Endurance Warranty Reviews

Endurance Auto Warranty was fine. I ended up cancelling my plan, but they were easy to deal with. It just that it ended up being too much. The car was purchased for 18,000 and the warranty was gonna cost me 5,500. So, it’s like a third of the price of the car. There was a payment plan, but it was 250 down and then 190 a month. That was like a whole month of car payment. And it’s not just them. I’ve talked to other companies, too. It was the same price. It’s just that it’s an expensive car when you first buy it, but as the years go by, the value of the expensive cars goes down really quick. So, you buy it for 18, it’s only worth 18 if you sell it, but then you’re paying 5,500 for a warranty. It’s crazy. I got five years of payment on the car. And an extra coverage is smart if it’s cheaper. Other than that, everything was good with the Endurance reps. They were good about everything, even with cancelling and returning the money.

I purchased a policy with Endurance in 2018. I now submitted a claim and have been told by Johnny, Customer Service that my policy is null and void as there is discrepancy with the mileage as shown on Carfax and he accused me of "rolling back the odometer". When I purchased the insurance plan on March 12th, 2018 I explained that the car was in Canada and I need to ensure that service work could be done in Canada. I was told that this was not a problem. I am now being told that "because some Canadian mechanics reported the mileage in Kilometers instead of miles this was causing an issue." I then emailed copies of all service invoices since the vehicle purchase date which clearly show the mileage beginning with 17,673 miles on 06/04/13 to 70,070 miles today.

I was looking around for auto warranties and when Endurance came up, I started talking to them and they sounded reasonable. The rep was very nice and knowledgeable. He was pushy but I expected that. Other than that, we haven't had any issues. I would recommend them.

I have an auto warranty on my other vehicle and I purchased that one back in 2004. Fortunately, that one has 100,000 miles unlimited time. On the other hand, the warranty on my 2015 truck had already left after three years and it has five years powertrain that's coming up this coming year. Since I have extra cash, I thought I'd buy an extended warranty on the vehicle. I searched and called different insurance companies and even went to different Ford dealers here. What they were offering was totally different and a lot more expensive. That was when I went to the Better Business Bureau and I noticed that Endurance had a good rating in there so I chose to go with them instead of the dealer. Purchasing the warranty went very well. The rep was very informative.

I had Endurance Auto with my BMW before. I never used it, but I wanted make sure everything with my current car is covered after the factory warranty and got it this time too. I thought the monthly payments were gonna be a bit cheaper, but I won't complain about it. Endurance lined everything up for me and the details about the warranty were good.

Purchasing the extended warranty from Endurance was very easy because I had plugged in my information on the their website. And as soon as I put in the information and hit “Submit”, the phone rang and it was somebody from Endurance. I was so shocked because the other people that I dealt with before, CarShield, took their time in contacting me. Also, the price is so expensive with CarShield. Even if they said that they were making a discount, it is not a legitimate discount. Also, CarShield was kinda pushy and I was talked right down to.

I did some research and Endurance Auto was high in the ratings. I picked their company for my car's protection and I got the warranty a month ago. They worked with me on the payment plan and it was okay.

Endurance Auto Warranty is very legit. The prices was low and the coverage that they offered was pretty good compared to the average broker, little small mom-and-pop type warranty places and those scam places that don't fix anything on your car when they're really broken. Two weeks after I got the coverage, my AC broke, but I couldn't make the claim at that time. I gotta deal with it on my own, but I couldn't fault Endurance for that. But I have their coverage for extra precaution.

The rep of Endurance seemed very knowledgeable and was very thorough. They told me what the downpayment and then the monthly payment was. They just gave me one set of price.

We purchased a car and we saw that with Endurance, we could get the four-year coverage with the mileage. So we decided we wanted to check in to that and what we heard had us decide to get it. The rep was very patient. He explained things really well and answered all of our questions. We got the Plus type of coverage and we like it. I had seen the information on the computer as far as how to file a claim but our understanding was that a paper policy would also be sent to us because we don’t have a printer and we can’t print the information. We haven’t gotten that yet. But making payments was very easy as well. We just had to give the rep the information. He took it and that was it.

I looked at a bunch of warranty companies and I liked the reviews that I saw for Endurance. So, I went with them. Their rep was nice, very informative, and answered all the questions I had. Our interaction was very good. Making arrangements for my payments was very easy, too.

I just purchased a warranty from Endurance and so far, so good. I just purchased a new car, and I went online and read some reviews on who’s better and who’s not. I took a look at what people say about Endurance, what people say about other companies. I looked at the plusses and minuses and went with Endurance. I hope I don’t have to use them, but it’s nice to have that protection just in case. It wasn’t difficult purchasing my warranty from Endurance. Everything went fine.

We bought a used vehicle and I needed a warranty for it because the previous one expired. Endurance pays direct, so I don't have to pay for it first and then get reimbursed. The rep was informative and answered all my questions without much runaround. Originally, we did the payment through my debit card, which is maybe the same as direct deposit. But then they also have the website where you can go and change the payment option any which way you want to. They could use some work on the user-friendly stuff though. It’s pretty good, but it is a little difficult to navigate. One thing I couldn’t find on there was what my coverage details were. Once they were found, we could do what we wanted. We were offered extra options and it was super easy. Also, the price was real good. I've already recommended Endurance to another friend.

We were buying a used car and having a warranty is very important with it. We had a warranty before that worked wonderful but the auto dealership did not offer it. I checked into a couple of providers and it was very similar but I liked the Endurance rep that I was dealing with so I went ahead and got their warranty. She was very patient. After I talk to them, I would find out information and I would give it to my husband who then would have questions that I didn't know. I called the rep probably three times and she was always very receptive. Although their warranty is expensive, it's good.

Endurance had a better package and the first guy I spoke with was really knowledgeable. The second one sounded like he was a little new on the job. But they worked very well with me when it came to finding a reasonable payment plan. It was a great experience.

I wanted to not to have to worry about expenses on maintenance on my vehicle. The dealership that I purchased the vehicle from offered me a warranty, but it was out of my budget and really was not what I was looking for. So, I went online to the ConsumerAffairs report and noticed that Endurance was at the top. Then I went on their website and got a phone call from them, which was weird. Their reps were very open and they made me understand what I was paying for per month as well as everything that the warranty entailed. They were making sure that I wasn’t being hidden from anything and that I wouldn’t be getting things under my warranty that I had been promised. So, they were very clear and concise when they spoke to me on the phone and they operated very smoothly.

I had a couple of family members who were very pleased with Endurance. I also sought the ratings on them and one of their representatives was really good. I felt as though the person was very trustworthy and very helpful. So, I decided to sign up with them and my payment plan was very acceptable because it was in conjunction with my budget. So, everything went well.

There has been no service and yet, Endurance overcharged me. I have a vehicle with 98,000 miles on it and when I looked Endurance up on the internet, it seemed that they were the top-rated. The rep explained my options to me and I got the coverage. There was no problem making the payments either. That was easy. But when I got the package back, the premium was wrong. It was $500 more for the year than what I was quoted. We called back and I asked them to send me a new package.

My truck’s getting up in age and it doesn’t have that many miles on it based on the age. I was trying to decide if I was going to sell it and get a new truck or keep it and buy a used SUV and when I decided that I was going to keep it, I wanted more security with it. I figured that somewhere down the line, if something was gonna happen, I would like to have a little protection to help me with the cost. I decided to look into an extended warranty and my wife did a Google search for the best companies. Endurance was the first one to come up so I went ahead and called them and talked to somebody. They explained everything to me and I had a couple of questions which they answered to my satisfaction.

I went with Endurance after I read their reviews and I will recommend them as well. The rep who helped me was cool. He explained everything and he did good.

My warranty expired on my Explorer a couple of months ago and I was informed that Endurance was supposed to be a good one. I looked online and it popped up, and I purchased the warranty in June. When the fan was running extremely high and it seemed like it wasn’t shifting correctly, Endurance told me to take the vehicle in. I took it in to Five Star Ford, which was where I got my vehicle and they filed the claim. I gave them my information and they went from there. Endurance took care of the rest and I ended up having to pay for it. I also had to pay for the rental. According to Ford, I paid for rental from a Thursday to a Monday and that wasn’t covered. I don’t see the point of the warranty and I’m not happy.

I bought a new vehicle and got Endurance for warranty. Their reps were good. I paid the warranty in full and it was easy to make payments.

I had 70,000 miles on my pickup when I bought it. It looks like it's in excellent shape but my wife is one to always want everything warrantied, so we bought an extended coverage for it. I Googled what were the best extended warranties and Endurance was listed in the top three. So, I called them and my experience with their reps was good. They were very patient and answered all of my questions. Then they gave me payment options which included paying through a credit card and a monthly payment. It was also easy making payments for the coverage and so far, my experience with them has been excellent.

My current warranty is about to be up. So I Googled good insurance companies and Endurance was rated higher than others. The rep explained everything in good detail and answered all my questions and let me know what was covered and what was not covered. And it was an overall good experience.

When buying my contract I was told all the parts were covered including turbos and 4x4. Five months later engine light came on and heard rattling in the engine so I took it to a well known shop. Shop told me that Endurance inspector needed to look inside the engine to see the rattling but before they got my approval to go inside the engine, they said all parts were covered internally before break down. I gave the go ahead and little to know timing chain were stretched to where it feel off the the guide, turbo was leaking cause of bad seals and bearings and oil pump went bad.

I dealt with Daniel and he helped me thru everything. I loved how he treated me and made me feel good about everything. I've changed my stars from 1 to 5 because of Daniel.

My children's cars are getting older and it's gonna be pretty pricey if they need some sort of repairs. I may not be able to help them with those and they aren't in a position yet to take care of those things themselves. So I decided to get a warranty and the salespeople at Endurance were professional. I understood what they all said and it was easy to make the payments.

Endurance Auto Warranty had a good star rating so I got them as my warranty and my interaction with them has been good.

I went online and looked at a few places, and Endurance seemed like a good option to go with. I did everything over the phone when I purchased the warranty. Their reps helped me with everything I needed help with. It was a positive experience. It's a good option to always take care of your vehicle by having some coverage and then have something like Endurance to cover the rest of it.

I own a 2004 Infiniti. Knowing that I have a high mileage vehicle and anything can go wrong at any time I decided to get an extended Warranty with this company going by the 5 stars it has here on this website. I paid month by month for over six months. This summer my vehicle's A/C started to go. It would work intermittently. I decided to take it to the mechanic to get fix. After almost 5 days in the mechanic doing a bunch of diagnostic tests on the car that the insurance company requested they contacted the insurance company with the results and for my surprise the claim was DENY.

Everything has been well so far with Endurance.

We bought a used car, and that first used car that we bought did not do so well, and we were fortunate enough to work with a local dealership that actually exchanged that car. And with the new one that we got, we thought it might be beneficial for us to do a warranty. Endurance seemed like the best option for us so we went with them. The reps were very knowledgeable. I would recommend them.

The coverage from Endurance seemed like better for the money I had to spend. Purchasing from them went all right. The only thing is when you make a payment and wanna make it online, you gotta go through Mepco instead of Endurance. It wasn't hard to do, but you gotta make an extra account with Mepco. They could simplify and pay everything through Endurance and be done with it.

Horrible phone customer service. Called to see where they got info on a car from 2008 that we don’t own. The guy on the phone had a attitude to begin with. All we asked was where did he get our info to see if it was some kind of scam. Hung up on him because we got tired of his attitude and then he called back twice saying “ohh you're a big man and a fighter.” What kind of company hires people like that!?

PER BBB THEY ARE NOT ACCREDITED AND HAVE A B-RATING... BUYERS DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY PLEASE!!! I purchased a warranty from this company. Upon opening the policy I explained that "my car has a CVT transmission," which the VIN number also gives them that info. I made the down payments, made the monthly payments on time, and did the XYZ to meet their requirements for the policy. Months later, I started having issues with my trans. I took the vehicle to dealership. They explained that "the trans is going bad and need to be replaced." They contacted Endurance. Endurance sent an inspector out who allegedly stated it's the trans. Well instead of Endurance paying for the repair, they requested that the transmission be torn out of the car and broken all the way down with my permission, which makes me responsible for the tear down cost if they decline the claim. The dealership representative was appalled as I was.

I have a 2009 Chevy Impala with 170,000 miles. Getting an auto warranty is the smart thing to do because a car with high mileage is bound to have some mishaps somewhere down the road. So I have picked the coverage from Endurance. I thought it would be smart to be proactive and get it now versus having to wait another 30 days as all other agencies do. Setting up a service with Endurance was very simple. Also, looking at the reviews, I could trust them versus a lot of other companies out there which are rated very poorly in reviewers like Better Business Bureau.

My auto warranty was just going out and Endurance was cheaper than the other warranty companies. It also offered the same coverage as the other ones. Purchasing the warranty didn’t take very long and it was easy. The customer service rep was polite. They did a good job.

The people at Endurance explained things well. But with insurance, there could be loopholes and I think they could have spent a bit more time on clarifying what is not defined as covered in the plan. That aside, the customer service is fine. My experience in dealing with the rep was clear.

The warranty I bought when I first purchased the vehicle has expired and I needed another one. The coverage of Endurance was a little bit better than some of the other places I called and the price was a little cheaper so, I went with them. It was easy making the payment when I purchased the warranty.

I purchased an Endurance extended warranty when I ran out of my previous auto warranty. My interaction with their reps was good and everything met my expectations to what I was needing. I'm very satisfied with their package and paying for it was fairly easy where a lump sum was drafted out of my account.

I went with what I've seen online and the rep I worked with at Endurance was very good. Making payments to them was also very easy and I would recommend them. When I had a claim filed, I took the car to the dealership. There were some problems with my engine and I gave what they asked for to get the oil changed. They went from there and the process wasn't difficult. But they're not finish with it yet.

When I was checking for auto warranty, Endurance seemed to check out better than the other providers. When I called them, they were the only one that wasn't heavy-handed in the sales tactics. The rep wasn't pushy like all the rest of the companies. He also answered all of my questions. I signed up for the bumper-to-bumper package and so far, so good and paying for it has been easy so far. I got on the phone with the manager and I said that I didn't wanna pay the 180 downpayment. So he knocked it down to a 100 and just spread the other 80 across the rest of the payments for the plan. I'm paying 91 and some change a month so it's not bad. It's doable and having the warranty is pretty valuable for me now that the manufacturer's warranty is expired. I've also recommended Endurance to some of my friends.

I called Endurance and the representative that I talked to seemed to be knowledgeable about what he was doing and the product. He seemed to be honest, and he made me comfortable. The experience was great when I signed up with them. I would definitely recommend them.

The rep of Endurance explained everything. Making payments has been easy. It comes right out of my credit card every month.

Signed up for their most expensive coverage package (Diamond), was told I could bring my vehicle to any ASE certified Shop, and as long as the repair was approved I would only pay my deductible. After the adjuster came out (2 days later than they were supposed to) I was told that the shop and the claims company use different systems to calculate labor, and as a result I would have to cover the difference. When I spoke to Endurance they essentially shrugged and said "tough". Do not get this unless you have read all of the fine print and know exactly what they will cover.

The coverage that the dealer was offering was too expensive. And I just felt that Endurance was the best for the money that it was charging. Everybody was courteous and good, but when I wasn't ready to purchase that very day, the person told me, "Well, we may not be able to offer you this price at a later date." So that was almost a turnoff. Other than that, so far, I haven't had a problem.

Based on what Endurance told me, it sounded like it was a good policy that was gonna cover and supply the needs that I needed. But the problem is that they tell you what they think they want you to hear even when you're asking the right questions. Initially, I thought I was satisfied until I called and asked a few more questions, and then I was unsatisfied, so I cancelled it. There were some things that were told to me that when I called back to inquire about, I was told something different.

I talked with an Endurance representative and he was very helpful. He guided me. I called him a few times after that. He was always there to help me out. I hope that if I have any problems with my vehicle and I go to a dealership, they would be as good of a service provider as they were when they sold the warranty to me. So far, I will always recommend Endurance.

I had bought a new car and I thought the car still had the factory warranty on it but it didn't. I had to pay out-of-pocket for the repair for the power steering that went out so I looked into buying an extended warranty for it. That's what made me get Endurance and making payments for it was pretty easy.

I googled Endurance and they had the best rating. Their reps were really helpful. And any questions I had, they were able to answer. So, I was impressed with that.

My car is older, and I needed to do something after it got over 100,000 miles. I called a number of extended warranty providers. I looked up Endurance, and they seemed the most reputable. They explained everything to me and worked through it and gave me a good cost. They were good, and I like the package. It's a lot of money, but the package is competitive. Also, it's easy to make payments. They just do direct withdrawal from my account.

I and my mother had an extended warranty with CarShield originally and it was truly the worst service ever. So I cancelled my service with them. When I went online under ConsumerAffairs, they gave me Endurance right away. I called and the service was quick as far as giving me all the information that I needed. Even to return calls to them, they pick up right away. It wasn't a long wait. Also, the cost was great and I was getting more than I was getting with CarShield.

My factory warranty expired, so I wanted to make sure I had coverage on my vehicle. Looking at the expenses and the nature of what the warranty covered, I felt more comfortable going with Endurance. Their reps were good and helpful in explaining everything and making me feel comfortable in purchasing the warranty.

I bought a used car and I wanted a warranty just in case anything went wrong with the car. The reviews online has Endurance as one of the better ones. So, I went with that. When I purchased the warranty, it was simple. I just paid for the down payment and then, it was really easy. The payment was $200 to start with and then $100 a month after that. The total amount is $3,900.

I was impressed with the policy when reading and speaking to the sales representative. However I decided to lift my truck and found that the policy would not cover the modification. Being that I was in the first 30 days of the policy I should be able to cancel with no problems. After being on hold for an average of fifteen minutes every time I called, I was hung up on six times in a row. Right now I am typing this and hoping I can get through to someone before the last two weeks of my trial is up. While I've been writing this I was hung up on twice more. However nice the people are on the phone, I feel the company itself needs to fix the issues with its phone lines. I try very hard to give a positive light to any review. This company is quickly making it impossible. If this is the issue I am running into now, I can only be lucky that I am understanding their true nature before I have a serious issue with my vehicle.

I’m a big fan of making sure that I’m protected going forward with my vehicles and everything else. I like to have that peace of mind. Endurance had the best rating and I’m a big fan of looking online and making sure that everything was good to go. The first time I dealt with them was with a totally different vehicle, and the vehicle that I was looking at is not a vehicle that can be warrantied ‘cause it’s a police vehicle. The person that I dealt with at the warranty company neglected to tell me that and gave me the price and everything else. I ended up buying that vehicle. I got another callback from somebody else from Endurance and this guy told me I can't warranty that. There’s a line of communications issue. If they don’t have that, they're just out and out lying to people.

I wanted to have extended protection for a truck that I recently purchased. I did a Google search and Endurance had pretty good reviews, so I went with them. My purchasing experience was good and they talked me through everything. I had no complaints. They were also pretty straightforward and making my payments has been very easy. The automatic payments were set-up super easily, too.

After looking up Endurance, I saw that they pay out more their claims than majority of the other companies, and they covered more systems in the car. Everything was very professional when I spoke with the rep. I got a very fair plan. The rate is $100 a month. The package that they're offering is worth it. The only thing I had a issue with was the 30-day money back guarantee, but you’re not allowed to use your warranty for 60 days. So what's the point of having a 30-day money back when you can’t even use it in that 30 days and know if it’s something you like or not? Also, there’s no communication back and forth. But I recommend Endurance to people now as it is. I have a great peace of mind knowing that I’m gonna be covered if anything happens if I go on the road on vacation. Overall, with my limited experience, they’ve been great to work with.

Horrible customer service, you have to be on HOLD, while being on hold, the announcement comes back that you were call #5 and now you are caller #15 and have to hold some more. Then after you FINALLY get to speak with someone, they need to transfer you to the correct department which is not the correct department at all and the circle continues of holding, being put in the back of the line holding some more and then getting transferred to the incorrect department, hold some more etc. I only have a question!!! I sure would hate to have a claim with this company because you would need to set aside an entire day to be on hold, transferred, and wait for them to call you back! NO THANK YOU!!!! DO NOT BUY FROM THEM! I would rate them 0 stars, but I had to put at least 1 star... :(

I've researched and found out that there's no middle person with Endurance. When I have to come to paying for the warranty, it's through Endurance, it's not through anybody else. So, it's less people and less hassles. The rep did a good job and explained everything.

Signing up with Endurance was a little pressured. I was trying to tell them that I wanted to wait to get my vehicle back because when I called to get the warranty, my vehicle was in for an interval service and when I pick it up, the warranty would be expiring soon. So, I didn’t want the warranty to expire without having something else in place. Also, I wanted to wait to get my vehicle out to see if there were any issues because any warranty work that was done on my vehicle, that was under warranty at the time, would be warrantied for two more years. The rep from Endurance told me that I would be getting a discount if I sign up with them on that day and that when I get my car back, and if I find out that I don’t need it, they would refund everything. I just need to call them within 30 days.

I originally started with Endurance and their price was too high. So, I worked with another company and they tried to bring their price down. They couldn't be surprised that I wound up going with CarShield. I'm having a lot of problems getting my down payments back from Endurance. Their customer service was awful. Nobody canceled my first investment and when I tried to call them back, I couldn't get anybody to answer any questions until after nine people. By the time I was done, I spoke to a manager but nobody knows what happened to my down payment. They claimed I didn't do anything proper. When I told them I wanted to do something else, things just went south and not that good service that they had. I was very dissatisfied with Endurance.

I just bought a used Ford Expedition and I looked into acquiring an auto warranty. I just did some web research and Endurance was the highest rated. The rep was very informative and told me everything I should expect but I wished he would’ve let me know that there were more options. He gave the best option he thought was for me, but after I got on there, I realized that there was even more coverage that I wished we could’ve talked about. Maybe I didn’t qualify for it or my vehicle but just to kinda compare and contrast. Still, he did a good job at explaining everything and he didn’t try to beef it up more than it was to get a sale. He just told me straight up what it was. Then, after I got online and after I got my policy and looked it up, it was exactly as he said.

I got a warranty for my vehicle because it's expensive when it breaks down. I got Endurance and the rep was good. I like the package that I was given and I'm paying 130 bucks a month for it. However, I thought he quoted me like 3,000, but it ended up being close to 5. Other than that, Endurance has been good so far.

When we bought my wife's car, the three-year included warranty was up on it and it has so much in electronics that I felt better to have it covered with a warranty. I shopped around for price and between what Endurance covered and what they offered, it seemed to be the best deal. Purchasing the warranty was a fairly simple process and it was a straightforward experience with the rep. He went through everything and answered my questions. We pay through a direct debit every month which we like. It's no muss, no fuss and it's great. We just purchased the car a few months ago and I hope we can use it, but if the car runs great, then I don't have to use the policy. My wife just retired and our income drops, so I don't need any major surprises if the transmission goes wrong with the car. It's a lifeline if something should go wrong.

I liked Endurance's contract terms and purchasing with them was good. I had no problems. The rep was informative and honest. Having a warranty seems like the thing to do nowadays and if something goes wrong with my car, I want Endurance to fix it.

I got a lot of good reviews from people who have purchased warranties through Endurance, including my uncle and a friend. Even the person who sold me the Nissan Altima at the dealership recommended it. Endurance got me a good price and they were cheaper by almost $1,000 compared to other people. They also offered more. I was sent to a couple of people to finish up processing and they were all pretty well and great. They explained everything out perfectly fine to where it was understandable. It was a 20-minute call at most because I had a lot of questions. But it was pretty smooth and easy. It was no hassle. I got what I wanted, and I'm pretty happy with it. They were able to set up a month-to-month for me that was affordable for the duration that I have the car in. I feel like I'm getting more out of what I paid for. I've been recommending Endurance to a lot of people, even my customers that I talk to.

I have a car that is kind of expensive to fix so I wanted some help with that. When I talked to the Endurance people on the phone, they sounded like they had a better product than their competitors. They were pretty professional and they did a good job explaining the package. I’m satisfied with what I got and I have it on auto payment. It's easy to make payments. Endurance was a good deal.

I bought this Endurance Warranty to pay MEPCO. Warranty NEVER help pay mechanic at all. I have 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.5 and had to took car to shop since 2017 and still problem. And I pay total about 5,000 dollars and mechanic called Endurance Warranty see if cover or not. They keep say, "No. Not covered..." I already paid Endurance Warranty at MEPCO for 1,910 dollars and Nothing help at all. Not even one time. Nothing. JUST SUCKS and feel like SCAM.

I have a 2012 Hyundai Veloster. I purchased a warranty with Endurance thinking that it would be wise to protect myself against potential issues (the adult thing to do). I made my payments and never had an issue - until I did. In February 2019 I was on my way to work and the car shuddered and slowed. I was able to get it off the interstate and to the mechanic. I was confident that they would find the problem and that everything should be fine because I had a policy. Within a few days the Hyundai dealership contacted me to tell me that I had engine failure due to a piston/ring issue and since Hyundai doesn't make a replacement I needed to replace my whole engine. Again, no problem. They contact Endurance who sends out an adjustor. I wait.

My regular warranty was going out. Google showed Endurance to be number one. Their reps answered all my questions and were able to explain everything. They worked with me about the payment plan too. Everything was pretty good. It was a really smooth experience. But I have still been getting a lot of calls about the extended warranty. They told me that I only have the powertrain through Endurance but I thought I had more than just that.

I found Endurance online and I saw a couple of good reviews. So I decided to go with them. The rep I dealt with was really helpful. He explained everything. And if I had questions on anything, he made me understand what I needed to know. There was only one payment plan I could choose from, but it was fine for me, so I didn’t really have a problem with it.

I had purchased warranty for my Audi A4, unfortunately I had major repair within few months after purchase. They didn’t cover single penny giving all reasons to not to cover, as I did fall short of 100miles etc. Agreed - I still continued to pay the insurance. Now after year I had some issue with car again which is coverable component. Surprisingly they came back with reason to not to cover. My service person warned me not to buy, I still went ahead and purchased. All I am wanting now is to stop this policy, hope they return at least what I paid them.

I was trying to look for an extended warranty for my son's car. I googled and went with the company that answered the phone. The benefits and the aspects of the Endurance warranty was explained to me very well. They told me what I had to pay. They didn't give me any other options. But making the payments was easy. They did it all over the phone.

I had an auto warranty but it wasn't worth a flip so I went online and checked other providers out. I came up with Endurance. I called a gentleman up and he told me about what the product was, how much it cost, and what it could and couldn't do. I gave him my credit card and enrolled. Their rep knew what he was talking about and answered all my questions.

I might need an extended coverage for my vehicle one day and I looked it up online. Endurance popped up and I picked them. The rep seemed like he knew what he was talking about such as the rules and the coverage. I did a payment plan because it was the same amount if you paid upfront or just spread it out. If you pay cash upfront, you should get a discount. Also, the monthly payments are a little high because they don’t stretch it out as far as the warranty is. They should stretch it longer.

The warranty had ran out on my Jeep. I'd already fixed both the brakes and wheel bearing on it a couple of times, and I figured I need to get some extra insurance. We were looking and we've seen Endurance was the best. The rep was nice. I told him I was on a fixed income and he set me up right away with the gold package that I could fit with my fixed income which what I thought was cool. Making payments for it is easy. I put it in my girlfriend's account and they take it out of there. Endurance worked with me and that shows me a lot of respect. They were top rate. They treated me like I was talking to them in person. It was a fabulous experience.

Endurance had the best reviews on Google when I researched the different providers. It was 4.9 out of 5 stars from about 200 something people. Plus, they were rated A plus from the Better Business Bureau. Endurance explained everything. There was no delay in the process, and I understood everything after I got off the phone with them. I got my contracts on my email right after. Everything was done very professionally. I was very impressed with them. I made the initial payment and then they take the payment out once a month like they said.

Endurance has a better fee. They're very affordable. I had another quote that was twice as much. I also liked their reviews so I went with them and their reps answered all the questions that I had. I still have questions on the policy, but I feel like I can call back and ask the questions.

I bought a used car and the warranty was only for 1,000 miles. I needed something more than that. Once I started talking to an Endurance rep, I felt pretty good about it. It just sounded nice and I got my veteran's discount. The rep did a good job. The payment plan was pretty good too. Everything seems to be in order so far.

My old coverage was running out. Endurance had a nice price and they were helpful. Their rep was great and straightforward. I liked what I heard about the package that I got. My account didn’t have the proper funds in it at that time, so they let me post-pay it. That was great. I'm just starting with Endurance but if it works, I'd feel great about it and I’d tell others to join up.

My Chevrolet Uplander is an older vehicle with some miles, and I wanted the peace of mind if I get hit with a big repair. I got Endurance based on some of the remarks on the internet, and I got $250 worth of free stuff, but I still don’t see them. These include free repairs, a couple certain tires, a free fob (which I need one of them) and the key guy to come program it. So far, I’m happy with my experience, but all I did was pay them money. I’ve got something going on with the rear windows and they won’t open, so I gotta take it in in a couple of weeks.

According to ConsumerAffairs, Endurance was rated number one. I went with them and their rep was great. He did real good in explaining the benefits to me and how to file a claim when the time comes.

I have a Hyundai and it still has a 100,000 mile powertrain warranty, but I also wanted to make sure that I have bumper-to-bumper coverage. Endurance was top-rated by ConsumerAffairs so I went with them. I got their premium package and the reps were very knowledgeable and helpful. We set up automatic withdrawal and I’ve made my first payment. It was easy. Also, I travel a bit, so having a warranty is comforting.

Endurance was easy to work with. I called back about something else, and I was able to tweak what I had gotten for an even better deal. It was a good experience, all positive, all the way around. I would recommend them and I did.

I used Endurance a few years back. I went with them again and the rep was knowledgeable. However, making payments for purchasing the warranty is difficult ‘cause I haven't received anything since day one. I did that first payment on the phone with them but I haven't gotten any correspondence since the phone call where I signed up. I haven't gotten any type of invoicing or anything like that. I would expect to see a monthly statement.

I have issues with my transmission so I looked into having a warranty. I pretty much liked everything that Endurance has to offer so I went with them. However, when I missed a payment, I asked them if they could charge me on the 1st and they said yes but they continued to charge my card anyway.

My vehicle was out of warranty, and repairs are costly, so I’m trying to alleviate as much that I have to pay out through that. Endurance has high customer review ratings and my experience with the rep was pleasant. They went over everything in detail of what the coverage consisted of and what steps I would have to take if I have to make a claim. Give Endurance a try. Everyone’s experience will be different, but so far, I haven’t had an issue with them and I’m satisfied.

I decided to get extended coverage on my vehicle just in case something was to happen. Sometimes, something happens to a vehicle and it ain't a cheap fix. I have all my regular bills, my five kids, and everything else like that. If something was to happen to my vehicle, the repairs could be $100 and sometimes $500 or $700. The parts might cost this much and the labor might cost that much. I figured an extended warranty would be good.

Endurance's options appealed to me more. I went with them and I was very pleased with their rep. However, I got the impression that there was no charge to cancel because I was told that at the beginning. As we got further along, it was like, “Oh, no, you're charged." It's $50 or $100 when you cancel. That was not real clear. It didn’t cost me the policy, but it was something I think that should be clarified more. When you ask, “Are you gonna charge me if I cancel?” and they say, “Oh, no, no,” that’s kind of what you expect. They need to really tell the customer upfront that yes, there is a cancellation charge. But at this point, I would recommend Endurance. My car is a 2010 and I plan to keep it. If I can keep it another four or five years and if something major happens, Endurance will help cover it.

When I did the market research online, Endurance came really highly rated. They have a great reputation. They were very informative when I spoke to them. It was fairly easy to make the payments. I just gave them my American Express buy. But I had to cancel my policy because I thought my existing plan runs out in September, but it turns out it's September of next year. But once my plan runs out, I will 100% call Endurance back and get the plan.

I had my AC quit blowing cold air. Put in shop and gave the mechanic my warranty and told them to call since AC was covered. It was shot. The inspector finally showed up why is in not tore apart. The mechanic said you did not say to. I told you on phone there was metal in orifice and it had too much high pressure on high pressure side which means it stopped up and only blows hot air. Mechanic said he would tear it down right quick. Inspector said he seen enough and left. Did not say a word. Mechanic finally gets the inspector on phone. He said he denied the claim.

For an expensive car, it's a smart idea to make sure that you have insurance on the parts as well as having an insurance on the car itself. And the same reason you should have insurance on the car, you should have insurance on the thing that could go on in the car. You never know what may happen in this world. I bought my car used from a dealership. It was my first time doing that as well. So, I wanted to make sure I did it right and have good coverage on it on both accounts.

The people from Endurance were really good and my purchase experience went okay. Their rep told me I had to select a plan, and what the warranty covered. I chose Endurance over Shield because it was like I’ll never pay Shield off. Endurance told me how much the total thing was, and then, the payments were lower per month. I can put a lump sum and get it paid off before the five years. So, that’s what I liked about that. I’m satisfied with Endurance. I had no problem with them, and Andrew was great. I’ve told a lot of people about Endurance.

I got Endurance warranty for my daughter and everything is okay so far. I sold my Hyundai Accent to my daughter then I have a Toyota Camry and I have Endurance on that as well. I like the name and the customer service was good. They gave me all the information that I needed upfront and told me almost exactly what was written on the paper. I could also see in writing how to file a claim and they gave me phone numbers. So I got everything I needed.

I had an extended warranty that I purchased through the Honda company in San Antonio. I received a letter that was made to look like it came from Honda. They spoke there about raising my premium, but they can’t do that. We had a contract. I later found out that it wasn't from Honda. It was somebody trying to drum up business. So, I’m one of those people that got scammed. It caused me to leave Honda and come to Endurance. The purchase experience wasn't bad. They gave me the website that I could go should I need to submit a claim.

I bought a used car and it has 97,000 miles right now, and I wanted to protect myself. Endurance Auto Warranty has good reviews so I purchased from them. The experience with their rep was pretty smooth. I just called, and less than an hour, I was set up, so it was good. Making a payment was really easy, as well. However, when I had damage on my car and it happened within the first month, they were not able to cover that. It would be nice if somebody over the phone explained that I needed to wait for a month or a thousand miles, which was in my policy, but nobody ever disclosed that to me. But aside from that, everything was good.

From my research, Endurance was one of the best. My experience purchasing with them was good. And the rep I dealt with answered all the questions and everything I asked for.

I was looking online and Endurance was high-rated. So, I went with them. When I first set it up their rep was nice and was very informational. But I’ve been trying to get in contact with them to cancel my policy. I got another company call me back and they gave me a better mileage at a cheaper rate. I called Endurance two days ago and left my name. The automated prompt said it was a six-minute wait. They said if want to get called back, hit nine, and once it was my turn, I was supposed to get a callback. I’m still waiting on that callback. So, that’s kinda like pissing me off.

My truck is old and I’m planning to keep her until she cannot run anymore. So, if she gets older, I just wanna make sure that I was able to perform whatever repairs that may be needed down the road. I was looking at the internet, and Endurance Auto Warranty seemed to have gotten some good reviews from what I could see. Their rep was very helpful. He was able to talk me through some things and clarify some other items and things. I appreciated his time. Fortunately, I have not had to use the warranty, but I am thankful it’s there just like any other type of insurance. And if I do need it coming down the line, I have it.

My purchase experience with Endurance was perfect. They seemed really genuine and they made me really understand what the whole process was about and what it meant to get an extended warranty and the benefits of it. They made me really comfortable. But I'm going to call Endurance back today because it’s right before my 30-day period to discuss getting a better warranty. I want more coverage.

I decided to get extended coverage because I currently have coverage through a company, but it's gonna get expired. Everywhere I look, Endurance is always labeled number one. Like if you Google best warranty companies, they always come up number one. And they just so happen to contact me and I wasn't gonna buy it yet, but they said you get a discount if you buy it on the first phone conversation. So, after a little bit of negotiation, I just went ahead and bought it. The coverage matched my needs for the vehicle and the emergency coverage was fair, as well. The purchasing experience was good and I would recommend it.

I bought an extended warranty from Endurance for protection and my experience with their rep was pleasant. They pretty much sold me on everything. So far, so good.

I called Endurance and the guy that I spoke with was pretty persuasive. I would recommend him. The only thing is I wish I would have thought about the deductible and asked to have it lowered.

When I spoke with the sales rep from Endurance, he was very kind and generous and he put everything out to where I could understand exactly what would be what. He was really nice and very helpful. Any questions I needed where answered. And he didn't rush, and he wasn’t trying to fast-talk me. Also, I liked their rates. It was very reasonable. Their down payment was super-reasonable, too.

I looked into getting an auto warranty ‘cause I didn’t wanna be responsible for any major damages. Endurance was the first provider that came to me. The rep was great and he explained benefits and how to file claims. I got the packet in the mail to show me how to make the payments and where to make the payments to. So far, so good.

My experience with Endurance was fine. I've had it before on my truck through the fire department. The reports on the internet are also pretty good on Endurance, and the others are questionable. I keep vehicles for a long time so, I want them covered. It's really expensive if something goes out like air conditioner, those little things or big things that it covers. Then my vehicle is a Jaguar XKR and it's very expensive to work on. This time I called straight to Endurance and their rep was fine. You could tell that he was really trying to sell the warranty. I've been in retail years ago and I know the tricks he used.

I called the place where I bought my car from and they recommended Endurance Auto Warranty. The reps were very thorough, and explained everything in detail to me. They have great customer service. It was a good experience, and it made me feel comfortable moving forward with them.

The warranty that I got from the dealership was way expensive. I did a l little bit of research and Endurance had good reviews and good feedback. So, I thought I’d give it a shot. Their reps were very knowledgeable, very nice and polite. They answered all my questions. It’s set up on a automatic plan now. But the only thing I didn’t like about the package was it doesn’t cover the electronic, and it can be a really expensive item. I can get a loan basically to fix that kind of thing. But that’s not what I want to do. And one other thing that I don’t like is that it takes 60 days before the warranty kicks in. But I got 30 days to review it and determine if I like it, then I can cancel it with no penalties and I can get all my money back. It’s been an easy process. They have very professional folks that I was dealing with, and I look forward to seeing how it goes when I have to use it on the first day.

I looked at about five or six different auto warranty companies and I ended up going with Endurance since they have pretty good reviews. The rep that I talked to was very informative. He was polite and he answered all of my questions and concerns that I could think of.

I got additional fees going on, and the warranty situation was a better deal for me to buy. I had a friend that told me about Endurance. Everything was good when I made my purchase from them. And they were very knowledgeable about the products they were selling.

We have a new vehicle and we wanted to keep an extended warranty on it. I looked online to see who’s the best provider and Endurance Auto Warranty got the top reviews as far as customer service and customer care. I went with them and their rep was pretty knowledgeable, knew a little bit about what he was doing, and answered all my questions while purchasing the warranty.

I read a couple of reviews online and then I talked with other companies but for what Endurance was asking for, it was more reasonable than some of the other companies. And then I checked with the dealership and they work with Endurance. I wanted to make sure I was able to get the vehicle fixed if needed, and I wouldn't have any issues with them getting their money. The Endurance reps were professional and pleasant. They were willing to provide information. When I got my premium, they were cooperative and knowledgeable. I asked them a question and they responded back. And that’s what made me go ahead and just go with Endurance.

I bought a used car before and I got screwed over. The motor blew up in it and I didn’t want it to happen again. I wanted to feel more protected, so I decided to purchase a warranty. Endurance was the best rated one online and I found nothing but good things about them, so I went with them. The rep who assisted me pretty much covered all the basics on everything included in my warranty and I had a good experience with him. Making payments for the warranty was really simple, too.

I found a couple of good reviews on Endurance and I called and asked them a few questions. The rep that I spoke with was great. She was very informative and professional. Purchasing the warranty was easy. Every time I’ve talked to someone from Endurance on the phone, they’ve been great. They answered any questions I had.

I drive my vehicle a lot from work, so I figured getting a service contract might not be a bad investment. I googled the top providers, and Endurance was on the list. And they were right towards the top whenever I googled it, so I figured it might not be too bad. Their rep was cool and he seemed to go over everything well. He explained to me. In my experience with some extended warranties, they talk a good game until it's time to pay up, and then it becomes a hassle, they don't wanna pay, and they make you jump through all these hoops. So, he explained to me that it mustn’t be that way. Endurance has good customer service, and they did everything fine.

The price of Endurance was pretty reasonable, so I went with them. I had another company prior to it as well. But they were a bit more pricier than Endurance. The customer service reps of Endurance were also very understanding. They answered all my questions because I had a lot of questions just for my past insurance with auto warranties. The rep was very eager to answer all my questions and was very friendly. And after I got off the phone, I was rather pleased with the purchase. We did auto draft for the payments, so it was pretty simple. I'd recommend them.

The coverage we’ve had was expiring, so I needed to do something else about it. I looked around online to find something, and Endurance was the best I could find. Their process was easy enough. I called and they were very helpful. I put down a downpayment then there’s payment over a several years. After signing up, somebody called me to see if we received the information. So far, so good.

I like cars a lot, but I don't like spending on maintenance. Maintenance for one of the cars tends to be a lot more money than they should be so I looked into auto warranties. I went on one website where I plugged in my information as far as my car and Endurance came up as the best choice. The Endurance rep I worked with while purchasing the warranty made everything really simple. It was really easy and I had the warranty within 10 minutes. Making payments was also easy. I gave them my information and everything went fine. Everything has been great. I have a Porsche and I had been told it was just now possible to do luxury cars. And I definitely recommend it to my friends who are in a similar situation.

We have a older vehicle and we just wanna be able to have the coverage if needed should anything go wrong with the vehicle because we live in a world today where everything is very expensive and sky-high. Everybody needs help at some point or another. Once I talked with an Endurance rep I thought they had a great offer at the price they were asking for. They were also very, very detailed and made the purchasing experience very convenient. I've had to call them at least three times and I've had a good experience every time.

We needed an extended warranty for our other car. It’s a Hyundai Sonata and its warranty expired at 60,000 miles, so we got extended warranty that will cover any mechanical issues. We’ve been looking around at different warranty companies and we saw Endurance, so we went with them. The rep we dealt with was really good and she explained everything to us. She was patient with us, too and making payments for the warranty is simple and very easy. So far, we've had no issues yet with the car and hopefully, we don’t get any. But if we do get some issues with the car, I’m pretty sure Endurance would help us. Our experience with them was good and I would recommend them.

I'm very satisfied with Endurance. The rep was knowledgeable and courteous. He was great. He gave me exactly what I wanted. I put in the payment in auto draft, so it's very easy to do.

My vehicle is five years old and had 66,000 miles on it, and I wanted to protect myself mechanically. I had a previous bad experience with a company so I wanted to make sure that I did a little more research. I had gone with another company, then I found out they weren’t very good so I canceled the contract I had with them and I called Endurance. They knew what they were talking about and they seemed honest. They laid out the payment plan per month which was somewhat easy. I wanted to know what the interest rate was gonna be, they told me and I was okay with it.

Endurance had an A+ rating on the Better Business Bureau. Their rep was pretty nice and explained stuff pretty simply. It was pretty easy to set up the payment plan. I had a nice interaction with the customer service team when they called and asked me for update on the mileage of my truck.

I’ve had the vehicle for a long time. It got some sentimental value to me. It’s reliable and dependable. But the other warranty had expired, and I wanted to have coverage for the car no matter what the situation is. I did some poll searching and saw what the top-rated extended warranty coverages were available. Endurance was number one, so I gave it a call, and everything worked out. Their rep was awesome. He was very informative and explained everything. He made the experience that much more pleasant. I’m doing a payment plan and it’s affordable. I get free extra months of coverage down the line. It’s pretty good. So for anybody else who’s looking for some coverage, I’ll definitely recommend them.

I went online and compared extended warranty companies, and Endurance had good ratings. I had a wonderful experience purchasing the extended warranty from them. But there was a mistake when I got it, because they had my contract wrote up for a brand new car. But I had a used vehicle. So, they had to redo it because they said it was two different ways they had to write it up, for a new vehicle and a used vehicle. And then they did me a favor and gave me an extra 20,000. They got it to about 101,000 from my mileage. I’m very satisfied with the package that I got. I will recommend Endurance to my friends.

I had one of my employees look up a good place and Endurance had a good rating, so we went with them. But there’s a two-month waiting period from the moment I bought the vehicle to the moment they start the policy. They want to make sure they don’t get roped into something that’s already broke. The reps were great. They set me up with automatic debit, explained everything to me and told me why there’s the two-month wait before the vehicle can actually go into the shop and they will consider any cost repairs. The follow-through was great. Any questions I had, their rep, Stanley was thorough, and sent me any paperwork I needed to do to make sure that we were good to go. I’m very satisfied.

I compared warranty providers and Endurance's price was right. And the way they structured the payments was good. I was pleased with the interaction that I had with their rep. Also, Endurance did well in explaining the benefits and the claim procedure.

I considered three warranty companies and Endurance had a good rating and it has fair price. The rep was informative and answered my questions.

I researched reviews online, and I decided to go with Endurance. I asked their rep when I will be able to use the warranty, and I was told that it will be in 90 days, which is fine. I don’t have any pre-existing conditions with my car, but I just wanted to know just in case. I asked what was on the warranty and if they would send me like a print out. I like to be able to put my hands and my four eyes on something. When I made my payment, I was assured that it would be sent to me. So I’m just waiting for it to arrive.

We kept warranties on everything that we could, even our home. Endurance had a good rating when I did some checking online, so I went with them. I talked to their rep on the phone and we set up everything. He was very knowledgeable, polite, and explained it all to me. The only thing that was questionable was that I had to wait 30 days to cancel. But yet, I had to wait 30 days to use the warranty and I had to put 1,000 miles on my vehicle.

The guys from Endurance are pretty nice people and they’re doing good things. The person that I talked to was very clear about how they go about doing things, about the mileage and what I’m supposed to do to keep my car up. When I first paid for the warranty, I did it over the phone and I managed to pull it off. It was pretty easy. I’m glad that I have Endurance Auto Warranty. And I would recommend them.

Endurance is a great company. I have them myself and when my fiancé decides to get her another vehicle, I’ll go put her on too. In my case, this warranty is very valuable. I have a hybrid so I know how a lot of things can go bad with them. I added an extended coverage to my 2008 Chevy to be on the safe side. Initially, I looked online and read a little bit about Endurance, and when I gave them a call, everything they offered was good. I also liked dealing with the representative. He was very courteous and kind. He was easy to talk and relate to. The package he signed up with was everything I needed. I was very satisfied with the experience.

I have seen a significant amount of good reviews for Endurance in comparison with others, and the knowledge of their rep and the plans that they have provided in addition to the kind of demeanor, impressed me. They only have to give me about two different options, and of those two options, we selected one that fit my budget. They were very respectful and responsive to any questions that I had. Setting up the payment was also super easy. I just set it up right over the phone with them to do automated payments.

Endurance was the first company to call and they sounded good. I read up the things on their app and I didn't bother searching any further. The young lady bent over backwards to find and create a plan that would work for me and for them. I have a monthly payment plan and I'm perfectly satisfied with the service and the treatment I've gotten so far.

My auto warranty was about to expire and I did a research online and considered Endurance based on the reviews that they had. And their reps were nice and knowledgeable. They answered my questions and explained everything in detail. We set up payments. I had to do a follow up because I told them I didn’t receive my information that they sent, and they were able to send everything over to me via email. They resolved my issue immediately.

The Endurance rep that I talked to was pretty nice. He went in detail about Endurance and the protection plan because I didn't know they include the brakes and the tires. So it had extra stuff. It's way more coverage than I had on my other extended warranty.

Having a warranty gives me peace of mind. My car is over 10 years old but I don't have any plans of getting rid of it. I wanted to have some protection and the package I got from Endurance is fine. The whole experience was satisfactory.

I have an older car that I gotta keep with 140,000 miles on it, and the warranty went out. The older things get, they devalue and depreciate, and problems come about. So for precautionary measures, I decided to go with a extended auto warranty in case something happens. My brother referred Endurance and getting the warranty was very easy and straight to the point. They very helpful. The process wasn’t invasive. Like, they weren’t trying to force it on me. Once you have a good product, you don’t have to sell yourself. And that’s what it was. The customer service also called to follow up and I received an email as well.

The warranty that I had expired so I needed a new one. I called multiple warranties and Endurance was the cheapest. I thought I would get the most out of what I was paying for but I soon found out that that was not the case. The last call I had was with a supervisor and they explained to me that it was the premium warranty and that I would get the contract within two days. But I didn’t get it in two days. I ended up getting it three weeks later when I only had a week to decide if I wanted to keep it or not. So that was a negative. Then when I actually looked into the warranty contract, it didn’t have half the things that I was told I was gonna get. By the time they gave me the one that they said I was supposed to get, it cost the same as BMW. So I ended up canceling and I went with BMW instead.

Last year, I had bought a Volkswagen and the warranty was expired. I needed a warranty, and then I saw the Endurance commercial on TV. But I called some other companies and Endurance had the fairest price and the best coverage. The rep that I dealt with was awesome. She was very friendly. She answered all my questions, and briefed everything clearly. She transferred me to another guy to set up the payment. He asked my card number and I gave it to him, and it was set up as easy as that. I'm doing recurring payments with upfront deposit.

I have very new vehicles for the last several years and I got tired driving new ones so I went to get a used one. I found out when I have taken my vehicles in previously that it costs a lot of money to take them in for repairs. So, I wouldn’t forget a warranty when it’s up because I’m not able to do mechanical work. I just called Endurance Auto Warranty's toll-free number that was on my TV, and a young man talked really favorable. Their reps were very thorough and replied to the questions that I had to ask, which wasn’t too many, but I feel assured that if and when I ever need it, I’ll be very pleased with the service. I have my paper in my car so in case I were to ever need it, I will have them right with me. I'm glad I have Endurance.

I did very minimal research into extended warranty and Endurance was one of the consumer-recommended companies. The reps were very nice and they explained everything. The payment plan they set up was to be expected. It was a simple process.

The current extended coverage that I had was expiring. It was a powertrain warranty, and I drive a Jaguar. I need more than just a powertrain warranty. So, I needed something with a lot more coverage and repair options. I then got my new warranty from Endurance. Their reps were really pleasant. The guy that I spoke with was very attentive. He understood exactly what I needed. He didn’t try to upsell me anything, but he provided everything that I needed. I set up recurring payments, too and it’s bearable.

My warranty was coming up, and I didn’t want to be without insurance. I saw a commercial on Endurance and I had seen a few from other companies, and Endurance seemed to really strike me more than any of the rest. I talked to three actual different companies, and Endurance was the easiest to talk to. I got exactly what I wanted. My payments are automatic. I don’t have anything to worry about. Endurance should continue to do what they're doing and everything will go good for them. I thank them for such a good company.

Our previous auto warranty company had really, really bad reviews, so we decided to switch to Endurance. I’m kinda disappointed because I got a lot about how all the bills are gonna be paid, but I never got a package saying what it covered or anything about that. All I got were a bunch of papers about the financing end of it. They just told me what I had to pay and then they automatically take out the amount from my checking account every month.

I Googled extended warranty, and it said Endurance was the number one insurance company. So, I gave them a try. The rep explained the packages and what all came with the different packages and deals. It is by far the best dealer I had heard. The whole process was pretty easy. It was a win-win deal. I don't think I'd work out a better deal with anyone else. They did everything they possibly did. It was probably more than anybody else would have did.

They suck. I paid my warranty consistently for 2 years. In my last 4 months in had to have a new alternator replaced. I realized then that you better read the fine print. The deductible was $100. The work was about $400. They did not want to pay for the covered service. I ended up pay over $300 while they would only pick up $100 of the tab. Secondly I had a breakdown of my rear differential and they sent an inspector out who denied it as wear and tear.

These people keep calling my cell from various numbers and sending stuff to my house not even 2 months after me buying a brand new Honda that has a 10 year warranty. I can see them bugging me if I bought some used car that has a year left on the manufacture warranty.

Endurance Auto Warranty charged me $150 down and 84 a month and another company called me and said that they could do $100 down for 55 a month. I had to do a conference call with Endurance and the other company to ask why there was a difference, and Endurance said that they would go ahead and give us that price. Their sales reps were nice trying to make a sale.

I already had an extended warranty and it was expiring. I went online and did some research. The Endurance price and package were adequate and then the customer service person was very friendly and knowledgeable. I still have my other warranty in place and I haven’t really filed a claim with Endurance. I know I have a direct number so I’m just gonna reach out to them if I run into something.

I purchased the warranty from Endurance over the phone and the reps that I talked to were courteous and very knowledgeable. But there was a discrepancy on what they sent me originally so I had to call them back. They took care of it very quickly, and very easily. So it was a really good experience.

The car I was buying was gonna be out of warranty in about a year and when I did some price comparison on providers, Endurance was pretty competitive. It is a very professional company too. They waited about a month until I was ready to start doing the payments. The representative I dealt with was also very professional. I had a good experience with him.

The auto warranty I had was cancelled, so I had to get another one. We went over everything with the Endurance Auto Warranty rep. It was a very good experience. They postdated my payments, so it would be very easy for me and I wouldn’t lose the warranty. Overall, their service was great.

I needed a service warranty for my car and because of the Better Business Bureau, I chose Endurance. They answered every question that I had and it was easy to make payments. When I didn't get my warranty in an email as it was stated, I called and the rep was very forthcoming. She helped me and got it out for me. Everything was fine and I even recommended Endurance to someone.

I searched online and I've seen some pretty good reviews on Endurance. I tried it out, and I just talked with them today. I was thinking about canceling the warranty, but the rep talked me into keeping it. So, it's been pretty good.

The year of my car is about seven years old now and it’s getting up there in miles. I don’t have any warranty on it anymore, but I will rather be safe than sorry at this point. I did some price shopping and talked extensively to Endurance Auto Warranty and another big company. Endurance came in a little less expensive. Their reps were very informative and they went through and answered a bunch of different questions I had. I made sure x, y, and z were be covered and understood how it would work. They were also willing to work with me on price and waived some fees. And I could just pay for it over the phone. It was super easy.

I like having the security of having a warranty. Endurance was prompt in calling me back and they gave me a good rate. I called back in November and inquired about it. Their people knew everything and they were very good. It was a good experience.

We bought a used 2011 Ford F-150. It had approximately 60K miles on it and was in terrific condition, but we thought it would be good to buy the Endurance warranty for potential future repairs. After a few months, we noticed a noise coming from the engine on startup. Took it to the Ford Dealer where we learned that the engine needed work on the Cam Phasers. We had to wait a few days before someone from Endurance came out to inspect the car. The inspector determined that the tires on the car we bought were different than the original equipment that came with the car when new and our claim was denied. We confirmed with the dealer that the size of the tires (+4mm) had nothing to do with the engine problem. When I tried to cancel the warranty, the customer service agent told me that if we pay another $500, Endurance would pay for future repairs, even with those same tires!

Endurance was recommended to me, and the rep explained the warranty pretty good. When I went on the web to apply for it, I put in full bumper-to-bumper. Then I found out when I got it back that it doesn’t cover bumper-to-bumper. It covers nothing in the steering. Also, they told me I had to have an oil change, which I did. After I got it, I sent a copy of the receipt in and I haven’t heard anything about it since. They were supposed to pay for my first oil change, which they haven’t done. Still, I would recommend them.

I've been very pleased with the process at Endurance. I went on the website and the reviews were more positive than negative. I spoke to two gentlemen and both were very pleasant. They answered questions that I had. Also, I was happy with the price. I made a one-time initial payment while I set it up, and then it's automatic deduction. I like that ease as I don’t have to remember it and it's always taken care of.

PLEASE READ. I am currently in the process of a claim. My vehicle has the supreme policy, and I was told this would be the perfect choice for my type of vehicle (2014 Equus) because of the features and costly options. 2 weeks ago the suspension on my car began to lower. I immediately had the vehicle sent to the dealership. The verdict was simple. My hydraulic pump was defective sending too much air pressure to the airbags causing them to leak, which then caused the interior rods to snap. The service manager contacted Endurance and verified that the parts were covered by my policy. I then called Endurance where a representative verified the exact same thing to me just to be sure. At this point he said they would send out an adjuster to finalize the repairs needed.

We had a warranty before in another car and it paid off. I shopped around and Endurance seemed to have better ratings from people that have used it. We called to cancel because I misread the policy, which I thought was for two years but it was for 10. Once the rep explained that to me, I re-read it and kept it. Having it gives peace of mind.

My experience with Endurance wasn't good. I was feeling some shaking in my car so I went to a local mechanic. They told me it was the motor mount and showed me it was broken. The rubber had worn out. But the representative I spoke with at Endurance was very rude and nasty. He wasn't professional. I tried to communicate information to him but he said, "I don't wanna speak to you. I need to speak to the owner." I told him that the owner was here but he was dealing with a couple more customers. After everything, he told me that the warranty was new and they weren't going to cover.

The Endurance reps were polite and courteous, and my experience with them was good. It was easy to arrange payments for purchasing my warranty, too.

I had a previous warranty and had double coverage. But I wanted to get another warranty before that expired. I liked the way that Endurance was rated on the internet, so I went with them. The rep I worked with was excellent and making payments for my warranty was very easy. It was on automatic draft monthly and it was really great. Endurance's reps were also very professional and they explained everything. I appreciated their assistance. I’m also really satisfied with the actual warranty and the things that are offered even beyond the warranty. If something is not warrantied and you don’t have the cash available, to still get the service, Endurance will go ahead and take it from the account on a monthly basis. That is a big plus to purchase in this warranty along with the easiness of making monthly payments and not requiring all of it at the same time.

When I bought a used car, I looked into getting an auto warranty. Endurance was cheaper than the other companies I called. And my experience with their rep was great.

Getting a policy is definitely a smart choice and I decided on Endurance since it is a larger company and it has a better track record. The policy purchase was very simple and they seemed to be well-informed. They did well in explaining the warranty to me. Before I decided, they also sent me copies to explain the coverage itself. I have one complaint though. We were on vacation and we had a small issue with our vehicle then the guy I called a few days ago immediately said it wasn't covered. But I had specifically asked for the coverage on what was the issue when I got the policy. So the adjusters need to be very well-informed versus telling me conflicting information from when I bought the thing. That most recent experience with an adjuster has left me undecided if I wanna continue the policy until I get further clarification on the actual coverage. I've also been waiting on my packet I'm supposed to get.

My coverage was running out and I looked on the internet and got the best-rated extended warranty. Endurance came up as the number 1-rated. From the moment I sent an email to inquire, within less than a minute, I had a callback from Endurance and they explained to me all the packages. Their rep was very informed. He made sure that I understood all the information. We went over it.

Expect to pay more than your deductible. My first claim, I'm expecting to pay $100 for the deductible. Endurance says, "Sure take your car anywhere for repairs it doesn't matter." Endurance only paid for 1 hr diagnostic and repair time based on a national database. Furthermore, they also limit their labor rates based on location in another database. Bottom line I had to pay for the labor difference. Mind you this is a GMC vehicle being worked on at a GMC dealership. I would expect them to be most efficient in diagnosing and repairing my vehicle.

I have a Volkswagen Jetta and Volkswagens can be expensive when things break down and if it was out of warranty. I went with Endurance since the price seemed to be better but I ended up not getting the coverage that I was seeking so I’m not sure if it was actually better. The guy who was speaking to me initially was getting me signed up, getting the information from me and working out the terms. He understood that I wanted bumper-to-bumper and I was looking for it to be in a certain price range or I was gonna keep looking. He said okay but when he came back, it was not in my range at all. Then he came back with a different amount, and I said I would take it.

We got about 3,000 miles to go before manufacturer's out on the car. I Google and endurance stood out for their low monthly payment and the deductible. Their rep was also excellent. He led me through it, explained everything and sold it to me. So far, I'm pleased with Endurance. And if anybody is looking, then I'll suggest it.

I had a bad experience with a vehicle prior so I looked into getting an auto warranty. ConsumerAffairs had a good article on Endurance and that's why I chose it. Also, their reps were knowledgeable. They knew what they were talking about, so I signed up and my experience was fine. Making payments was easy, too.

I was getting a used car and even though it had only 45,000 miles when I got it, it didn't have a factory warranty anymore. So having the protection extended makes sense. I read about 40 different reviews from different extended auto warranty companies and I was more satisfied with what I was hearing from Endurance customers compared to the competitors. Their reps don't waste time and dealing with them is very easy and efficient. Other companies would beat around the bush and give a bunch of fool words to sell me something but with Endurance, I appreciate the fact that they addressed my question before they tried to sell me something else.

The Endurance Auto Warranty rep that I worked with described the product. And it sounded like a good deal to me. We talked about the benefits and the features of the product, and they were familiar with it at the Ronsonet Buick in Lake City. I made a single payment for the entire term, and it was easy to do. I’m kinda disappointed that I didn’t get anything in writing. I had to print them off on the computer myself. I didn’t like that too much, but otherwise, it’s good.

I read up on Endurance, and it seemed to be pretty decent, so I went with it. It about half an hour to get everything set up. The coverage is pretty decent and the payment plan is reasonable.

Somebody had just bought me a car as a gift that I was looking to acquire an extended warranty for. Dealing with the Endurance sales department was really frustrating. The whole process took about two weeks because every time I spoke with them, it was a different policy and they would give different answers. It was really an unpleasant purchasing experience. I had notes from the other calls, even from what they had emailed me, but I did not get the warranty that I was promised, and I got a last-year warranty for the same price with less coverage. It's $150 a month and it has a longer wait time before I can use the policy.

The car dealership screwed around with the warranty I had on the vehicle so I looked into getting another. Endurance looked more reasonable and they did really good with explaining everything. Their customer service was really good and making payments to purchase the warranty was easy.

I have a used Cadillac that I purchased and I wanted an extended warranty on. I did a Google search and Endurance gave me the best rate. I'm satisfied with their reps. Explanations were done very well. I set my payment on automatic and that was absolutely easy.

I have a used car and nobody wants to pay for a new transmission. That's why I got the coverage. Among service warranty providers, Endurance had the best rating and it was very easy to sign up for the program. The purchasing experience was great. It was very simple, informative, thorough and professional. I emailed the paperwork then I just used the card for the payment and it went through. The rep was excellent as well.

We decided that now was a better time to get an auto warranty instead of adding more miles to it. I was shopping around locally here with my credit union and my bank, and they weren’t offering me what I needed. Endurance had the right numbers for me and they’re highly-rated. We’re happy we went with them. Everything was explained such as what was covered and not. It was what I have now with the manufacturer, except a few, little extra perks. But it was good and I have no complaints.

One of my cars was right at the end of the warranty so I went and put an extended warranty in. I just wanted the car to be safe and to have something in case something does happen because after so many years, cars just start to break down and it's very costly. I went to the reviews and looked at about five, and Endurance was right up there. It was one of the top ones. My experience with them was nice. They gave me the premium coverage and they did whatever they could to bring the price down to one I can afford. They were really good. The rep explained what kind of package I had and when they finished sending that contract over, I could see that they were telling the truth. Most car places don’t add flat tires. But I got the top package and most everything is included except for the maintenance stuff.

We purchased a 2008 BMW, so we needed extended warranty insurance on it. We went on the internet and searched out, and looked at what different companies offered. Endurance was one of the ones that we wanted because of the different programs that they had, like the bumper-to-bumper warranty that they offered. They offered the executive package, which covered roadside assistance. And the price was actually reasonable for that.

My previous warranty was up and since Endurance was the only one that I really researched on, I went with them. The rep who assisted me tried to get my payments to where I needed them to be and he explained all the aspects of the policy very well. But I cancelled my services because I ended up going ahead and getting a new vehicle.

My car and my warranty were expiring and I planned on keeping my car for some time, so an auto warranty would be the best move and the best investment. Endurance came with considerable rate and for the most part, I liked their terms and their ratings. Purchasing the warranty went smoothly and it made sense. The customer service was good. They were thorough but filing the claims and everything was a lot of information to retain. Endurance was supposed to send me a confirmation text to my email. I got one email but I was hoping they could resend that so I could better review it. Other than that, it was great.

I just bought the car and after I googled a couple of things online, Endurance came up as a good warranty company. So, I went with them. It was very easy to purchase from them and everything was fine. Then, I was reading online that if I went to Firestone, I didn’t have to pay the deductible. But when I went to Firestone, they said they don’t waive the deductible and that there'd be some money you’d still have to pay.

My car's getting up there in age, and I decided to get an auto warranty just in case if something happens. I did some research online, and it seemed that Endurance was rated the best. Their customer service was very good. They explained everything in detail. They called back when they said they were gonna call back because there were times I didn’t have time to talk because I'm self-employed. Also, the payments were really easy to set up. I had it auto-withdrawn from my account. It was simple. So far, it's good.

I found Endurance on the internet and they sounded like the one for me. So, I purchased a warranty from them and I have them for about a month now. When I was getting set up, they were courteous to me and provided me with all the information I needed. They gave me a lot of information and the coverage is great. The payment’s reasonable as well and it was something I could handle. Overall, it was a good experience and everything went well.

I just bought my Endurance Auto Warranty two weeks ago and I haven't really used it. My friend told me that they use that kind of warranty and when something happens, the company would say that the problem is not gonna be covered. I tried to cancel my warranty and sent the requirements yesterday. However, the account manager won't cooperate with me. Their customer service is very bad.

The Endurance rep that I was speaking to was very informative, very knowledgeable, and she sold me on the product. I looked at three other companies and everybody offered the same thing. The deductible might have been cheaper at another company, but after speaking to the Endurance rep, I decided to go with them. Setting up the payment plan was an easy process. All I did was take my credit card and they said they would be taking out monthly payments.

I needed a warranty for a pre-owned vehicle and based on the reviews that I found online, I went with Endurance. I'm very satisfied with the service I got from them, so far. The rep I dealt with was very informative, very polite, and very kind. He was able to answer all the questions that I had regarding the policy or regarding the coverage that they have.

I googled online and I saw that Endurance had been on a couple of channels like ConsumerAffairs and then AVC. And Endurance was top rated. So far, everything seems good.

I had another warranty and the deductible was too expensive. And then I just Googled and saw Endurance and I called just to see if they had something better and they did. I feel comfortable with their rep. He gave me better options than the one I had. One of the managers and the other guy helped me out pretty good. I will recommend Endurance.

I went online and saw that Endurance was the number 1-rated, so I called them and got a quote, and decided to go with them. I told the rep what I wanted, and he was informative and gave me a quote. I didn’t feel like I was pressured. It was pretty straightforward, and the coverage was well-explained. Then they took my credit card information and put me on automatic payments.

I saw a commercial on TV for Endurance and it felt like it was something that would work for everyone. The rep asked me questions and I answered them the best as I could. They also gave me the information I needed. I’m paying about $107 a month but it’s good insurance. If the van breaks down, I don’t have to worry about it. If I need to file a claim, I would just call and tell them. I would recommend Endurance to some friends of mine.

My truck had run out of manufacturer warranty so I wanted one for repairs. If something breaks down, nowadays, it may run three or four grand to get it fixed. So having a warranty is very valuable and Endurance seemed to have a better coverage than the other ones. I wanted bumper-to-bumper coverage and according to the documents, the plan seemed to be up to par. I now carry the welcome package in the car. It explains who to call, when to call and about roadside assistance. The people at Endurance were also very good to deal with and the process to make payments is easy.

My vehicle’s 12 years old and when I found out some of the stipulations to be able to keep the policy enforced, the biggest one was scheduled maintenance, I went ahead and signed up with Endurance. Their rep presented the policy to me and he did a pretty good job. But when I looked into it more, I realized the position I was in. I also started looking to see what I needed to do and I got quite a few items that I got to get done on the scheduled maintenance. They’re gonna be costly and it might be four months before I’m able to get all those up to speed. I might join at that point, but right now, I'm just gonna go ahead and cancel the service. I spent 36 minutes on the phone with them yesterday only to find out that a different person had to call me regarding the cancellation. But he never called me back yesterday afternoon and I'm still waiting today.

I had a very good experience when I purchased the warranty from Endurance. The rep was very professional. He told me all the detail about the warranty. But I still haven't gotten the warranty card.

I got business from two other companies and Endurance was the only one willing to make the premium payable over a 24-month period. The Endurance rep did his job.

This is the second time I went with Endurance and I'm about ready to cancel it again. It's been 30 days and I haven't received the stuff that I'm supposed to. When I set it up the first time, there was nothing that told to me I couldn't change the oil in my truck myself. I never take my stuff to a dealer or a garage to have it changed. I drive a tow truck, so I see what happens when we take it to a place and have the oil changed in it. Under a factory warranty, changing the oil is one of the things that you can do yourself.