Endurance Warranty Reviews

My husband thought that since our car is eight years old, having Endurance might be a good idea. The prices of parts and labor are way out of reach anymore and a person can't afford to even get their car fixed. The rep who signed us up with Endurance was great. We liked her. She answered all our questions and was really nice. She was clear, and nothing was confusing. It was a good conversation. She said we’d be approved for four years.

My auto warranty was about to expire. I decided to sign up with Endurance and the experience was smooth. The guy that answered the phone and signed me up did really good.

Minus star. Negative 5 stars. Worst unabashed liars out. They're preying on people & lying with no remorse. Full of manure. Will say anything to get your $ then deny your claim AFTER getting APPROVAL! LIARS!!!

I was with Endurance five years ago and I would see the commercials. They always did well by me, which made me decide to continue with them. The reps were very pleasant to talk to and straight to the point, so I had a great experience with them when I signed up. When I financed my vehicle, I called and gave them the mileage and asked questions. I was satisfied and my policy was active right away. It was important to get coverage because vehicles today are expensive, especially since I drive a high-end vehicle. I remembered how costly repairs could be when I didn’t have coverage before, and I didn’t want to deal with those expenses again. It was time for me to do grown-up things and get some insurance and peace of mind.

I bought a new truck. I'm starting a courier service, and I wanted to be covered if I'm on the road or something happens. The warranty that came with the truck wasn't good enough, because it is a used truck. I wanted an extended warranty, so I went with Endurance. Signing up was quick and easy. I talked to someone from the other day. They were supposed to send me a packet of the terms and everything that it covers. I made the first payment, but I haven't seen any paperwork.

I had an opportunity to upgrade if I signed up for a small additional cost. With the miles that I have on my car and how much farther I planned to drive it, it was a good idea, so I decided to get the upgrade. I looked at several different warranty companies and as consumers, we look at what others are saying and the success and complaints they may have, and then we pick the one based on the ratings. And Endurance had the highest rating. I replaced one wheel sensor about a year or so ago, before I had the warranty and been driving the car, and the three sensors went out at the same time. My son-in-law is a mechanic and he said they have the same battery in it and they’re all gonna go at the same time.

The warranty on my vehicle expired and I chose Endurance for their positive reviews. Signing up was very easy and they were very professional. It was handled very positively. I was very pleased with their services and I would recommend Endurance to people looking for a warranty. They do what they say they're gonna do, and they're accurate. They're very detail-oriented and organized. I just wish I could’ve had the warranty a little bit longer. But I understand that once a vehicle gets so many miles, that they no longer can offer the warranty.

My husband and I are both older, and I drove a car that was out of warranty. I love my car and I didn't want to get rid of it, but I worried about running up and down the road and putting miles on it, knowing that even though it's a Honda, there were possibly going to be expenditures to keep it going the way it should. My husband got cancer, and I was running back and forth between Prescott and Phoenix, so I wanted to be sure that we were covered. My mechanic has been my mechanic for quite a few years and when I considered looking into auto warranties and asked him about it, he didn't have any recommendations for one company over the other.

I recently had to replace a windshield and spent $440 out of my pocket. My car is a 2014, and it didn't have any kind of warranty on it. That's what led me to calling Endurance and making sure that I'm prepared if something happens in the future. When I signed up with Endurance, they were nice and very knowledgeable. They explained all my options and went through it thoroughly with me. I was very happy with the process. I also got an email for the coverages.

Signing on with Endurance was easy. There was a bunch of stuff that needed to be fixed on the car, but Eendurance only covered the axles. The claims process was a little difficult. I tried to make two claims. One, it was covered by a warranty but they didn't cover labor, and I called Endurance, and they said, "Yes, we probably would cover labor." They also told me that I could not make the claim and Toyota had to make the claim. So I kept telling Toyota that they need to make the claim. When they finally called, they said they couldn't get ahold of any agent at Endurance so they never made a claim. I was kind of pissed at them, but they said, "We called and called, and nobody's answering the phone." So I took the car to a different shop for the axles. It was just confusing because I kept calling, and then they kept calling.

The service was easy to sign up for but, filing a claim and going through the process was very time consuming. I paid for the very best package that Endurance offered. I filed 2 claims in the time I had with the company and they both were denied by the adjuster. It seems to me as if the adjuster only came out to discredit the claim versus verifying that there was an issue with the vehicle. I wasn't paying Endurance to tell me why this failed on my vehicle...I was paying them to fix the issue with my vehicle. With them denying my claim..I ended up paying for my own repairs (Both times) and paying Endurance a expensive monthly fee for "coverage ." I eventually cancelled the coverage after my second claim denial. I don't recommend Endurance based on my personal experience.

I like Endurance's pricing and what they cover. Signing up with them was pretty easy. The rep was great. He answered the questions I had and relayed to me questions I didn't even think of. I would definitely recommend them.

Endurance covers a lot of things with my car but I have to wait a long time when I file claims. But the dealer has been doing a great job of keeping me updated. And sometimes, Endurance updates me. Their customer service, price and coverage are all excellent.

Endurance was respectable. All my mechanics would accept them, and they dealt directly with the repair guys and not a third-party company like CarShield. They were straightforward with me. I felt secure that they had my repairs covered. I recommend them 100%.

The rep at Endurance was real pleasant and easy to talk with. He explained everything that I asked him and it was all good. The price was very reasonable as well. He got me discounts. However, it's hard for me to set it up if I'd like to see the account because I'm not tech-savvy. A girl helped me with it but it wouldn't go through. Other than that, everything else has been fine and I'd recommend Endurance. I've got a 2018 pickup and I had some transmission problems with it. I got it covered under warranty but my warranty is getting ready to go out in four years or 65,000 miles, and I wanted an extended coverage on it just in case I had a transmission problem.

I saw Endurance on a TV commercial with Danica Patrick. I had a prior vehicle, a Chevy Silverado, I had insurance on and it paid off to have it on that, so when I picked up this Ford, I thought, "They're right." If transmission or engine goes out, I'll have a $7,000 bill and I don't need that. So, I picked up the policy, and signup was good. It was all up and up. Endurance is probably worth the money.

With Endurance, the process to sign up for the coverage was very good. The first girl I spoke with was very knowledgeable. She answered any questions I had. She knew the answers to it. For the monthly payments, it's well worth it, because I can bring it to anybody I want to bring it to. I do have a local mechanic that I always use, who is very reputable and he's ASE certified, and he accepts Endurance. Endurance is more reputable than some of the other companies that advertise on TV. I've always heard good things about Endurance.

So far, it's been wonderful with Endurance. From the time I signed up, the representatives were very kind and respectful. They guided me through everything and I also got my ID card and brochure in the mail just like they promised. The process was very reasonable and so was the price. When they told me the full coverage on a 2013 Ford pickup was gonna be $118 a month, I was shocked. I also talked to my mechanics where I have work done on my vehicles. They praised Endurance very heavily and said that would be the right way to go, to stay away from CarShield. They've worked with Endurance and they have never had a trouble with them paying.

Someone from another company called me and told me that I need to get my money back from Endurance because it's not gonna serve the purpose for which signed up for. But they were gonna charge me more than what Endurance charges. I had to pay $190 upfront and the payment was gonna be $125 a month. With Endurance, the reps were very nice, polite and willing to work with me. I had told them I didn't think I could handle it right then but they helped me out in a way that I could get the the extended warranty for my car. They also gave me all the information that they could give me. The deal that they offered me is real good. The only thing is Endurance has received the money, but I haven't gotten anything. I was supposed to have a card and some information, but I haven't received them.

My service representative was extremely helpful, courteous and fantastic! She answered all of my questions and concerns and gave me recommendations and sent an additional email with information for me to review.

Appreciate the help of lowering my payments very kindly and coverage on my vehicle an outstanding way of helping a social security person is such as I am and the way things are in today's society. Everybody needs a little help with.

I went to Christian Brothers and they worked with Endurance. I went to the one on Central Expressway near Forest. I really liked the guy that I spoke to at the very first time. I sat there and did my work for about four or five hours. It was a comfortable place. I dumped a bunch of money, about $3,500. I love Endurance. Their coverage is excellent. I own a 2008 Lexus and they cover Lexus parts. That was when I switched over from CarShield because they said they did but they didn't. On the other hand, Endurance has been most helpful. I brag about them and I tell everybody about them. I'm hanging on to my Lexus and that's in part due to Endurance.

Endurance agents are all very friendly and helpful! Vanessa helped us renew our warranty; she was very professional and efficient! She explained everything for our understanding; she was very knowledgeable! Sarah helped with questions and was very friendly and helpful also! So yes, we were so pleased with our past warranty that we renewed our warranty with Endurance; and they make the payments comfortable for seniors on a fixed income! Our vehicle is an older model, and we don't drive much, and we saved over $2,000 this past coverage! THANK YOU ENDURANCE!!!

I have a Dodge RAM and if something bad goes wrong with it, I'm gonna be up the creek. I'm not gonna be able to pay for it. I googled what's the best warranty to go with and Endurance was one of the top three. After just seeing some stuff that they offer with the plan that I got, I went with them. They offer a lot more than CarShield. I got a light plan for a year just to go ahead and sign up. The rep also just kept sweetening the pot for me.

I'm really happy with my car. A lady from Endurance called and talked about how my car is a year old and what I need to do. She was very gracious. I felt confident that she knew what she was talking about. And I felt good about it. I did the sign-up process and was 100% satisfied. They explained it very thoroughly. They're a very reliable company.

I've had Endurance for a month now. I have my 2008 Ford Fusion covered by them. My car's extended warranty that I had on that before had run out and I didn't have anything lined up as of yet. I wanted to make sure I had the coverage and protection for my vehicle. So far, so good. The costs seemed like a pretty good fit. And I've had something similar to that before, where you paid for so many months, and then the rest of the time period, you don't make any payments. You're already paid up for the duration of the plan. I'd recommend Endurance very highly.

I've got about $3,000 left to pay on my truck and sometimes, as soon as people get their cars paid off, things start happening. I thought about preventative maintenance and it was better to plan ahead. I've also got a lot of miles on my truck, and getting an auto warranty seemed like a good idea. A couple of weeks ago, I Googled warranties and accidentally clicked on a website ‘cause I was looking for Mopar. Somebody from Endurance Warranty called me, and the deal sounded good, and then according to what I saw online, they're the top-rated company for warranties. I signed up with them and the process was smooth. It was a positive experience.

Our car has about sixty thousand miles on it. It's a Honda and I know we won't have much problems with it, but I didn't wanna take that chance. Endurance Warranty had Danica Patrick and Rusty Wallace advertising the company. They're my two favorite, and I trust them too. We also spoke to people, then we signed up and it all went well. The process was very easy and the rep did a good job. We almost didn't go with Endurance because of the price, but the more the rep talked to me, I started understanding more why everything is way it is. We've had Endurance Warranty for a month and while it's still early in the year, we hope nothing happens.

The sign up process with Endurance was easy and very thorough. It was good. I got this warranty because I put a lot of miles on my vehicle every year just driving back and forth to work, and the cost of new vehicles is insane.

So far, we have one experience with Endurance. The alternator of my car went bad about two months after I joined. The Dodge Dealership in Beaufort fixed it. They handled everything. I had to pay the deductible, and I had no problem. Endurance is good to me, so far. The price is fair, too.

I was almost coming to an end with the current warranty that I had on my vehicle and trying to see whether I should renew with them or look elsewhere. A family member recommended Endurance Warranty and it being affordable made me lean towards that decision. The signup experience was good. Their rep was helpful and informative. He was willing to explain the coverages. I have a vehicle that has a lift and a suspension and he made me aware for the best package for that vehicle would be the one that I currently have. He had great customer service.

Signing up with Endurance went well enough for me to want to continue with their plan. The warranty that I had had expired because the car is four years old now, and I was told by a friend that I needed to get this coverage for my car, but then I saw that Endurance was a lot less, so I called them and I liked what they were offering. They offered the same thing that the other one offered but it was almost twice as much. After signing up with Endurance, someone called me back the same day to ask me if I was satisfied. He was nice. The only thing is I don't remember getting anything through the mail stating what I actually have. They did email me something, but it was so much. It's about 40 pages. That’s quite a bit to print, so I would hope that I would get one through mail.

Process was simple to sign up. I haven't made a claim yet however to sign up was hassle free. It take 20 days for the policy to kick in so be aware that it is a waiting period before the warranty can activate

I am writing in regards to the service provided by a dedicated member of your team, Ms. Brittany **. Her dedication and knowledge of her job goes beyond reproach. I sincerely wish that I could have spoken to her in my initial conversation with your company. As a representative of your organization she speaks volumes to what a representative should be!! Again her knowledge and awareness of your products is of the utmost essence of the conversation which I held with her. She should be promoted ahead of time as so to continue to present an outstanding reflection of your company.

I got one vehicle that's covered by the factory, and my other car didn’t have coverage so I needed to get an auto warranty for it. My brother had Endurance on his Corvette and was satisfied with it, and I decided to go with it too. I’ve been with them for about three years, and my coverage runs until 2028. The oil coolant and valve covers are leaking, and I have motor mount issues on the vehicle. It’s at the dealership and the automotive technician is trying to reach out to Endurance for approval, and the service advisor looks it over and does the inspection of the problem. The last time, the response was excellent. The dealer overlooked some things, but they corrected them under the leadership of Endurance. And the car's been running good ever since for that particular problem.

Horrible customer service. My truck has been in the shop for 3 weeks and these idiots still haven’t approved the repairs. Had 2 people call me and ask me the same exact questions 3 days apart. Asked me for invoices for service to vehicle 3 times. One of them was the e shop the inspector was at and was given the invoice from mechanic!! They don’t care how long you are inconvenienced without your vehicle while they try multiple ways to deny your claim. DO NOT trust these people!!! Scam warranty!!!

I was originally with CarShield and I didn't like the way they did business. So I didn't last with them very long. I saw a commercial with the lady race car driver, and for some reason, she looked so sincere and true. I believed her a whole lot more than I believed Ice-T. I signed up almost a month ago with Endurance and it was very easy. The customer service was good as well as the price, but I haven't gotten anything in writing letting me know what I've got.

Endurance car warranty is a fraud. They have a slogan you have a peace of mind when you have endurance. But you don't. They will deny your claim at every angle, refuse to talk with you and the repair facility. Won't even listen to the repair facility about the repair or repairs that are covered under the policy. Now in North Carolina if you run this as an insurance policy they must give you a denial letter or email explaining their denial. Endurance refused the denial letters or emails. They refuse to speak with the local news media in North Carolina. What does Endurance have to hide but how they treat their customers by denying claims and taking their money out for their monthly payments. Endurance has several class action lawsuits in many states and many other states there are several lawsuits pending in North Carolina.

My sign-up experience with Endurance was really good. Customer service was good. Their rep was really thorough. I even had a discount in there that she threw in that I didn't know about. Initially, I was looking for a warranty because the one on my Hyundai expired. I found out that my dad has Endurance. I want my car to be fixed, and with Endurance, it's a good price being able to just pay $100. If something costs $800 or $900, I could pay $100. $100, to me, is like free. So, it's dumb if people don't have this type of insurance. I recommend Endurance to everybody that I talk to. I'll be a spokesman for them.

Endurance is $8 a month higher than the company I was with before, but I thought it is worth the difference. Signing up was very good. Their guy told me what I needed as far as coverage. Overall, I was very satisfied with their customer service and the price.

Signing up with Endurance Warranty was very easygoing. The representative was very thorough with me. He did a good job of letting me know the three different plans and I chose to take the Superior plan. He let me know all the intricate details, and he walked me through it nicely. One-year perks include roadside assistance, tires, and a few other things. It's a very good deal. If your car doesn't come with a warranty, you gotta make sure you cover yourself. If you don't have a warranty, I recommend giving Endurance a call.

I bought a car back in December and I was given something for 12 months that if anything breaks down that's major, it's gonna be handled. However, I wanted to be on the safe side and take care of my car, because that's the only one I have, and I don't want to be running back and forth to a mechanic shop. I chose Endurance because I got good feedback on it. With the other ones that I saw, every time I looked at the news, they were in there with problems. I thought, “Why would I want to go to a company that has problems and they don't pay their bills?” Signup with Endurance was very easy and everything is good. If I had to call to check on something, I called them up, and they've answered my questions. On the 26th, I have a payment coming out for them.

I'm signed up with Endurance, but I haven't really used it. I wanted peace of mind and I heard a lot of good things about Endurance, so I chose to go with them. Everything was very good with the sign-up process. I was really pleased with it. They explained everything. I've already recommended for several people to go with them.

I travel a lot. I go to California and to Kansas. I needed to have insurance in case anything happens. I was seeing all the advertisements for Endurance on TV, and I thought I'd give them a try. I have my ’07 Mercury Grand Marquis covered, and the sign-up experience was easy. We talked about what I wanted, and they gave me a great price. They were very proficient at it and were also very nice.

The sign up process was wonderful. When we renewed, we got a discount for my husband being a veteran. Everything's done on the Internet so you have to read through the Internet booklet. It's very little on your phone. But other than that, I loved it. I went a long time and didn't even know they were gonna pay for my oil changes, half of it, which is new now. They only do it when you're a first time customer, but that's awesome. Endurance is a lot better than my homeowner's insurance.

When I signed up, Endurance asked the questions that they need to know to insure your vehicle or to get them signed up. The rep seemed friendly. It was quick and easy.

I had a 2020 Ram covered with Endurance. Their signup process was easy. The person I was talking to was very pleasant and explained everything to me. I'd give Endurance a 5-star, and I'd encourage other people to do it, too.

Lisa ** provided 5 star treatment today. I appreciate her inquiring about the matter of my call as well as the professional and proficient manner in how quickly Lisa resolved the matter. She went above and beyond to provide a 5 star customer service. 😊

To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to formally express my dissatisfaction with the service I received from Endurance regarding my recent warranty claim. My experience has been deeply frustrating and far below the level of service your company advertises. Throughout the claims process, I was repeatedly unable to reach the appropriate representatives needed to handle and authorize my claim. Despite multiple attempts and significant time spent on hold or being transferred, I was never connected with anyone who could provide clear answers or move my claim forward. As a direct result of this lack of communication and support, my claim was ultimately denied—an outcome that I believe was avoidable had Endurance provided proper assistance and timely responses.

My neighbor has had an Endurance warranty for several years and he said it was good. I said I would try it in case I get stranded in the middle of nowhere and there's no Ford company. I went online to get Endurance’s number and I talked to a rep. They have different plans, but since I’m 74, I wanted the maximum protection. I needed bumper-to-bumper like the one I had for Ford, so that was easy.

Once the vehicle is older, having a warranty makes you feel a little bit protected. I figured I would go with Endurance. Everything went well when I signed up with them. They are great at taking care of what I need to do if I need them to. However, they should be a little bit more descriptive about what's covered and what's not covered and maybe they should send out a packet. Because you get the information that you're signed up, but you don't know what you're covered under.

Didn't pay for the whole repair, but the majority. Really no real complaints. Pretty quick to respond. I had to come up with an extra 100 dollars to cover the cost. They had to replace the starter. Haven't had a problem since.

I needed full coverage and Endurance Warranty was referred to me from my friend. I reached out by phone and the reps were very knowledgeable.

A friend has Endurance and I might as well get it because my warranty just finished. I was spending a lot of money out of pocket. So, I needed that help. The reps were very professional when I was signing up and knew a lot. They went over the different policies and explained the amounts each one had. It was interesting that Endurance had different ones. The amount that I got is easy and goes with my budget. I wish I could have gotten something that would cover more, but I can't afford it. So, I went with the lowest. I didn't like that there were some things that I needed covered on my car, but they didn't cover it because I wasn't on that plan. So, I had to pay out of pocket for some things. But other than that, it's good.

I'm retired, and I'm going to keep my car for a long time. I've got 100,000 miles on it, and I wanted to be covered. Apart from Endurance Warranty, there are other places that have coverage, too, and I've checked on them as well. Endurance has got a good reputation, so I went with them. I also saw an ad on television. I like Danica Patrick, and I trust her. Signup was smooth. I called back a couple of times with questions. I was getting emails from Line 5, which handles the financing, and I wanted to make sure that they were collecting the payment automatically, and they are.

I bought my vehicle from a used car lot, and I wanted some reassurance that I have something if I needed it. Reading reviews, I went with Endurance. The guy that sold it to me walked me through everything and fed it to me in English and not in just jibber-jabber that I couldn't understand. It was a piece of cake signing up.

My brother-in-law had Endurance one time. So when the warranties were out on both of my cars, I signed them up with Endurance. The reps were very knowledgeable. I had a very good experience with them.

I'm happy with Endurance. It's a 5-star company. Their price was good, and they gave me a senior citizen discount. The original quote was 103 a month, but they gave me the discount and it dropped to low 90s. My plan is the top one and covers everything except wear and tear and a few other odds and ends. I did a $1,700 claim. It was very easy. Everything was handled through the dealer. I really never had any contact with Endurance. I know an adjuster came and he approved the repair. That was quick and easy as you can get. My policy is going to be up in April. So, I'd like to renew it, depending on the pricing.

I wanted to make sure that my vehicle is covered if anything happens with it. Endurance has good rates and they work with you as far as what type of plan you want and different things like that. Signing up for my coverage was very good. The representative explained everything thoroughly, and it was a smooth transition. I would recommend Endurance. I had no problems.

I heard about Endurance because I had a 2015 Mustang that my engine went out. A lot of folks had got to asking me if I have a warranty. That was when I started to hear about Endurance. I never even knew about a warranty until my Mustang engine went out. So, when I got me a new car, I made sure I put a warranty on it. The signup process was weird. When I first talked to a lady, she set me up. And when I got ready to call back because I was looking at my contract, the next month, it had a discrepancy on there with my mileage. When I called back, he had to redo my contract. But he took the money that I previously put on the first contract and just transferred it over to the second contract so that I won't have to repay.

My vehicle is out of warranty and I was questioning whether to trade in or keep it, and not willing to make an immediate decision, I decided to go ahead and get a warranty. When I was signing up with Endurance, Dessie was excellent. The engaging aspect of the conversation with Dessie was certainly influential in deciding to get Endurance. The pricing was competitive, too. The overall signup process was excellent.

Signing up with Endurance Warranty was a good experience. I talked to several people. They answered my questions. The rep was very informative and explained everything. But when I called back, I didn't get to talk to him. They said I have to talk to whoever picks up the phone. I said, "He told me that was his main number, and then I could call any time," but I didn't get him. I talked to some of the other companies. They were very pushy. I kept getting mails, phone calls and emails from other companies and they talked about they're the best. I don't like to be pushed. If I tell you I'll get back with you, don't try to bully me to do something. "If you don't get back now, you'll lose this." "Then I'd move on to another one. Y'all are not the only one." I don't like that. He was very pushy. "We are the best." I said, "If you were the best, then you wouldn't have competition." On the other hand, Endurance gave me a good deal. The price was right.

My 2019 Subaru Outback was leaking from the valve covers. I took it to my local dealership for a brake check where the issue was discovered, documented, and an estimate was prepared. I told the service associate that I had Endurance. From that point on, the service associate, service manager, and Endurance associate handled everything quickly and professionally. My out of pocket was less than a third of the original estimate. Endurance took care of everything.

This was my second claim and like the first everything went super smooth. The dealership examined my car, determined what was needed, let me know, then they contacted Endurance and then the work began. Everything was accomplished in a very short time and Endurance came thru again.

Very easy sign up and very well explained. Purchased for my husband used truck we just purchased. Have one on my car not had to use but hope if I do it's goes as smoothly as sign up did.

I spent $3700 on a six year warranty that I have not used in five years but my timing and tensioner malfunctioned Causing my pick up to die on me and not start. I followed every step required To get my vehicle fixed and after two companies refused to work on it because it was Endurance and they have had bad experience with them in the past. I got a mechanic that agreed to work on it and he got the teardown authorization. The inspector went out and looked at the vehicle and gave the mechanic the authorization to repair my vehicle.

I checked Endurance and compared it with others, then I signed up. We went through the options and I got bumper-to-bumper warranty. Their price is good and they were thorough with me on everything. The only thing I had a problem with was we don't drive that much, but the rep said that the coverage wouldn't start till after I put 1000 miles on the car. I said, "What if my car breaks down?" then I got to thinking that we still had coverage for a year or so many months after we bought the car 'cause we just purchased it. I was concerned, but that concern has gone down. Since I've talked to him, I've already put over 500 miles on the car. So, I'm not worried about that anymore. All in all, I'd recommend Endurance to a friend.

I bought the Endurance premium vehicle warranty. My "covered" vehicle developed a skip feeling when under a load, kind of like it had an occasional misfire. I took it to the Ford dealership for repair and it was diagnosed as the transmission. They recommended replacement. Endurance will not replace the transmission. They will only pay to rebuild mine, which I don't have a problem with, but they're only allowing $3140 towards the repair. Their reason is that I didn't have it towed to the dealership. Why would I have my vehicle towed when it was running and shifting perfectly except for an occasional skipping feeling under a load?

I was a little concerned at the beginning. I asked a lot of questions, and Endurance Warranty finally explained it to me. Once it set in, it was very nice. However, I am a little surprised with the price because it was supposed to be 800 and something. But when I got the bill, it was 2,400, and it said for 24 months. I started to call. I said, "No. They'll eventually call." I want to know the whole duration of the warranty, whether it will last for two years or three years.

Endurance didn't really give me options for different plans, but they said the plan that they found for me also included their upgrade. And it all went pretty smoothly. But when I got it, it's not a super good plan, but it's adequate. However, I thought their activation was one month or 1,000 miles, but it is one month and 1,000 miles. Makes a lot of difference, especially if you don't drive the vehicle much. So, it could be a while before I even get it activated. I was a little upset about what they represented and what it turned out to be as far as the mileage and time. They also have a third party involved in making the payments to, which you have to get signed up with. You have to go online and do that. And it's not listed as Endurance. It's listed under another name, making the payments to. Price-wise, it was considerably cheaper than CarShield.

I looked at two companies and decided on Endurance for their ratings and the comments on how they took care of their customers versus other companies not giving full disclosure. Signing up was a little nerve-wracking since it was new for me but the rep who signed me up was knowledgeable, informative, helpful, and very polite. He explained the policy and mentioned the perks. If the vehicle broke down on the side of the road, I have roadside assistance take it to the nearest facility to have it looked at if needed. And I could get a rental car until that was fixed.

I researched auto warranties online, and Endurance looked like the best one. I talked to people about it and started with it, and signup was very good. The process was very easy and the fellow that I talked to was very nice as well as very knowledgeable.

I've had Endurance for a couple of years now for my 2012 GMC Acadia Denali, and so far, they haven't covered anything that I’ve had to have repaired. I've had the sensors go and some other work done and I had to put out over $1,000. It wasn’t covered. I pay almost $90 a month so it’s expensive but I keep Endurance because I'm afraid if I don't, something major will go wrong.

Mepco Endurance Auto Warranty. One Star is well-deserving. Here is what you may need to know, first: is to ask all the Questions you can think of. The Agent the seller, make sure it is clear and understandable before you make that purchase, they're the auctioneer of selling, running through saying a lot, but; not explaining the detail of the purchaser's responsibility out front. Now this is very important. You must know your vehicle manufacturer manual schedule, and/or all the loop hole schedule that they may not render their service. It's like a few different agency in one. With bad communication between the Purchasers and Endurance. It will be days before an inspection will be made and to know if you are eligible for renter car.

I replaced my 2014 Ram truck with a 2019 Ram truck that had 117,000 miles on it. I decided I was going to get an extended warranty on this particular vehicle and I went with Endurance after doing research and seeing what the basic consumer ratings were with their different companies. They seemed to rate pretty high across the board. When I signed up, my experience was excellent. I mentioned something about my military service and I was working high voltage also. I was a scuba diver and taking care of my equipment, then my equipment takes care of me. As soon as the guy heard prior military, he said I qualified for this discount, so that was great. The final price also turned out to be a little cheaper than I was expecting, probably because of the discount.

I have a 2011 truck and I am retired. My only income is Social Security, so if anything should happen to my truck, I would be SOL. I looked into extended warranties and at the time, Endurance was number one based on the ratings and reviews I found. It's been a few years since I signed up. When I had my truck serviced last week, Endurance got me in and out quickly. I don't do the rental because they only pay a certain amount each day, and it would cost me more money in the long run to rent a vehicle than what Endurance covers. Plus, nowadays, people have things delivered and I can get an Uber if I need a ride. There's no place I need to do that I need to drive my car every single day and get a rental. Other than that, I don't understand why certain items are not covered.

The salesman was very, very good. I enjoyed talking to him. Endurance explained the coverage to me, and talked to me about a half hour. If you pay for three years, you get five years warranty. I'm part of Endurance now, but I haven't received any warranty information at all.

I looked at three different companies before I signed up with Endurance. It was fine with their rep. I didn't have any problems at all. Having Endurance, I like that I get a free towing service and a rental vehicle if I need it. Endurance is something that others probably would need if they don't have any more coverage on their car.

We were watching TV one day when my wife and I thought it would be a good idea for us to get an extended warranty. It was a competitor that was on the ad, so I called them and checked them out. Then I called Endurance. We ended up going with Endurance because with them, we could go anywhere for repairs. With the other provider, it seemed like we had to go to places approved of. We have 2019 Subaru Outback and signing up for our Endurance coverage on it was simple. I made the phone call, then they sent the information, explained the situation as well as the premium. It was a good deal and I would tell my friends that they ought to take it, too.

The last time I took my car to the shop, I paid a lot of money and thought it was probably a good gamble to get an insurance policy. I did a little online research, and I liked that Endurance Warranty is the largest company in the industry, and they have more shops that accept their policies. Signing-up was lengthy, but easy. I made my payment, but I haven't had a reason to take my car to the shop.

Everybody says that Endurance Warranty is a good company. I also kept seeing their commercials, so I said, "Let me try them,” because financially, I was not ready to purchase another $90,000 truck. I said, "Let me give them a call," so, I did. I am an Endurance member at this point. The signup process was quick and informative. The rep was knowledgeable, told me a bit, but trying to retain that information is very difficult. That's why I asked for a book. They sent the information via email, but I have not printed it because I was told that they will also send me a hard copy. Also, it's too much paper and ink. That cost a fortune, too.

My truck is a 2017 Nissan Frontier. It lost its warranty a couple years ago and now, I wanted something that I can pay monthly on, and I don't have to pay a dime when the service is done. I saw the commercial on TV with Danica, and I went with Endurance Warranty. Signup was easy and my interaction with the rep was great. He sounded very intelligent, caring, and worried about anything that could go wrong with me. He told me activation before February 15th, and that's passed now. I talked to Endurance today and I had good conversation with them. I didn't know that they were paperless completely, and I couldn't find my membership card in the mail. They said, "We're paperless. It's on your email." So, I went down and sure enough, there it was. My wife shares Endurance all the time, and I'd share it with anybody as well.

Endurance Warranty jerked me around. I couldn't take my car to the VW dealership because there was a six-week waiting period just to leave your car in their parking lot before they could even pull it into the shop. I found an independent who took the car and found a transmission available. They sent an inspector out. They did everything that the company asked for. They said I have to take it back to the VW shop and they want to start with a brand-new order number. I had to start all over from the beginning. I canceled Endurance and called them up. The guy working the phone asked, "Why are you canceling?" I told him exactly why and he said, "I'm going to refund all your money." I was speechless. I paid in advance for it because I was in the military. It worked fine for me.

So far, I've had a great experience with Endurance. I'm gonna have to take my car in soon here because my cameras don't work and the rear vanity mirror fell out with the light on it and hit me in the back of the head while I was driving. So, that's not a good thing. The last time I was in, Endurance did exactly what I thought they should do. So, I am thankful.

Our 2010 Ford Escape got paid off and our warranty for our vehicle ran out at the same time our car payment did. So, we had to get another warranty on it. We see a lot of Endurance advertisements and our mechanic says that they're good. We signed up and it was nice. The gentleman was polite, courteous and knowledgeable, and he answered all the questions that we had. The price is reasonable. They say I pay three years and I get six years. I looked over the contract and I noticed that it didn't cover one thing that I've had problems with in the past with the car, but it's not going to cover everything for the warranty that we have.

A few years ago, I purchased my first brand-new car with just 4 miles on it, right off the lot. I took care of my car and I purchased a warranty for it. Unfortunately, it was involved in a serious accident here in September, which totaled it, and due to my circumstance with the death of my husband and some other family matters that I've been dealing with, my credit took a leap on it. So, I wasn't able to purchase another new vehicle and I went with a used vehicle. But I take care of my vehicles and I want them to last, so I looked in to see about getting a warranty on it. Before I purchased my new car, I had an older truck years back and I purchased CarShield on it. But I wasn't too happy with them because they didn't explain themselves properly to me when I purchased it. So, when I finally called to use them, they didn't cover what I needed. I got a little upset. So, this time around, I said I was going to try Endurance.

I'm driving a RAV4 that has given me the best service in the world, but it's a 2017. I had an extended service plan on it, but it's out. So, we're just testing time until something happens. Hopefully, it's nothing big like an engine falling out or a transmission doing something, the commercials are talking about, but there's always something that's going to happen. My car will be 10 years old next year. I've driven Toyotas for a really long time and I've been pleased with them because they don't break. But everything breaks sooner or later. So, just as a protection, regardless of the fact that I'm paying for it every month, an extended warranty protects me from something odd that's really going to cost. It's putting my mind at ease.

I purchased a vehicle and though it's still in great shape, in any case that it would run into any major repairs, I can't afford to come out of pocket with expensive stuff. This is a pretty expensive truck so I thought I might as well back myself up some for the next three to four years while I'm making payments on it. I was looking into extended warranties and Communications Workers Credit Union advised me that Endurance was one that they worked with. They sent out an email, I contacted them, and we went through the process from there.

Endurance Warranty has been very good for me. I was a prior Endurance customer for six years. That was our previous car. I also had Endurance on this for 150,000 miles, but that was extended. I needed to have it more, so I called Endurance and they put me on a new plan. I explained to them that we had the prior contract with them. I got a bit of discount because I was a prior customer. It was nice.

We have multiple vehicles, so if all of them break down at once, it's a very big expense, especially in today's world with all this modern technology. We had CarShield and they were horrible. We tell everybody that they’re the worst piece of crap there is. We switched to Endurance and signing up was very easy to do. The process was excellent and we had no problems at all. We love Endurance. We're 65-year-olds, so we've had a lot of insurance in our life. Endurance is top of the line. We can't praise them enough, and we pimped out Endurance so hard a while ago, we’re pretty sure my brother-in-law and sister are going to get it now.

I've been seeing Endurance Warranty's commercials. I wanted a full coverage and Endurance's rep made me very comfortable about going along with them. It was a very warm experience. It assured me on a lot of things. I can use the warranty after the first 30 days. Endurance is an excellent choice.

Endurance Warranty is a good company to go to. The price is reasonable and they will take care of you. My transmission went out and I had to scrap up a lot of money. I got to think to myself right after, "Why didn't I get that warranty coverage?" I googled Endurance. I called them and from what the guy told me, he got my attention. Signing up was straightforward. The guy broke down everything to me. After that, I've been paying every month until I need it. Last month, the day after New Year's, the radiator went out. It was leaking at the bottom. The shop showed it to me, I gave the supervisor my Endurance card, and it went from there.

Be prepared to get your claim denied after you get verbal approval. Once a different adjuster was contacted they decided to deny the claim, after the work was done so now I’m on the hook. Very disappointed and would NOT recommend Endurance to anyone as it is a waste of money. Very poor customer service and will change their minds to screw you in the end. I have had other service contractor in the past and this one is by far the worst, very scammy!

I contacted my dealership to see what they knew about Endurance, and they said that they were legit. So, I decided to go with it because I could cancel at any time. When I signed up, the rep was great. And when I submitted a claim, the experience was awesome. I thought there would be questions about it, but there weren't any. Within a matter of a couple of weeks, the parts came in, it was taken care of, and I paid my portion. It was seamless.

I was with another company, and Endurance gave me a quote, and I've been with them for the last three years. The first time I submitted a claim when I had a water pump problem, they picked up the whole thing. This is the second claim I had on the car and I had problems with the engine, and they picked up most of it. But there's one part where the dealer had to do a diagnostic, and Endurance didn’t cover that. I still had to pay $500 out of pocket. I pay $142 a month and I thought Endurance would pick up the whole tab. Other than that, they were good when I called them and asked about my policy.

I did my quote with Ruben **. He was amazing, very helpful and make sure he explains the whole policies so you can understand and they do their best to get you in a policy the same day. I will highly recommend them.

I was very pleased with how quickly my claim was submitted and repairs made. It was my first claim and my technician Justin explained the process and took care of everything. He was courteous, friendly, and efficient. I will return for any future repairs or services.

I signed up with Endurance a long time ago and it was easy. The lady I spoke to was very cooperative and understanding. There was nothing that I did not like about her. She was good and she helped me. I got the coverage for three years and it's ending this year in August. I'm very happy to utilize the coverage. I had a claim that had something to do with the parking brakes of my car, which was covered by the insurance. I don't know how long it took my car dealership to get the claim settled, but my car was immediately fixed the same day and I'm quite satisfied. I would recommend Endurance.

My warranty expired and I ended up signing up with Endurance Warranty. I used it one time, and BMW was the one that reached out to them for the claim, but I know they covered what had to be done to my vehicle. As long as the extended warranty covers what needs to be done with my vehicle, I like it. That was the first time that anything was wrong with my car, so by me having the insurance, it was great because it was less money I had to pay compared to what I thought I had to pay before I asked BMW, "I have extended warranty. Can you call and see if they cover that part?" The BMW rep called me back and said, "Okay, no, your extended warranty will cover this." Based on the price he initially told me compared to the price after what my extended warranty will cover, I thought, "Oh, that saved me a lot of money." It was excellent. I recommend Endurance Warranty.

My car transmission broke and needed to be rebuilt. I had been paying these guys regularly for a couple of years but was unsure if they'd actually pick up the bill or make me jump through several hoops for a small percentage of the bill but my claim went in FLAWLESSLY. I barely had to do some research on which garage to go to and they handled everything from then on. (Apparently taking care of your vehicle does matter and I did all I was supposed to do.) They ended picking up the entire bill and I just had to pay my deductible. I know it's what we signed up for but one hears many negative comments about these insurances denying claims. I wasn't expecting this to work the way it did. KUDOS!

I used Endurance to get some car repairs done, and I still wind up having to pay a hefty price. I paid $950. It took about a month for Endurance to take care of this claim. But the light is still on in my car, so I’m pretty unhappy. I feel like I got played pretty much.

I needed an extended coverage on my vehicle because this is a work truck that I use every day. I had Endurance when I got my Chevy Tahoe in 2020 and I went with them again for my current vehicle. The rep who assisted me did a good job representing me in all things involved.

I saw the Endurance commercials and got interested in the company. I signed up and it was very easy. The rep I dealt with was very clear about the program and her overall attitude was very nice. Our communication was clear and the program works. It’d save me some money. My car is old and I don't always have the money to have it repaired. It was worth getting a policy that's gonna help maintain my car because it's very difficult maintaining a used car. Some help would be meaningful down the line too. All in all, I was very satisfied and I would definitely recommend Endurance Warranty, especially if our family members have older cars with high mileages.

Last week, we used Endurance Warranty's service and had something done. It cost us more only because of the actions and the way that the Ford place did things. They fixed the first cheaper thing, and it was not the problem. Before we went up to the dealership, we called the auto warranty company and had a discussion with them of what the situation was. Endurance did great with the dealership and they would have paid more on the part that they would have covered, but the Ford place had to use their own parts which was $300 higher. It was not anything with Endurance that cost us more money.

So far, I've been happy with Endurance. I've been happy with everything they've done. I've used them three times. There might have been a little delay in the return and getting everything processed, but for the most part, the process was easy. I just wish they covered more. There are some things that they didn't cover in the coverage that I did get. For some reason, they stopped billing me, and I don't know if I still have coverage. When I log on to the site, it says I’m still active, but it says, “No premium due.”

A friend of mine got the warranty from Endurance and another friend has had it for two years, and he likes it. I had another extended warranty on the truck, and I called them, but I wasn’t satisfied. When I called Endurance, they gave me the satisfaction I was looking for. But my experience with them is zero. I don’t have a policy and a card I can put in my wallet and show to a dealership in case something happens to my truck. I have nothing and I don't know what I'm covered. My truck is a 2012, so it’s 13 years old. It’s a Ford, and I’ve had good luck with it. Nothing major has gone wrong, but at some point, the transmission, rear end, motor, or electronics could go out. So, getting the warranty from Endurance is like buying an insurance policy. You don’t really need it until you need it, which is why I bought it.

My manufacturer warranty had gone out and I wanted to make sure my Dodge is covered if anything was to happen. I heard some good things about Endurance, and I tried them out to see how good the coverage is. The signup process was great and I'd tell others to give them a try.

I spoke to a gentleman at Endurance and told him what I was needing. He politely went out of his way to help me find the right coverage. It's been a year since I've had the policy and whenever I submit a claim, I go through the shop that's doing the work on the vehicle and they submit the claim. One small issue I had was when they did the first claim, which was replacing motor mount. They told me three of the mounts were good, and the fourth one wasn't bad. But it turns out that they had to replace the fourth one. Then they came back and told me my transmission mount was bad so they replaced that as well. Even though Endurance paid for it, I'm still having the problem of my car jerking. Other than that, I'm satisfied with Endurance and would recommend them.

This is the worst company to deal with, they are a scam company. I have paid them over $6,000 in the last five years and they have denied everything that was presented to them. HVAC work, now an engine. They held up the claim for 2 months while my daughter had to try to get rides for work and taking her daughter to school. The employees on the phone are rude and don't listen to what you say or asking them. The adjusters are a real joke, I think they send idiots out to look at the car. If you keep this company, you better make sure you maintain in writing all communication with them. We have filed a lawsuit with our attorney so hopefully we can get some of our money back. Today they said they would not repair the motor because the oil change records were not up to their requirements. THIS COMPANY IS A REAL SCAM...

The person that helped me was very friendly and professional. Great service. I will let my friends know about this company. Worker explained alot to me in regards to the service and terms of contract.

I've been with Endurance for two and a half years now. I've had some claims. The dealership went back and forth with them on some things. But I recently had a claim filed, and the repair was done. I like that when I call, someone responds. It's not like I'm talking to some AI. It's a little bit pricey. It's almost $200 a month. But, for me, it's a peace of mind. When I call, I know I got double coverage. Also, when you need it, it works.

I got a letter from Endurance, and then I saw Endurance in the TV commercial. I also talked to the dealership where I bought my vehicle. I took it in for maintenance, and I asked them about Endurance, and they said, yes, they work with Endurance. When I talked to a lady who represented Endurance, I liked it. She did a good job of explaining the warranty. Then I read the booklet, and I felt it's gonna be a good company to deal with. They also gave a good price.

I have a 2010 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer edition and I've had a lot of expenses on repairing my vehicle. I saw Endurance Warranty advertised on TV and the commercial reached out to me. I've seen the other one from another company and checked into it before as well. They wouldn't quit pestering me, and that rubbed me the wrong way. Endurance didn't do that. They just gave me the rundown on what I needed to get and they were really professional about it. I thought about giving them a shot in case something else went wrong with my vehicle.

I had Endurance for two vehicles but I had to cancel one of them due to financial reasons. But when we did a claim, it went well. Endurance took care of it.

The dealer warranty on my car ran out. I talked to the mechanics about how expensive it was to replace parts and things these days. I signed up with Endurance and had a great experience. The process was easy. I was told, “When you sign up right now, we give you this deal,” and all that kind of junk, instead of just telling me what it's gonna cost. They were a little high pressure, but I get that. I haven't had to use the warranty yet, but getting it going was okay.

I had a previous warranty company that I wasn't pleased with. I looked online to see which was the best company, and I read the reviews of Endurance. I went with them and it's been great so far. It’s expensive, but it's worth it. I got the full coverage, and it covers more than my last one did.

I purchased a used vehicle, so I wanted to purchase an auto warranty. The gentleman from Endurance that I spoke with had given a pretty good spiel and I fell for it. The sign-up process was very easy. So far, I haven't had the opportunity to use the warranty. I'm retired and I don't even drive to work every day. The vehicle is garage-kept and every now and then, I take it out just to run it. So I probably won’t have to use the warranty any time soon. I’m keeping my vehicle in tip-top shape, where I won't have to use the warranty. But as less as I use it, that shouldn't be a problem.

The signup process with Endurance was good. The program will begin in 30 days and 1,000 miles. I had Endurance on a Nissan before and I'd asked for the books to be sent. I don't remember ever getting the books. I was gonna double-check just in case I just put them in the vehicle, but I did receive two different booklet things.

My truck already has high miles on her and my service advisor from my dealership recommended Endurance to me. It was easy to sign up with them. I wasn't even home when I did it. I was driving from Fort Worth to Granbury, and then I parked, and we were able to get to the electronic signing part. So far, so good.

A while ago, I got a sales call and they explained more about Endurance. So when I got my new vehicle and wanted to do the extended warranty, I called Endurance because of our past conversation. The person I spoke with was very nice and very knowledgeable. I was very happy with my experience.

I worked with an excellent customer service representative when I was signing up with Endurance. They were very helpful and knowledgeable.

Endurance Warranty was on a commercial on television. It has been almost a year and a half since I signed up with them. The rep did an outstanding job. I've submitted two claims. I allowed the shop I utilize to submit the claim and they were able to get the needed repairs done.

Tried to file a claim on my motor, the timing chain issue was due to guide that was broken. Took it to a shop. All they did was check the oil and said there were shavings of metal in the oil. They sent an inspector and pulled the dipstick and said due to the oil the motor was not able to be replaced, took it to another shop to get a second opinion and actually tear down the motor and it was correct. The timing cover had were due to timing chain being loose because of broken guide. Tried to do the second claim and ask for adjuster to get a second opinion and they said no, and denied it again.

I have not had any problems with Endurance and would definitely recommend them. If you take care of your vehicle and show proof they will take care of your vehicle if something was to go wrong. My only regret is I should have went with top level warranty because they do cover what they stated!

I have a 2022 Ford F-450 Dually pickup truck and I needed a warranty. I looked into different warranty providers and didn't like the fact that I could never find somebody to talk to that seemed to know what they were talking about. They said, “I'll just go look online at our policy.” I went and looked at it, and there were some things I had some major questions, and I tried to find people to ask the questions to and couldn't. With Endurance, I was treated very well. I was able to get people to talk to when I needed them and I was given a really good deal. Signup was easy and so far, Endurance seems good. I'd tell friends and relatives to look into it. I don't know if the policy I got is for everybody, but it is for me.

I've been trying to get coverage and the companies talked about some $200 deductible. I won't go out with that. I waited until I saw Endurance Warranty on television, then I called and insured both my cars with them. I signed up for it in December and that experience was a 10 to me. They're good people. They sent me a book for each car, so I looked at some part of the book and saw what they're all about. My policies include oil changes, roadside assistance and towing.

I was looking for full coverage and Endurance fit all my needs. I like the ease of doing it. I was impressed with their rep's overall knowledge in answering my questions. My experience has been great. I've only been with them for a month, and they did tell me the timeline as to when I can start using my warranty.

I was referred to Endurance by a friend who has used their warranties. He said it wasn't just the best company, it might as well be the only company. I did the sign up entirely by phone, and the rep was pretty much a consummate professional. She knew everything from back to front and answered most of my questions. The coverage included lots of things about the engine and the transmission. I got what I was looking for.

I signed up with Endurance a few years back, and I used them two months ago for a transmission that went out. I took the vehicle to the dealership, and they found out what was wrong with the transmission. It was all torn apart inside. They called one of Endurance's representatives and he went out and looked at it. He agreed that it needed to be replaced. They went ahead and replaced it. All I had to do was pay for shipping and my copay, which I normally pay for.

I had my 2013 Volkswagen Jetta covered with Endurance. I was thinking about going with CarShield. One of my cousins talked me into going with Endurance instead. I went that route, and I really hadn't had any real problems with it. I used it only once. There was no paperwork. Once I took the car to the dealership, they called Endurance. They said they had a conversation with whomever it was. I wasn’t even in the loop until the guy said they were gonna square everything off. It worked well. It was smooth. However, I didn't know that there were major and minor things, and they only repaired the big things. They didn't do some of the little things. You're getting a pretty sweet deal as is so you can't expect everything to come up roses. It's not all hunky dory. There are some bumps in it, and you just got to endure. In the end, it worked out good. I was pleased with it.

I have a car and I drive an awful lot in it. At the time, it had 129,000 miles and I figured I better put some warranty on it. I called a company and I ended up talking to a robot and hung up. When I talked to the Endurance guy, he was really kind, and he was a person. The guy did a great job and signup was easy. Everything's wonderful. I have one question, though. Will I receive a card that I can carry with me that has a phone number or information on how to get ahold of someone if something ever happens?

The expense was too much for what the car dealers wanted you to put out to cover the warranty for the car. My husband did a lot of searching and Endurance gave the better price and package. I signed up with them and it was very easy. Whoever I've had to talk to has been to the point, knew their position and the product well. My experience was excellent. I've done well with having Endurance as my warranty on my car and I'm satisfied with the service.

I'm pleased with Endurance's price. I'm thrilled with the coverage that I got. I recently bought this vehicle from Carvana. It's a good vehicle. It has very low mileage. I thought this will probably be the last vehicle I'll ever own. So, I wanted a good warranty on it. It's a 2012. So, the manufacturer warranties, it's long worn out but the vehicle only has 77,000 miles on it. My son and I both did a little bit of investigating, and Endurance has the top rating. The signup experience was easy. The gentleman that helped me didn't try to pressure me. I asked questions. He had the answers to my questions. He was very knowledgeable. I haven't had to call in for any help. I haven't had any repairs done, and I hope it doesn't happen.

I bought a used unit, so I thought I'd get some extended warranty. I talked to a couple people and they suggested Endurance and a couple other ones, and Endurance gave me the best offer. Unfortunately, I did need to file a claim. I took the car to the shop and they were really good about everything. They covered everything. I was really happy with it. I'm really satisfied. They did good.

My vehicle was no longer under factory warranty. Endurance Warranty's TV commercial with Dana Kirkpatrick was a compelling one. Signing up was easy. The reps were able to answer all my questions. So, there were no problems.

Signing up with Endurance was very easy. I got a very good customer service rep. He was very straightforward and understanding of what I wanted. Initially, I was reading reviews online and everything with Endurance seemed to check out and it was what I was looking for, so I went with them.

We bought the car new from Ford Groves and at that time, the salesman was selling Endurance and we bought an eight-year policy. It's my wife's car and she doesn't drive it much, so we wanted to keep it. When that warranty ran out, we tried to go back through Ford, where we bought the vehicle, but we couldn’t get anybody to do anything. So my wife contacted Endurance directly, and they took care of us and we’re happy with the deal we got. The rep was very cooperative and gave us a lot of things we didn't think we'd get. He was very informative and knowledgeable, and he helped us get extended time. Endurance is the best place to go to.

Bought the coverage. The 30 day money back guarantee is a joke because they won't cover anything for 30 days or 1000 miles! At approx 1225 miles I hit a pot hole that knocked my tie rod end off, damaged the other and a ball joint. Approx $1400 dollars to repair! Endurance denied the claim initially because they said the parts were old and worn out. Well that's why I bought the insurance to start with? Then they said it was too close to the 1000 mile mileage it had to get to to be covered? 😆 🤣 😂. But it was over the mileage I said. They didn't care. They asked if I wanted an appeal. I said yes. They put me on hold for about 1 to 2 minutes and then said my appeal was denied! 😆

I am quite pleased with Endurance. I had an engine leak of some kind, took my car to my auto shop of choice and things were handled between my shop and Endurance. If I had a question the folks at customer service were efficient and pleasant and got me answers to questions I ask. While my car was in the shop Endurance I would be reimbursed for a rental car for 5 days at $30 per day. Yes, I had to pay in advance and the amount above and beyond their allowances, however I was able to travel about while my car was being repaired. After the car was repaired and the rental returned the shop was paid the following day and I was told by Endurance I would receive a check for the rental in 2 wks or so.

I started with Endurance when I bought my truck new. So, I've had their warranty on since '21. At the time, I looked at what was offered by the manufacturer, then I compared what the dealership was offering me cost-wise and what the coverage would be, with the offer I got from Endurance. Then, I went with Endurance. My sign-up went pretty smoothly and I didn't have any issues with it.

I have an existing warranty provider, but it seems like a lot of people don't accept them, so I had to get another one. I saw the commercial for Endurance and I asked around and a lot of people like them and hadn't had any bad experiences with them, so I said, "I'll give them a try." signup was very easy. The people were very knowledgeable and went through everything I needed to know thoroughly. Plus, they sent me the information to back it up. Go ahead and check them out. I recommend it.

I just bought a 2015 Volkswagen diesel with 175,000 miles on it and it has a very complicated engine. They’re supposed to be good engines, but if anything breaks, it’s by no means an inexpensive repair. My other car is a Toyota, and if something breaks on that, you can go to O’Reilly’s or anywhere and get a part. I called Endurance to get a price but I didn’t like it. I shopped around, called back, and the price that they offered was either less or seemed like a better value than I had seen the first time. The coverage that Endurance offered included a cracked windshield, missing keys and tires. If my tire gets a blowout, they'll tow me to the Volkswagen dealership. If I'm 100 miles away from home, they supposedly pay for a hotel. If my car is gonna be in the shop for more than three hours, they'll get me a rental car. So, it sounded like amazing coverage. Also, I've had them before. CarShield is the same price, and they don't cover anything.

I’ve filed one or two claims, and my mechanic handled the process. It was okay, and I didn’t have any problems with how quickly things were taken care of. There was a co-pay, but it is what it is. Overall, my experience with Endurance has been good so far.

I first saw Endurance on TV. Then I researched on Google what the best aftermarket warranty is for a used car. Endurance was one of the top ones. It did say that they had some trouble, known for not paying out. But then that had been in the past, and now they're good. So, that's why I decided to go with them. The sales rep was very good and informative. He was very knowledgeable. At first, I was gonna turn it down ‘cause I thought it was expensive. But then he came down on the price a little bit. I thought it was still a little higher. But I understand that because of the car being what it is, it was gonna be higher. He brought the price down enough that I thought it was good. I was really impressed. He really wanted to help me. I felt appreciative that he brought the price down. Besides looking at the car, the maintenance, and the CARFAX, I was telling him about the car, and he took my word. I was like, “That's very trustworthy of him.” I like that personal connection.

I love Endurance. I've told everybody to go and check out Endurance. They quoted me $120, but I had to put it off because I had already had insurance. So the rep worked with me and told me, once my other one expired, then to call them back. They were very forthcoming and patient with me.

Excellent Plan - it included everything I expected and more. Great Customer Experience - agents were knowledgeable, friendly and patient. Easy process, timely notifications.

The Edurance rep I worked with was a good salesman. He related to South Dakota and talked about it. It sounded all good. I just hope they can make the policy cheaper.

When the warranty that I purchased with the dealer ran out of miles, I thought it’d be a good idea to get an extended warranty and Endurance seemed like the right place. I've researched several companies, and out of all of my research, I liked Endurance the best. I have a 2019 Chevrolet Colorado, and when I signed up, it was simple and seamless. The process was pleasant. I recently had to have my torque converter replaced, and Endurance covered everything but the $100 deductible. I paid for the filter as well. It was fantastic. Overall, my experience with Endurance Warranty was enlightening and very helpful. I'd tell people, “Go get it. Definitely, it’s a keeper.”

I'm very satisfied with Endurance. I have them on my 2019 F350 Dually pickup. I'd heard about them through other people I talked to, and I went with them as well. Signing up was very easy. It went really quick. The gentleman I spoke to was very pleasant and knowledgeable, and that reassured me that their people are that well-versed. I was quite pleased and I've already told my children about Endurance. My son just got out of the Marine Corps, and he bought a truck. I told him to look into Endurance and that it's always good to have a backup plan.

I would recommend Endurance Warranty. My wife recommended them. I didn't hear any bad feedback from my wife about her experience with them. That's a good study for me. I have a good view of the product. And the people I spoke with before I signed my contract clearly explained to me what I can expect from Endurance and what I'm subject to get for my contract with them. I’m okay with it. As a consumer, we always want more, but what I have in my contract is not bad. If I pay more, I will have more.

We were surprised to find out there was a $100 deductible that Endurance Warranty does not tell you. When we asked the dealer about it, they said, "Yeah, they're all like that." We said, "We didn't know that." Saying upfront that there's a $100 deductible for each client would improve the sign-up experience a lot. It's almost getting ripped off. We should have been aware of that. We still would have got the warranty but it's important to know that. It's almost dishonest.

Endurance was recommended by a local garage that we use often. It was an easy trade-off and switch. I got bumper-to-bumper coverage, and I could use it immediately. I had a great experience with the rep but there’s always room for a better rate.

My sign-up experience was straightforward. Endurance Warranty sent me an email. I looked through the email what I'm entitled to but I just want my truck in the mechanic so it could be taken care of. On Valentine's Day, I messaged my mechanic because my truck kept on clicking. It won't start the ignition. My mechanic has his own shop, and he's willing to drive over to my place to do a home service and replace the starter of my 2007 Chevrolet Silverado. He's able to give Endurance all the documents they need from his shop. I could have had the car running right then and there. I paid the $200 for the first month, and I'm trying to get this starter fix out of my truck as soon as possible. So, if something happens, my wife would be able to use the other car to pick me up.

I thought about acquiring an auto warranty for several years. We finally got a newer vehicle. We had a service warranty that will expire this year, so I decided to take out another one. I got enough information about Endurance Warranty to make a decision. They looked the most reasonable choice for me. It was easy to sign up. The res were very courteous. The person who talked with me was very thorough in explaining everything. At least check Endurance out and see if they match your desires.

Signing up with Endurance Warranty was great. My vehicle is a 2014, so I wanted to make sure it was covered if anything happened with it. Endurance was on my phone, so I called them and talked to the gentleman. He was clear in explaining everything. I didn’t catch anything that was questionable and should have been asked to me, or I had anything more than he gave me. He gave me good information. We wrote it all down, and it was clear and understandable until I have to use the policy. Hopefully, all the information is a fact and wasn’t just a front to get a person to sign up.

I've been an Endurance customer since April of 2025 back in November of 2025. I put a claim in by my dealership on my vehicle. Having some valve, cover leaks and a few other items. My standard package did not cover this. So I was told by in an employee representative of endurance. That if I were to upgrade my plan to a premium, I would pay $310 monthly, but I had to wait 30 days to file a claim again.

The lady that helped me was very helpful, clear and explained everything in detail. I was impressed by the benefits package and feel a little more secure about my car needs and how they help with the deductible and car rentals when needed.

Endurance is a good thing. Their price is fair and this is my third time with them because I've been with them with three different cars. I signed up about two years back. I always try to keep them, but I get rid of cars, then after I get another one, I drop the warranty with the one that I got rid of and put another one on. The other two times, I never put a claim in because I didn't need to. This time was the first time that I had to make a claim and they came through for me.

I purchased my dream car, a Camaro, and knew that my warranty was coming up. I googled warranty companies and Endurance and some others came up but I felt comfortable going with Endurance. The information that was provided on the website was really good. The gentleman I spoke with on the phone was very helpful. He laid everything out for me. We did a side-by-side comparison through some of the others that we were going to go. He explained how the policy would work, what was covered and what wasn't covered.