken apart and inner parts and sensors need to be replaced and now I'm told that it's not covered. So terribly disappointed. Fell for the scam and now just want out of the whole thing. Wouldn't even give one star if had a choice.

I was afraid that if something major was to go wrong with my car, I wouldn’t be able to cover it with paying for it and stuff. I didn’t have any coverage on my car. I did have another extended coverage company, but I didn’t like them. I called some up and Endurance Auto Warranty was very friendly and very helpful. I was impressed. Setting up the payment was very easy. They were very helpful with that and everything.

I purchased an old truck and when I was looking online at some of the best companies for extended warranties, especially for the truck that needed it, Endurance is one of the top-rated ones. They had a lot of good reviews, so I went towards them. The price they gave me was very reasonable and it seemed to be a good option to have. The reps were very helpful too. They laid it all out for me and gave me what I needed.

I had one warranty through another plan. But what they had promised me was nothing like that when I got the contract and after I paid so I did a research online and found Endurance. Derrick, the salesperson, really set his self apart. It came with a lot more with the same amount of money being paid, all but the deductible. However, I'd rather have somebody that makes promises they could keep in the event I ever needed it. I got a copy of the policy on email but it took me a long time to get the contract. The $250 reward that was promised was just asking for a credit card to give you your item, so I was a little confused on that part. Then I had scheduled a payment plan, and for some reason, it never came out and I couldn't reach anybody. I finally found the email and somebody called me and I got the payment taken care of after that.

I looked up the rating on Endurance and it was good. When I called them, they were pleasant and they answered all my questions. So I was satisfied. The rep was very helpful and very informative. She was very thorough. She made me feel real comfortable about the product that I was getting and I was very satisfied when I got finished.

I’m set up with Endurance Auto Warranty but I'm not sure how it’s gonna work out yet because I'm kinda still shopping around. But so far, my experience with them has been great and and everything went smoothly. I found them through ConsumerAffairs and when I signed up, the rep who helped me was the perfect saleswoman. She had all the information I needed and was direct to the point. She also had enough knowledge to share that I could pull up on everything that they had offered.

This company fully explained all of my expectations in 10 minutes before I can ask any questions. Great price for service. Friendly representatives and I am confident I have the best service. Extremely satisfied.

I was cruising online and I found Endurance. They had number a 1 rating from a lot of different of customers so I took it and the young lady was wonderful. She had a really good attitude. She helped me try to save some money, and she explained everything to me. I was trying to explain to my wife and I was talking to her then the young lady took time and told everything to my wife too. The plan was over a three-year period, but it was to where we could afford it.

I wanted to see what the contract was before I purchased and Endurance said the best way was to purchase ahead of time, read the contract, and then I would have 30 days to cancel. There was no way that they could show me a contract unless I purchased one. I went ahead and purchased so that I could actually see what it was. The contract wasn’t exactly what I was looking for. There were a few things I wanted that weren’t covered and a few things had loopholes that I wasn’t really comfortable with. So, I called Endurance to cancel and I got transferred four times before they sent me to a sales manager. Straight up, the sales manager was extremely rude to me. I told him that it wasn't what I was looking for and I wanted to cancel. Then he basically called me stupid for canceling it and got all pissed off and angry with me. Long story short, I won’t be doing business with Endurance ever.

I bought a 2017 Prius. I didn't get the extended warranty because it was a used car and I couldn’t tolerate it at my financing. I was recommended other companies, so I started looking on the internet and I did some comparison. I started calling around, and Endurance had the best recommendations online. Also, their customer service was very good. I like the way the gentleman men were speaking with me and answering my questions, and giving me all the information that I needed. They weren’t acting like a used car salesman. They weren’t pushy, and I liked that.

I don’t have a warranty on the vehicle, and by having an extended warranty I can cover myself if I start having some repairs needed. Endurance was the first one I called and their reps were good. They were competent.

So, I purchased the warranty on my son's car, but never used it. We sold the car before the warranty expired and requested a refund on the remaining coverage. What they don't tell you is you can cancel the coverage over the phone, but you can only request a refund in writing. You can't send an email. It has to be a letter, notarized, and mailed to the office. I am going through the procedure now, but at this point I'm very skeptical on ever seeing a penny.

I obtained a warranty and had to cancel it. I called on the 30th day, was told they couldn't help me and to call back. I was informed on that call that yes I would be due a refund. Called on the 32nd day, the warranty was canceled, no one word about my refund so I asked. I was told to produce a notarized odometer document and verify claims so my refund could be prorated. Claims? Prorated? What? It was a refund for the Deposit, how is that prorated? The rep stated to me, "I couldn't tell you, I wasn't involved in that conversation." I just wanted my deposit back. If Endurance needs my deposit that bad, keep it.

Endurance was rated high when I looked online. I left my name and my information and they happen to call me and I just went with them as it sounded like a good deal. The sign up process went smooth and easy. And with customer service, I didn't have a lot of questions. It's just my truck, the warranty, just the regular factory warranty had gone up, just expired on it so I was just wanting to get something else for it.

I did some research and I looked up what is the best company for extended services or warranties, and Endurance popped up. They were at the top of the list. I reached out to them and the gentleman that I spoke to gave nothing but good reviews on it. But he told me also about Halo and the other third-party that I was going through. He said they’re third-party and there is a lot of hassle sometimes with third-parties. I told him they are a third party too. He said they are very much so known. But I still asked him searching questions in regard to what was the coverage, and how much was the down payment, which was fairly cheaper than what I was going with Halo.

Everything went good. The guy that I spoke with was pretty good and he explained everything. I was choosing between Endurance and CarShield, but when the rep told me that they were using Firestone in major transmission, I went with Endurance.

Everything's going pretty well with Endurance. I made a lot of calls and did my research, and they seem legit. Their reps were good. They were persistent. My payment plan is affordable, too.

Filing a claim with Endurance was good. My extended coverage was about to expire and the company that called said that I was with them but I did not recognize them. So, I started looking for other insurance, and then one of my friends told me to call Endurance. They were great. The guy I worked with was knowledgeable of the information that he was giving me. His name was Reid. I’d recommend them and let others know that they were very polite and very knowledgeable of the insurance and the plan that we were going through.

My vehicle is over 100,000 miles and I want to make sure that I'll be protected in case something happened. The rep that I first spoke with had a really good feel on everything that Endurance covered. It was explained very well. I've been very satisfied with the package I have with them. I've told a few people about Endurance and that they are offering a great deal.

The manufacturer's warranty with my car had gone out and I’m still paying the note on it. I didn’t wanna take a chance if something happened and I wouldn’t be able to fix it. I had checked out some other car warranty but they didn’t cover everything that I wanted because I wanted someone to cover everything in my car. The representative from Endurance gave me a lot of information and told me a lot of things that I wanted to hear. That's what made me decide to go with them.

The rep did a good job. He made the sale. He made it easy. He didn’t make me have to do much. He didn’t make me feel pressured to do it. He made me feel like I was doing it because I wanted to, not because someone was calling me and nagging me to do it.

I was looking for a better warranty for my car. I picked Endurance overall because it seems like they had the best warranty package. Their rep took his time with me and went through everything thoroughly. That was how I was able to choose the right plan that I needed for my car. The payment was okay. They had to call me, and then I had to call them back because I’ve been busy. And when they called in a different number, I didn’t pick up. Everything went fine.

Everything went well when I purchased the Endurance Auto Warranty. I’ve heard people talking about them before, so when I've seen it online, I called them up and they said the things I wanted to hear and I jumped on it. I made the first monthly payment yesterday and the payment wasn't difficult at all. You just give them the bank number and they do it and they take the money.

I bought a used car and it's a hybrid. It was something I had never purchased before and I felt like I needed a warranty on it. I went online and Endurance came up. I called them and it seemed like a fair deal, and I went with them. I got the Diamond Exclusive and I've been satisfied with everything they said but currently, I'm not satisfied because they took out an excessive amount of money out of my bank account that they didn't say that they were gonna do. Also, it's on a date that we did not discuss.

I needed to get something to make sure my car is covered. I went with Endurance and they were real good.

I have a German car and I didn’t wanna pay out of pocket if something went on it. It would’ve been expensive. Endurance was the highest-rated company on the internet when I looked. Their people were super helpful and they made the process very easy. They explained the coverage very well and were very detailed. They went through everything and were up-to-date. They told me that if I had a claim, I should take my car that I got from them and bring it to any mechanic. The warranty is honored at any mechanic that they have. I have to pay $100 deductible then they pay the rest. They let me know that I had to have x-amount of miles before it went through.

I wanna keep my truck and it needed an extended coverage. I had a provider but I didn't like it. They didn't cover everything that I thought they were gonna cover. Purchasing Endurance Auto Warranty wasn't difficult at all. The reps went by detail any time I asked. They also explained to me what was covered and what I was gonna get in the mail.

On the second page under BREAKDOWN; they state: "Replacement of Covered Parts that have experienced a Breakdown may be made with original equipment manufacturer parts, non-original equipment manufacturer parts, re-manufactured parts, or used parts at the Administrator’s discretion." It seems I have no say in what kind of parts are used and I would never use anything but new parts! Also the prices were a lot higher than the factory extended warranty. On two calls from the sales staff they argued with me about the used parts in the contract.

\We were coming up on where our vehicle has about 70,000 miles on it and going on eight years old. It's a secondary vehicle and normally, we turn in our vehicles or we trade them in at this particular juncture in our life. But my wife and I said we would see. We did some online shopping and came across Endurance. I made contact with them and we walked through what I was looking for, the specification and the different packages that were available. I selected the one that was right for me and the vehicle, and it just went into effect about a week ago. It’s one of those things that you buy and hope that it doesn't happen. The experience of initiating the process and the product have been simple and straightforward so far. We'll see how it works as well as the utilization of the product. Hopefully, a little bit further down the runway. I'm good with that. It's kinda like that home and fire insurance you hope you never have to use.

I did some research on the top-rated companies and where I had looked, Endurance was very highly rated. I asked about their rates and the rep gave me a discount. Then she told me one thing that was quite compelling. She said Endurance honors about 93% of the claims, where the industry expanded in about 70%. I purchased the warranty and the process was very easy and went extremely smoothly.

They gave me a 50,000-mile coverage for my Volkswagen van. I got a discount when I signed up for it. It went good.

My cousin has Endurance on his car and he recommended me. The reps were very nice and they explained everything to me. The girl was supposed to have called me back so I could give her the mileage on the truck because she gotta note that down. But I lost the paperwork. They mailed me the paper and I put it in one of my other cars. I had to drop one off in the country and I left the paperwork. So, I was waiting. Having a warranty saves you a lot of money. I have a 2012 Silverado and it has only got 51,000 miles on it now so it’s best to have a warranty on it.

My vehicle doesn’t have a factory warranty anymore. The guy from Endurance who sold me the deal was okay. He knows what he's doing. He explained everything to me. Then I received some paperwork with some information from what I purchased.