Endurance Warranty Reviews

I liked the information that Endurance was giving me about paying only for three years but the warranty will be for five years. The rep told me that it covered everything from the front to the back of my car if anything breaks down. The only thing I have to pay is the $100 deductible. It was a great experience speaking with the rep. She was very knowledgeable. She had her quotes and then, she told me to give her 24 hours and she was gonna call me back with a lower quote.

Endurance looked like they had good ratings. I’d give the rep I dealt with an A plus. My experience has been really good, so far. I'd recommend them.

My wife had an air conditioning issue with her car and it cost like $6,000 to fix it. That really drained our savings and caused other hardships. My brother-in-law who owns a mechanic shop said, “Well, why don’t you get one of those extended warranty on your cars and you won’t have to worry about that?” After doing my reviews, it seemed like Endurance was the better company. I submitted two claims to them and both of them have been denied. My water pump quit working because a seal blew out. The water pump is bad but they’re saying because it’s a seal on the water pump, which is internal to it, it’s not covered.

Waste of my time and money! Every claim I've filed was denied. Ok! My transmission and engine is only covered. It's a engine issue but I'm still bring denied coverage. I will never use any kind of warranty service again. I mean what am I wasting monthly payments on when their objective is to find loopholes to save them for paying. Now I'm out of pocket twice. A bunch of scams in my opinion as well as my experience.

I was googling extended warranties and Endurance was number one on the list. The customer service was awesome and didn't leave anything out to where I didn't understand. If I didn’t understand, they explained it to me, so it was good. I paid a portion, then the other part, they took out and I just paid my monthly now. I don’t know if they have free oil changes or not. That was one thing I may have missed and I'm gonna call them. Nonetheless, I've already recommended a couple of people to let them know that Endurance is really good and their rates are awesome.

I feel like Endurance gave me lots and lots of information. They also emailed me over a hard copy of everything that it does and does not cover with the whole contract agreement. I was able to read through that. They were good at getting back to me fairly quickly and answering my questions. The purchase process went really well.

The representativewas very good. He was very informational. The sign up process didn’t take that long, but he wasn’t very quick about them. He made sure that he went over all the dotted i's and crossed t's. I felt comfortable. It's been great so far.

I had a good experience when I purchased Endurance. The lady was super nice to me. The coverage was better than what I thought they were going to offer. I thought it was just going to be a couple of basic things, but the coverage offered a lot more. I was happy about that.

Endurance was rated online as one of the 10 top warranty companies. My experience with them was good. Both times when I called back, they were very nice and polite and they helped me out. I was very pleased.

Their customer service was good when I signed up with them.

The purchase went fine but I never got my card. It made me think it was a gimmick. The rep was supposed to send it by email and I'm yet to receive the email. Right now, I'm dissatisfied with the situation.

I liked the things Endurance offered that they would cover. The sign-up was good.

Endurance's price range is a bit more convenient for me. When I purchased the warranty, it was very well explained to me and I was also told that I couldn't put in any claim until after a month of service.

Endurance will not cover any of my work that’s been done on my car. Everything we called in on, they wouldn't cover anything. I have spent $800 in getting a diagnostic out of my pocket and my car’s still sitting in the shop for two weeks because Endurance is not doing anything on my car. It’s really making me mad. I said, “You cover them all?” They said, “Yes.” There’s something wrong with my motor on the intake. They won't cover that. My turbo sensor’s going out. They won't cover that. My window went out and I need a regulated and I've seen it in my book that they do cover that but they're not covering that. My transmission is messing up. They’re not covering that. So I took it to the Volvo dealer for nothing. Now they're forcing me to come and get the car.

I made a three-way call with the Endurance specialist representative on the phone to talk to my dealer. She heard exactly the three things that the dealer requested when it comes to a good auto warranty company. She said that I would be covered due to her hearing for herself the things that they required. Purchasing the warranty was fairly easy.

I was impressed with what Endurance covered. I bought the policy before I bought the car. I had to wait for 30 days and to go over 1,000 miles for the policy to take effect. We went up to South Carolina and came back again, rode around well over 1000 miles. Wheel bearing went bad. I wanted to have the oil change, just to have it changed. The mechanic called to get coverage. The first thing they said was, “The wheel bearing isn't covered and we'll cover the next oil change.” So after waiting, five telephone calls, and over three hours of wait time to get to talk to somebody, I finally found out that there's a problem with the mileage that's been recorded. They checked CARFAX. They said what the mileage was on CarFax and it didn't coincide with what I told them. So consequently, they denied all coverage.

I applied for Endurance's policy and it was all over the phone. The process was fairly easy. Customer service did a fair job of explaining everything. They also kept lowering their price so I went ahead with them. There was a better price somewhere else but it wasn't that comprehensive. I would recommend Endurance.

I went with Endurance when I realized that the rest of the providers were offering the same coverage at a higher price. The reps explained the coverage to me well. It is convenient to have Endurance as my extended warranty. It's good to have in case my car breaks down. Hopefully, they will cover some of the parts whether it's under my hood or little simple things in the car.

I was about to go to another company but they talked to me about things that I didn't want to hear. They were very disrespectful. Endurance was the best one that I was looking into besides the other companies. Their rep was very helpful and told me things that I wanted and was glad to hear. When making my payment, the first time was okay. I mailed in my second payment off the first of this month. I got a call earlier today stating that I haven’t paid and I called to try to figure that out. The lady I spoke with said that she will put it on whatever file she got. They should have gotten it already.

I switched to Endurance from a different company because the other company was overcharging me drastically. It was 385 a month and for less coverage because Endurance is covering me for oil changes, tire rotations and replacement tires as well. The Endurance rep I worked with was good and knowledgeable. Signing up was quick and not painful.

The purchasing process went smoothly. The rep told me everything that I will be getting with my warranty and it was a pleasing experience.

I liked Endurance Auto Warranty's price. I was gonna call them here in a little bit. The gentleman that I spoke to was setting up two vehicles, and they put it in two separate policy things. They don't put what the vehicle is anywhere on their paperwork. You gotta know the policy number. I'm looking at the billing, and I have no idea which vehicle it's on. Each car has a separate account number, which I think is stupid. Also, I set the payment up to be automatically withdrawn from my banking account but when they passed that over to MEPCO, the people that handles their billing, something got lost in the translation because they're not set up for automatic payment. I'm also not real happy with MEPCO right now.

Endurance gave me a, “You better do it now or you’re gonna lose out,” kinda thing at first. It’s heavy sales and I didn't like that. But I still went with them because I checked out Clark Howard's website and Endurance was one of his recommendations.

It was professional with the reps. They were thorough.

The rep was good when I signed up with Endurance. But I don't think I understood what he was saying, what was covered. He needs to explain that a little bit clearer.

The customer service of Endurance was good so far.

The reps from Endurance were knowledgeable and had a great customer service. I continue to be a customer with Endurance. I don't have any problems or complaints.

Please read over the terms and conditions. Very carefully. Then read it again with a magnify glass. The company is running a borderline scam. I had it for a month and cancelled ‘cause I knew it wasn’t worth 2 cents. Now they won't leave me alone. Constant junk mail, spam email and robocalls.

I was searching on the internet for the top auto extended warranty companies, and Endurance was in the top three. The purchasing process wasn't hard. A couple of folks over there were rude in the beginning. But then, I found the right person to talk to, and then it became simple. But the thing is you have to get back to them if you want to know what's going on. They don't call back and let you know the status. That's something Endurance needs to work on. For example, I have already finished my one month of the requirement that when you buy an extended warranty, you have to wait for a month, and also, you have to drive your car about 1,000 miles. Nobody has called to tell me that, “Hey, your warranty is now effective. Everything is good to go.” I have to give them a call to confirm.

The gentleman that I talked to told me that Endurance works directly with Chevrolet, and then, the military discount, and so forth and so on. Everything sounded pretty good. Now, I'm gonna have to call them back because they told me how to put so much down for a downpayment and I didn't understand that part. I don't know if the downpayment that I made goes towards the bill or towards the account.

The rep seemed to be informative. He was thorough and a good seller. I asked the question about what will be covered and he gave us some examples and answered my questions.

I managed to get a lower cost, so I'm going to drop Endurance in about a month. I went with CarShield. They're $55 a month cheaper.

It was all good during the purchase. I had no problem whatsoever.

DO NOT BUY ENDURANCE/Drive Protect! Nearly 2 months and no resolve. Email me if you are unhappy with the service you've received. This horror started January 14, 2021 and as of March 4, 2021 it remains unresolved. My car is still under repair. Beware they will try, and shift blame on the mechanic shop or the customer. They will perform needless forensics on your car and will give you the absolute minimum care. They are RUDE. This includes low level employees to managers. Being helpful is not a priority, The contract is not very customer friendly and you don't understand that until after you purchase. The sales and servicing department are very different and I had never heard of Drive Protect until I needed service.

I signed up with Endurance because somebody told me about it. The guy who signed me up was knowledgeable. They took my credit card over the phone for the payment and that was pretty easy. I just started but I used the policy already. The shop did most of the claim and they are working on my vehicle now. It's just routine maintenance. Endurance has been a good company.

The part that was not explained until after just about the signing was that I had to wait 1,000 miles and a year before it was effective. I wish I had known that upfront. That might have changed my opinion. But getting it at the end, I've been through enough of it that I frankly didn't give a damn, I still had a warranty on my car from the manufacturer and it would actually fit in fine.

The reps were knowledgeable. They explained to me the different packages and gave a run down of all the options. They told me what my down payment and monthly payment would be then asked me if I was comfortable with it. I said yes and everything worked out.

The salesperson misled me all along the way. On my trip out to Wisconsin from California, my truck had an issue and broke down. They refused coverage on every component that they said that they were gonna cover. My truck has now been down just over a week halfway across the country. The dealership couldn't even get through to them for three days. Then my truck sat for another 48 hours before an inspector showed up just to deny everything that was clearly wrong with the truck. I'm having to pay $5,000 out-of-pocket for a repair that is covered by the plan.

My experience with their reps went well. I have the payment set up with my bank. The only thing I'm waiting for is a discount on a variety of different things and I haven't received any of that yet.

When I called Endurance, they were convincing and I felt comfortable with the lady. Once I heard Endurance, they sounded good so I gave them a try. I'm working with them to see how they do and see if it's worth to be staying with. I did two cars with them so I would recommend them to somebody else.

I did some research online as to the top line providers for auto warranties and I selected Endurance because of that. It was very good dealing with the rep.

Endurance has a better rate and longer coverage. The way that the rep explained the coverage could have been a little bit better though. Endurance covered the turbo, as far as what the coverage was when I asked the price. But when they ran the vehicle, it was gonna be more. So, I didn’t like that.

My vehicle's getting up there in mileage and I know eventually, stuff's gonna start breaking down. I called my service advisor and he told me that they didn't have any problems with Endurance. The signup process was really easy.

My warranty ran out on my vehicle.ConsumerAffairs picked Endurance out of three places, and I chose them. Everything was good.

I did my research on Endurance and all the other extended warranty companies. Endurance seemed to be great, affordable and very easy to work with. I went with them but the deal with the automobile that I was going to get fell through so I cancelled the next day. They refunded my money right away, so it’s all good.

Endurance called me and it was a good experience with the rep. A lot more of the electrical was covered than in my last policy where I didn't have the oil changes, the windshield wipers and the air conditioning.

I'm completely satisfied with Endurance. It was easy to sign up and everyone I've talked to had been very nice.

Endurance was rated number one on the reviews, which was why I chose them. The purchase process was good. The rep explained everything in detail. It was nice and I didn't have any questions after talking with her. She even worked the billing. It worked out perfectly where I was able to get it handled and get the warranty I wanted on it before it was too late for my vehicle. So, she did very well. I wish I had money to buy a brand-new car where the warranty comes with it. But it's nice that they have something like this nowadays and stuff for used vehicles. Endurance has been great so far.

The rep of Endurance was very informative, as far as letting me know what type of coverage I would have. Purchasing it was easy.

They were able to answer questions fine and everything was explained fairly well about the coverage. The only thing that wasn't really explained well was there was a $250 card, and there'll be another one that I’d get later. It's described as being used to make any kind of purchase that I would want. But after I got the first one, I saw that that was not only fairly limited in that scope, but that it wasn't really used to make purchases, but rather basically discounts on gift cards. So, I ultimately won't even use it.

I saw comments about Endurance from online. I signed up but I’m no longer with it. When I wanted to use it, I couldn’t use it. I wanted to do some breaks on the car and they’re telling me I gotta pay cash. I gotta drive around. So, I returned the vehicle. Now, I got a different vehicle.

Endurance had the best reviews, which made me decide to go with them. The rep was great and explained the coverage well. Having the protection plan is very valuable because I needed a plan. I didn’t wanna ride without any warranty for my vehicle because I didn't wanna come out of pocket if anything was to happen.

I compared the rates and decided to go with Endurance. It was a very good experience with the rep when I signed up.

Endurance called me back first and the application process was easy. Customer service was very good and helpful. I got the plan and I made my second payment.

I spoke to two people and they were both very nice to me and answered all my questions. Also, making the payment was pretty easy. It comes right out of my bank account.

I liked the features that Endurance had. The sign-up process was great and it was wonderful dealing with the rep.

The Endurance rep I worked with did a great job. Making a payment towards the policy was easy as well.

I called Endurance last year and was inquiring about their warranty. I was on their website and I put the information in. Someone called me back then. I thought about it again this year and Endurance popped up again. I looked at it. The next day or so, someone from Endurance called me. That's when I decided to go on and get that coverage that they were offering. The rep went over a lot of things with me. I can be complicated at times because when I need to know something, I ask the questions. The rep reassured me that I was making a good choice. Endurance had great customer service.

I was thinking about extending my warranty on my ‘18 F-150 and I went on ConsumerAffairs and looked at the ratings on Endurance. I called them up, listened to their spiel, got a price and let it wait for a week or so. Then, we got back together and finished the deal. Everything went very well with the rep when I signed up and I'm pleased so far.

We decided to give Endurance a call and our rep was informative. He made the whole process easy and he explained everything. The interaction was very pleasant. Making payment was quite easy too.

When I got my vehicle, the one that I signed up with was Alpha Warranty and they covered very little. When I called Endurance, they told me they would cover a large area of mechanical problems in a vehicle that may occur. They made me make a choice. Also, with the $100 deductible, there's a hold-up and there's no wait. They will service you and it’s only three simple things. The way that the rep explained the coverage was top of the line because even though he showed me I could bring it up online, they also mailed me a hardcopy that I requested. I got one plan for me and one for my son. It works very well. I gotta wait for the 30 days and the 1000 miles before I can use it. I understand that the company wants to make sure that people do not just come and try to get a coverage and then, there’s something already wrong with the automobile. So, I'm very satisfied.

The application process and speaking with their rep was good.

When I signed up, the rep was good and knowledgeable. Everything was quick and easy.

Endurance has better rates and good benefits so I went with them. The sign-up was pretty simple.

The rep I worked with was very thorough with the information and very patient. He answered all my questions and was very informative. Also, the policy is pretty good compared to what other companies are giving coverage for.

The rep was nice and sweet. She got me through the purchase of the warranty. She told me the details of what I needed to know and about the whole service. From what she told me, everything is good and that's why I want to keep Endurance. I put down the 200 deposit. I know I got to make a payment but right now, we got snowed in so I missed out on three days of money. I'm in a rut. When I do make the payment, I want to make at least two months’ payment. I'm recommending Endurance some people to Endurance.

The reps told me the warranty covered computers but it's not listed in the little book they sent me. But the reps were fine. I hope the warranty works when I need it.

I checked into acquiring an auto warranty and for the money, Endurance was the best price. The reps were very informative and forthcoming. They gave me the website of the Better Business Bureau to check out other warranty places to make sure that I would know. Me and my husband talked about it and even though Endurance was a little bit more than some of the other ones, they were probably the best. I’ll recommend them.

The Endurance rep answered all my questions and he explained the policy and the pros and the cons to me. The cons being I have to wait a period of time before it activates but other than that, everything was fine.

The rep did a good job of explaining and telling me specifically about when the coverage would begin and about the payments and the process to go about using Endurance. The protection plan would be extremely valuable. I've had one on my previous vehicle and I had two issues that if I didn't have it, it would’ve probably cost me more than $5,000.

I purchased it because I was impressed by what they were saying and they were friendly.

I hit up a few companies when I googled them and Endurance was the first one to call me back. I looked at the reviews for them and it seemed good, which was why I chose them. My experience with the guy when I was signing-up was good and the coverage was explained well. The warranty is very valuable because you'll never know when your car is breaking. I've had a lot of cars that you think is running great then something happens. When you're not expecting it, you have to throw two grand into a new engine.

I called them and they were good. But I have not received a written material and I have no clue what the whole thing is.

When I bought a used truck, I thought they had put an extended warranty in with the purchase of it. I was told I didn't have one and the factory warranty was gonna run out in August. I wound up getting Endurance and everything was fine.

Endurance was the first company that called when I was looking for a warranty. The rep explained everything to me such as how the process works. I told him I was interested in it but I was in my car driving. So, he said he would call me back. He did and explained it a little more, and I signed up. When I paid for it and I saw the additional $20 taken out that I did not approve of, I didn't realize there was an additional $20 for tires. No one told me about that. I got that refunded. Other than that, Endurance is alright.

The reps were great. But they've taken the downpayment and my monthly payment and I still don't have anything in writing.

Signing up with Endurance was real easy. Also, they gave me a military discount, which was good.

I bought a policy with another company and when I got it in my hand, I saw that what they offered me wasn't what I bought. I called them to cancel. Then I started looking in the internet and saw the Endurance ad. I called them and I liked what they sold me. The customer service was very good and very professional. That was why I decided to buy the policy with them. I received the policy. I received the email fast. It was the next day. By the mail, I got it in a couple days, so it was pretty fast. I verified that everything is right, and I'm very happy.

The rep was great and understanding during the purchase.

Endurance has competitive pricing as well as benefits. The first gentleman I spoke with explained the policy. But the second gentleman I dealt with changed it to where he had me understand that I had to wait 30 days plus 1,000 miles. Where the first gentleman was like, “Whichever comes first.”

The sign-up was overwhelmingly impressive to me. The warranty sounded too good to be true at first and the rep was quite polite, courteous, respectful, informative, and pretty assertive in what she was promoting. She was accommodating everything that I had in mind and gave me reasonable answers to questions that I had.

I considered Endurance at first and I got a guy who was super nice to me until he called me back. He said his name was David. I asked him to let me study the contract and for him to give me a call back. Then, I found out I could get a different warranty which I thought was good and was about $800 cheaper than Endurance. When I told him that, he went crazy. I talked to a different Endurance rep later and he said they don't have a David. Other than that, the reps were awful nice. After looking at the way the Better Business Bureau rated Endurance, I went with their company.

The coverage of Endurance is a lot better than what I've seen in other companies. Their customer service was great. I couldn't ask for any better. They really were very helpful. As far as signing up, the representative was very knowledgeable with the questions I threw at him.

I researched different companies looking at what they had for coverage and Endurance seemed to be willing to deal with vehicles with higher mileage a little bit longer time frames than the other ones. Their price is a little bit less than what the other company wanted and they had better coverage. The only issue I had there was I talked to a gentleman who said they're gonna put a copy of the policy or something in the mail and there was nothing for like a week. Other than that, there was no problem with the process.

It was wonderful dealing with the rep when I signed up with Endurance. I tell anybody I know who's buying a used car that they’re crazy if they don’t have an extended warranty.

I liked the reviews that I saw on Endurance so I went with them. The signup process was easy.

The car warranty company we had before was not covering anything. So, we were already in the market to look for a new car warranty company. We heard the commercial about Endurance, we looked it up, and we saw a bunch of good reviews online. We then switched. Purchasing the coverage was easy. The coverage sounded very comprehensive, so that was kinda what got us. I did the downpayment for the package and then all the online payments were easy to set up as well through Mepco. Endurance has really good customer service.

Endurance sounds like a very good plan. The rep I worked with was informative. He seemed to know the answers to the questions I had. However, the payment was supposed to be made to MEPCO. We made the payment to them at the end of February. For some reason, that never went through. So, we got a call from Endurance last week wondering about the payment. So, we made it right through them.

At first, I was gonna go with CarShield and then, Endurance called me that morning. I said I would call back. The customer service guy explained to me a lot of stuff and took time to explain a lot of different amenities. I saw that Endurance was more affordable and right at my budget, which was why I went with them. I called the customer service team today and checked the miles that I gave them so I can get my car worked on. They let me know that but I couldn’t find my information which they sent me. The rep will send it again but I want to assign it to my email. They told me to call back when I make a claim this Thursday.

The purchase process was quite easy and it was a straightforward business thing. I understood all the coverages and I went online and received my packet. I read it over and I saw that there was nothing that was hidden. I'm really relieved that I got something that I can believe would be there if anything ever happens.

Robert, the sales rep of Endurance was very nice and kind. He explained everything in a perfect way. However, when I called Endurance to ask about something in the policy, the rep was rude. I asked her why on the policy, it says that they all have to be done every 3,500 miles. When I explained that the factory uses a motor oil 0W-20, that is fully synthetic, for 10,000 months, she said no because that kind of oil is extra. I also asked her about when I need to do the maintenance of the car, do a full inspection and air filter change, how much would have that cost. She said, "All that is in the contract. If you need a contract, I can mail it to you." She was not experienced in the customer service field.

The interaction with the customer service was fine when I was signing up.

The Endurance rep was very nice and did a very good job explaining the coverage to me. The coverage saved me the hassle of paying off so much money.

Endurance has extended warranties for cars over 150,000 and my car had 132,000 on it. I had compared it to CarShield and CarShield only went up to 150,000 miles. The big selling point with Endurance was that it covered a lot of things. It also added an extra 100,000 miles in the end. I have a Lexus and I expect that car to go at least 200,000. After the reps told me everything, I told them I would call them back rather than sign up based upon the information I was receiving. I needed some time to think and do some research and I felt a little bit of pressure. But they were good and it's a good program. The cost is reasonable too. I pay up to a certain point then I don't have to pay any more.

I like the things that Endurance covers and I like the price of it. They were really patient about my finances and how to pay the deposit. It wasn't really pressure-ish. They called me back and I told them my concerns. They weren't so aggressive.

Signing up was easy and it was great with the Endurance rep I had.

The process with Endurance was real smooth but it seemed like the rep was a little anxious. He seemed like he was just trying to get a sale real quick and I had to slow him down. I asked him to explain to me what is covered and he told me about the oil change, the wiper blades, and the stuff that is covered. I told him what I was paying with USAA and he gave me a quote and it was a little cheaper. Also, I got more from Endurance than I have from USAA. I've been recommending them to friends and family members.

I misunderstood when Endurance sold the policy to me that gaskets and seals were included. When I got the contract, I saw that they were not, which kind of surprised me. Also, they told me oil changes were covered but when I got the contract, it's only up to $50, which is only a third of what it cost me for an oil change on my car. But other than that, everything seemed to be pretty forward.

I had Auto Shield for about a year and a half and I had to take my car in for a minor repair. When I drove in to the dealership, my buddy over there said, "You got that Auto Shield." I said, "Yes, I do. Why?" He said, "We don't take those anymore. Too much trouble. They nitpick everything and it's just too hard." They still did it, and then he laughed at me when I went to get my car. He said, "They went through the process again and saved you a whole $15." So, I came home and I went on the computer and compared Auto Shield to everybody. Lo and behold, if I had done that way back when, I would have been with Endurance. They were rated number one. So, I switched quickly.

The guy helped me with the payment. Then the female rep was wonderful and helped me a lot. She broke down everything and explained it 100%. They were awesome. There was just a misunderstanding. When I first signed up, they got my Capital One credit card. I had certain bills coming out of there, which is fine. So what I did, I paid with it. But then I called back a couple days later and I gave them another card number, which they did. We straightened it out, so it was good. They got my other card on file. It was a mix-up.

I like Endurance's reviews better than the other reviews I read. Their representatives have been fantastic. The people that I talked to were upfront. I talked to CarShield, and I was told one thing. When I was done with that conversation, I figured, "Hey, I want to call back again to see if I get the same information." I didn't. I believe the first person lied to me to try to get me to sign up. That was a huge turnoff when I got two conflicting stories. When I talked to Endurance, and then I called back and asked them the same question, they gave me the same answer. So, that was pretty much what sold me. The way they have the payment structured works fine. I gave them the $100 right up and then a couple of weeks later, I did the 143. It worked out really well.

I went online and put in my information, then I was given the different providers that will fit what I need. When I set Endurance up, I wasn't able to read the contract or even the card. So, I just had the rep to email me a copy of the warranty and also a card.

My experience with them was everything that I expected it to be. The price was perhaps a little bit more than I expected, but it was well in line with others. Their rep was very good.

So far, everything is great with Endurance and I don't have any complaints. But I wish that no matter how far away I was, they would pay for the towing if something were to happen. I was told that they would do this only for so many miles while my old company offered that kind of service. Then, I had to call to see about getting the email sent to me for what is covered and to get my policy card. But pricing wise, Endurance is $40 cheaper than what I was paying in a month. It's also been easy making payments for my warranty.

Endurance was the first one I saw when I googled it. There was some miscommunication with the payment. The number they gave me was different from what I was supposed to get charged for but other than that, it was okay. They fixed it, and it was quick and easy. I’m satisfied with the options they provided for the policy coverage.

Endurance sent me papers with a thousand different things on them stating what I need to do, what I don't do, and what happens. But, I don't know how transactions work or how they would expedite whatever is happening to my car. They take my money just like everybody else does - quickly.

I chose CarShield before and my mechanics told me they aren't good. They told me that the parts that they use are from AutoZone or some other cheap place. I have a Cadillac Escalade and a BMW and you can't put that kind of parts in those types of vehicles. I asked them who they would recommend and one of the names were Endurance. I have also seen their advertisement on TV. The first choice I made was a bad one and I had that company for about three and a half months, and then I couldn't get my money back. Other than that, Endurance's reps were professional and explained everything to me. So far, I'm hoping nothing goes wrong with any of the vehicles, but if it does, I hope it's not a snag when I go take them in for any type of maintenance.

I traded my car for another car. It's a 2013 Jaguar and I figured I wanna have some coverage on the car. I was watching TV and one of the warranty commercials came on. I went online and looked at the different warranty companies, the one that was on the commercial along with Endurance and some other companies. After I did my due diligence, Endurance had the best reviews, they offered some of the best packages and had some of the best pricing. So, I elected to go with Endurance.

The rep was great. I really like talking to him. He explained the aspects of the coverage extremely well. My signing experience wasn't pressured and it didn't feel like I was getting the runaround. Endurance should give my guy a raise 'cause they need more people like him.

The gentleman was very pleasant & explained the warranty & coverage!! I would strongly recommend Endurance! The warranty covers more than I expected. I'm very pleased with the program & what the car warranty covers.

This is a SCAM! ENDURANCE DOES NOT PAY ANY CLAIMS!!! Everything looks great, on paper. The pricing is reasonable. It’s easy to buy & sign up. The Coverage in the Contract is AMAZING! The only problem is ... they WILL NEVER PAY A CLAIM! Everything is great, until you File a Claim. Once you “attempt” to File a Claim, EVERYTHING CHANGES! It becomes a ridiculous circus of absurdity. They give you the runaround. They play “Whack-A-Mole” with which parts are covered and which are not. They give RIDICULOUS EXCUSES as to why your Claim is NOT approved. They keep CHANGING the Reason for Denial. They give HORRENDOUS CUSTOMER SERVICE. And they don’t care because it is their INTENTION to get you to just CANCEL YOUR POLICY!

I purchased a policy from Endurance and the representative I dealt with was decent.

The rep was nice and explained all the benefits that I was getting and discounts. Just one thing, he emailed me last week. I still wanna have it on paper so I can see all the benefits and I haven’t received that yet. But they made me have to pay two down payments for this month. I owe another 143. They took out 100, and then they broke it up. The next payment is due on this Friday, then I’m gonna start paying on March. I’m gonna be paying on the 28th of each month.

It was great when I purchased Endurance Warranty. The rep was very informative. There were a lot of questions I asked and my biggest concern was seeing the stuff black and white. I like the new program they have. I’ve already recommended Endurance to a couple of my kids and friends because of the fact that I've never seen a plan that has the service part they covered, to the length of time they offer. You pay them three years but you got two additional years, so five years.

When I purchased the vehicle, it came with a warranty. But I didn't like the warranty that it came with, so I did a research on different types of warranties out there. Endurance was the best one for me. The rep I worked with was very knowledgeable and that was another reason why I signed up with them because he went over the information quite extensively. Then, I went on to the automatic withdrawal plan, so the payment comes directly out of my account, which is more convenient for me. All in all, the sign-up process was pretty easy.

I had something pop up on my Google home page and it mentioned something about car warranties. I decided to look into which one was better. I already had one, but I just felt like there was something better out there. They said that Endurance was the best program for my particular car. After talking to Endurance, I chose to sign up and hearing about what they had to offer versus my current warranty. The representatives were amazing and very thorough in explaining the differences between the two policies and what I got extra in even paying over a timespan, how much cheaper would be paying for a three-year plan versus paying five years without no guarantees.

The last time I went to the dealership, I was 200 miles shy of my free oil change. So, I was trying to be proactive and take care of my car, but the oil change wasn't covered. I didn’t have a problem paying for it but it would have been nice if we had a courtesy. Still, I'm satisfied with Endurance.

I was on the fence until I talked to the rep from Endurance. He talked me into it and purchasing it was smooth and great. Endurance is the best way to go if you want to get a warranty.

Endurance is pretty straightforward and clear on what they do. Their customer service is very good.

I've got full coverage insurance on my older vehicle, but I don't have a warranty on it. So, I'd rather be safe than sorry. I called the 1-800 to make my payment and I was shocked that the representative called me by name because I hadn't given her any information. But the process was very easy. Signing up with Endurance was excellent.

I paid off my car and so people kept sending me stuff that I needed to have coverage 'cause it was gonna expire. Someone called and I first tried this person, but I didn't think it was legit. Come to find out it was, but they didn’t send me anything, so I put a stop on it. I checked at who's rated the highest and it was Endurance. When I looked into it and was reading it, all of a sudden, I got a call from Endurance and went with them. The only thing that I don't like is that I have to go through somebody to make payments, and if I give them my routing number and all this stuff, then I wanna cancel, it's hard to do. So, I already set it up so that Endurance automatically gets their payments.

I like the tow, the rental, the easy term, the down payment and the guarantee itself. The signing-up process with Endurance was time consuming though. They should simplify it.

I talked to two different reps from Endurance and they were both okay. I like that with having the warranty, I have a little more assurance in case something goes wrong.

Somebody at the BMW place recommended Endurance and the application process went well with me. It was easy. The rep was able to answer each and every word of my questions about the policy.

I wanted to get coverage before my warranty ran out. I liked the benefits that Endurance had. They have more coverage. Their rep was pleasant. Everything was fine. If it hadn’t had been, I would have never got the warranty.

Endurance put me in a personal situation where if I didn't choose them, then I would be without them. The reps I dealt with were nice enough but they kind of said, "If you don't buy it now, you'll lose this discount." Plus, it was the best one to go with.

I reached out to a website called Your Auto Advocate for an extended warranty because I wanted to get rid of the one I had. Endurance was the first one to call and the rep was knowledgeable. He convinced me that it was the better deal based off the experience that I had explained to him from the former company that I was with.

I'm good with Endurance. Overall, the way it's supposed to be is that I've got pretty much everything from bumper-to-bumper on the truck - except for stuff that's preventive maintenance. They also gave me something with oil changes, one or two per year. Also, the contract is really easy to go through. It's like a book on my computer and I can click side-to-side and it turns the page. I've got everything here, all the way. It's pretty cool. But it would have been nice to have a call back after I went ahead and signed the contract if I read through it and if there were any questions that I had.

I looked at several consumer guide deals and Endurance was one of the highest rated. Kyle, the rep, was excellent when I signed up and it was very easy to make payments. We were on automatic pay. The application process was very good.

I was told that the warranty package that I was purchasing would cover bumper to bumper, major components, maintenance, keys and tires. I asked specifically does it include computer/electronic parts, I was told yes however since purchasing the warranty it hasn’t covered anything.

It was great with the rep when I was signing up with Endurance. She was wonderful and the application process was easy. I like the contract that they have and I feel that it’s better than CarShield.

Endurance had better ratings as opposed to other companies, which was why I chose them. The rep had a very good level of knowledge.

I have a car warranty through Endurance for my 2013 Jeep 130,000 mile. Been paying for it for year and half. Done what I suppose to do. Took it to dealership when I first notice something not right. It needs cams and lifters. Endurance trying to get out of paying. Saying it's my fault. I do not recommend Endurance Warranty. Now I'm stuck with expensive bill. Thanks a lot!

Endurance had a larger platform and more people who vouched them. The car is an older one so situations arise all the time. I wanted to have some type of security blanket in the event something goes wrong. The reps were very helpful, patient, understanding and knowledgeable. They addressed each of the different type of packages that Endurance had. They were able to answer each and every question that I might have had that wasn't too specific in the description of the package as well as questions that I might have missed. So, they did their job very well. My phone would lose service and they would call me back. Overall, the experience was very welcoming. Completing the purchase was very simple. They explained and asked a few questions regarding what coverage I might require. Then, they made the adjustment and ultimately, they went with the package I chose.

The signup process was very simple and the reps were wonderful on the phone when we talked to them. The other providers wanted me to go to special places and my preference is to take it back to Mercedes. They might be more expensive, but as long as Endurance is going to pay for it, that's fine.

A few weeks ago, we decided to do some research online to see who we could find and we stumbled across a ConsumerAffairs page from a Google search. They have an extensive list of warranty services and that helped me a lot. We stumbled upon the Endurance website and we put in a quote for them. In like 10 seconds, they called us. There were a few others that called a couple of hours later but Endurance was speedy. They seemed trustworthy as well so we ended up going with them. We were on the phone for maybe 30 minutes getting everything set up. But before we signed anything or agreed to anything, the rep answered all of our questions thoroughly. He sent follow-up emails to make sure that we had a good rundown of what we talked about. Even down to the charges, he gave me a lump sum of how much was going to be taken out of my account and broke it down to where it would be going. It was awesome.

The other providers didn’t do what I wanted them to do and the dealership where I bought the car from wouldn’t accept them. Everything went smoothly when I signed up with Endurance. The rep explained to me what was going on and he made it sound good to me. I’m satisfied so far.

I questioned the billing on my contract a few days after receiving a letter from Endurance stating my monthly charge would rise. I had paid the new charge, and the next day noticed I had just also had an automatic withdrawal for the month's premium. I phoned customer service and had a good reception from an agent who referred me to an account manager. I explained my situation, which he understood as a mistake, and in a few minutes of searching and explaining, he told me that the error is in process of being corrected. I can expect my checking account to show a refund of the mistaken premium in about a week. I thanked him and we wished each other a good day. I am pleased with the friendly, helpful manner of both people with whom I spoke.

I was very surprised how easy and affordable it was to Get Bumper to Bumper Warranty Coverage on my vehicle. Only took a few minutes to complete. Now I can sleep well knowing my vehicle is protected with extended warranty coverage!

When I bought the policy, the rep gave clear information on what it covered. So, as of right now, everything has been fine. Endurance sent me a second policy in the mail though and I’m not sure what that is. I need to see if there are any changes on it.

I told my cousin that I would give Endurance a try. I had to get my car to the ship anyway so I was gonna see how it works and if I like the coverage. The rep who helped me get to the right policy was good. I was told to take myself to a shop and they’ll do the claim. They explained everything to me. It was good making the first payment. They were understandable and they were looking out for me. My check engine light came on two weeks ago so I gave Endurance a call. I told them that I gotta get my car down to a shop and to find a good shop for my car. After that, they told me to give them a call back. The customer service rep was very polite and respectful. The experience with Endurance has been good so far so I can’t complain.

The team of people that I dealt with when I called to set up my policy were awesome. They answered all of my questions and made me feel like they were genuinely interested in helping me find the right policy for my vehicle at a price that fit my budget. Great experience!

I bought a vehicle from C&H Auto before and I trusted their opinion. They recommended Endurance and so, I went with them. Endurance is awesome.

The application at Endurance was simple to process and easily understood. I did the initial online and the reps called. They were thorough.

When I was online, an ad popped up about Endurance so I clicked on it and read about it. I decided to call them and ask if I could get a warranty with them and it went through. The application process wasn’t difficult at all and it was good dealing with the rep.

The reps at Endurance were nice and helpful.

Endurance had good reviews and I decided to go with them. Quincy, the rep, was outstanding. I did the payout when I purchased the warranty and it was easy.

I had a very good experience dealing with Endurance. The rep was reasonable and it was easy making a payment for the policy. You gotta mail it in, which was the way I liked it.

They’ve been reasonable and professional.

I was with CarShield and switching to Endurance sounded like a better plan. Endurance told me that after I pay my monthly fees for three years, I will have ownership so if I’m not ready to trade my car or if I get a new car, I could transfer the service. It sounded good. Also, the price was a little cheaper.