Endurance Warranty Reviews

It was fairly easy to sign up with Endurance and get an extended warranty for my 2016 Honda Accord. I spoke with a representative who was very knowledgeable when I first signed up. Then I was trying to see exactly what my coverage covered as far the price of my car so I called back for additional questions. With the rep being able to look at my policy, I thought that she would be able to tell me something but she couldn't really give me any answers. But she was very nice.

I just got my plan about two months ago and I like having the security and the safety that I have insurance when something breaks.

I did some online research, and Endurance had some good reviews. I chose Endurance mainly because of the brand. Had they been someone that I did not recognize the name of it, I would have gone elsewhere. It was more affordable than I was expecting it to be. I got more coverage than I expected to get. They took time to answer questions that I had. If I wasn't clear about something, I asked questions, and they never acted like I was taking up too much of their time. I've had really good experience with them so far.

I've had Endurance Auto Warranty before. Their rep was very helpful with everything and I was given a good deal. Everything is fine and I'm satisfied.

I bought my car through a dealership, and the warranty they were offering seemed like it was high-priced. So I looked at others and it seemed like going through Endurance was a better deal. The rep that I dealt with was helpful.

I liked the price at Endurance and when I signed up, the rep was very professional. He explained the process. I went to the website to get on so I could pay it and they had already drafted it. So, I must’ve signed up for auto pay.

They were very friendly and kinda easy to go. Everything was explained. There was only one hiccup that I had. They said that I was going to get a bunch of coupons which I never received.

The enrollment part with Endurance was easy and both reps that I talked to were very nice.

When I called them, I liked what I heard and I went for it. They explained to me that turbo was included, and that I have to wait the 30 days, if not 1000 miles. They weren't really good on details but the price was pretty fair.

After I asked questions on one or two companies, they had cheaper prices, but it wasn't the same coverage. I read some of the reviews on the Endurance site. I liked their plan.

The rep was very, very professional and very friendly. He covered everything from detail to detail and what amount goes to this and what amount went to that. He did an outstanding job.

When I said that I wanted to cancel, they tried to do everything for them to keep it. They finally figured that I was not budging and now, no one wants to be helpful. Everybody had a really nasty attitude. I was trying to complete the form to get the refund. I asked six times, but I wasn't getting a cancellation paper that they wanted me to fill out. When I was able to fill it out, they wanted me to fill it on PDF. It wasn't an option. It was a gray area to fill out for the final. So I had to type in the final meter reading. The reason we made the decision was because they put in the clause that if we're not satisfied with our first claim, then we'll get our full money back guarantee. We were not satisfied with our first claim and we paid the whole claim upfront. So then we are guaranteed our money back in full.

Endurance was one of the best that I saw online and signing up with them was pretty easy. I did it on my way to work. They asked me a few questions about the other company that I was looking at and the prices and then they worked out something. My experience with Endurance has been pleasant so far. An extended auto warranty is extremely valuable to have. I don't have to worry about the big expenses if something happens.

I spoke to Endurance a couple times before I did the purchase because I had a series of questions. They were able to send me a sample contract too, and talk about the different offerings they had, which was very helpful because I wanted to see specifically what was covered and not covered. They were able to answer a lot of questions and walked me through that. I looked at some other companies that had comparable coverage, but they were either more expensive, or one looked like wanted to charge me monthly.

I liked Endurance Auto Warranty when I saw them online. Their reps were great, very helpful and quick. They made the enrollment easy. I was supposed to receive a call from them after I made my first payment. Other than that, everything is great.

I had tried using another auto warranty provider and was not satisfied with the service that they provided. I saw several advertisements for Endurance and decided to give them a call. Everything was great with their reps during the enrollment. They answered all my questions and dealt with my concerns. I had some concerns about possibly running into the same problem that I had with the other company with Endurance and they assured me that that would not happen. Also, they have a very good plan and as far as the payments are concerned, that was all well explained and everything went well that way, too.

The rep gave me a quote and then I called the people I already had and they couldn't match it, so I went back to them.

They seemed to be upfront about what they could do with everything I asked of them, as far as pricing. It was very quick. As far as the initial signup, it was great. They were very helpful to get things set up.

I have a Ford F-250 Diesel and I know that the parts will be a little pricey for me to pay out of pocket. My brother has had insurance with Endurance before and it worked out for him really well. He recommended Endurance to me. I had a great talk with their guy and he went through every single thing twice. He really broke it down for me and I was pleased with the way he did that. He told me everything like the payments and how there are different options. It was a good experience and I signed up right away.

Once I got the contract, I read through it. But the rep that I dealt with went through everything that is covered under the warranty. I had a good experience.

I just needed to have that peace of mind that if anything happened, you gotta fix the car, putting in a rental, and I will be set after that. As far as Endurance, I went online and I picked them. It said the best warranty companies, and they gave me the top five, and I just picked them. They let me know about as far as what it covers, what is not covered, and the price. And I was good to go.

I always try to put some kind of an extended warranty on all my used vehicles, especially when it’s for my wife, just for worry-free. I liked the price of Endurance, which made me choose them. The reps were knowledgeable and steered me in the right direction. I called them and they looked up the plan right there while I was on the phone. So, there was no lapse in time.

My car had 86,000 miles on it and I feel that an extended warranty was a way for me to take on extra protection on my car. I looked on ConsumerAffairs and they said that Endurance is one of the companies that is good to deal with so I took a chance. Customer service handled my question very well. The only thing is that I told them I wasn't sure about the mileage. I thought my car had 96,000 miles on it but it didn't. When I went back, looked at the mileage of my car and it was 86,000 miles, I thought they were going to make some adjustments to the money. But from what I heard, they were not going to.

Everything’s been good with Endurance. The reps were great.

I purchased a used vehicle and I wanted to put a warranty on it. The Endurance rep was a very nice guy. He explained everything to me and helped me make my decision. I was pleased with the interaction. However, he was supposed to mail out my plan to me but I still haven't received it. So, I’ll call him about that. But other than that, it has been okay.

Endurance's rep was very helpful. He walked me through the difference between what Endurance offered and other competitors. I was looking at Zurich and though Endurance was a bit more expensive, I felt better about going with them. The rep was very good at describing the different options I had. We finally landed on a 12-months, same-as-cash kind of deal and that's what I went with.

Endurance does little bit better than the other warranty I had before. Their customer service team did pretty good in explaining the coverage.

My experience with the rep of Endurance was great.

My truck's getting older and stuff can happen. I looked around. Endurance got back to me and that what I came down to. I looked on the Better Business Bureau and one of the competitors had an F rating while Endurance got a B-minus or C-plus which is a big difference. Signing up with them was really good and it was very easy making payments. I had a very pleasant experience. I set up something online and one of the ladies gave me a callback. I so happened to have been busy at the time she called so I asked her to call me back later on. I gave her a time and I heard back from her at that time. It's always pleasant not to have to wait.

My car is getting old and I can't afford a new car or a new car payment. So, I decided to get my old car insured. In case something major happens, I can fix it instead of getting a new car. I did the application over the phone and the rep was great. He explained that the policy covered a thousand miles and the waiting period was 30 days.

I am so upset on what a scam this is! I paid for the Supreme warranty for my 2011 Porsche Cayenne S two years ago. It has 61k miles on it. I took it in to get worked on for a rear door actuator; this was approved. But the repair shop told me my transfer case was also leaking. Endurance declined this claim because they said that another piece that interacts with it was bad. (A servo something or other) They agreed to fix the "servo" piece but said that this is what led to my transfer case leaking and that they would not fix it.

I spoke to two people from Endurance and they were good at what they do. They were nice and explained it. It was nice dealing with them and I had no complaints on how it was.

I have a Mercedes-Benz and I was told it is very expensive to get the car fixed. Endurance had a cheaper monthly payment and what they offered and covered was a little bit more than different vendors. I opted for Endurance their customer service was good. This was my first time dealing with car warranties and having to get quotes. Endurance did okay for me and I was pleased. But I didn't really like the fact that I had to have a deposit with them. The deposit was a little expensive too. But they worked with me on the schedule and payment of the deposit. They were able to break the deposit down into two installments which was good because I get paid monthly. I really needed the coverage so I had to do what I had to do.

I was searching online for additional warranties’ information. Endurance seemed one of the top companies in there. My experience with their rep was pretty good. Kind of pushy about signing, but he was all right. The signup process was easy. Set it up and after 30 days, that’s when my plan would go into effect. Everything seems fine. They're good.

I would recommend Endurance. The reps were super nice. They answered all my questions and were informative. It was a good experience.

When we purchased a used car, we decided to look into acquiring an auto warranty. We chose Endurance over different providers because of their Better Business Bureau rating. Their reps were fine.

I bought a pre-owned BMW and the warranty is up in about five months. This is the first time I've ever purchased a warranty but the parts for these BMWs and all the technology that's in the car is fairly expensive. So, it was worth the $109 a month to get coverage for repairs. When I was doing my research, I went online and I also got a recommendation from the mechanics that worked on my car here in Washington. They gave me the name of a company that only sells through dealers. So, I went online again and looked up best warranties. I looked at the reviews on Endurance and those were good. It was helpful too that they are charged by the month rather than an all upfront contract. I haven't needed to use the warranty yet but the buying experience with Endurance was good and easy.

I was on the road when I got the warranty and I am waiting on some paperwork because nothing ever came through the mail. So I don't know what I actually have. But I gotta wait 90 days for the warranty to kick in.

I happened to be looking for an extended coverage on my truck and Endurance was the first thing that came up on the internet search. I called a couple people too but Endurance was the first one to pick the phone up. I talked to somebody and he was great. He was very personable and very informative. He walked me through everything. Everything was good. The only issue I’m having is I don't know where to go if I ever have to make a claim.

CarShield is a fake. When my car broke down, I took it to a Mercedes dealer and none of the things were covered. CarShield didn’t even give me a payment plan. At least they could have done it and I would have paid it little by little. So, I had to tow the car back out of there and do it myself. I saw Endurance on the internet and I decided to try it. When I was buying the warranty, they had payment plans. If they don’t cover the piece, they will have them it done and then make a payment plan with me. They’ll pay, and then I’ll pay them. I still haven’t used Endurance yet but I gave it to a lot of people already.

My experience signing up with Endurance was so excellent. It was easy at that time. I just don't like the fact that when you refer somebody and they tell you you're gonna get a gift card, you don't. You gotta wait so long, even after you refer this for $50 gift card, because you gotta wait ‘till they pay their first payment.

I have a 2013 Chevrolet Diesel Duramax pickup that only has 55,000 miles on it. It's so expensive to maintain that I didn't have any warranty on it. I thought something would be better than nothing. I googled "top five aftermarket insurance companies" and Endurance popped up as being the top-rated one. ConsumerAffairs recommended them. I had already talked to several different companies but Endurance made me feel comfortable enough to go with them. The rep seemed to be very knowledgeable about what he was selling and acted like he knew what he's talking about.

Cars break all the time and I bought one that didn't have a warranty on it. I figured it'd be worth it to get one. There was this sales guy who kept calling, which made me choose Endurance. And I wanted to do it anyway. The coverage I was getting wasn't a full one so I got a Platinum one. I bought the car then I was getting tied with some stuff, so I couldn't get the rep the VIN. He was very persistent and helpful and I ended up not even being able to do the deal through him, which I regret because he was so good.

I purchased a warranty but when I saw Endurance on TV, they had more than what I had. So, I purchased this one, which has a better warranty. The rep who sold it to me was great. Two other people bought along with me after that. He told me what they cover and what the other company didn’t cover, and how Endurance covers everything. I hope it is everything he said it was, if I do need it.

The rep of Endurance was awesome. He was very knowledgeable and very friendly. I had good experiences with their customer service team.

They were very helpful and knowledgeable. They answered all the questions that I had.

The sales rep was professional and informative. They gave me a better rate than what the dealership was offering. They offered a 6 year 125,000 mile warranty for my vehicle. We shall see if they do good business moving forward.

This is my first car so I wanted to make sure and get it right. I've gotten a lot of calls telling me that they're interested in extending my warranty but it's hard to reach anyone when you call back. This prompted me to go through ConsumerAffairs and Endurance was rated really well there. I did some of the reading then I looked at people's comments. I gave it a shot. Customer service was very knowledgeable, polite, and professional. I had a great experience.

My experience with the rep of Endurance was good. He seemed to be knowledgeable of what they had to offer. Purchasing this coverage was easy. The guy walked me through it and I paid the fees and done.

Our experience with Endurance has been good. The rep gave me options and they worked with me with the payment. It went really well. The coverage seems pretty amazing. I'm happy with it.

I was wanting to get an extended warranty. Typically, I don't keep my vehicles for longer than five years. But in this go-round, it was a bit different. Endurance contacted me by phone and the timing was right. They gave me some time to lock in and they also gave me the option to do research on other outfits. I went with my gut and signed up with them. Thereafter, I received some phone calls from other people and some other providers.

My regular warranty went out on my car so I was looking for an extended one to add on to it. From what I read from the reviews and when I spoke with the gentleman on the phone, it made me feel very comfortable going with Endurance. I was assured that they go directly with the auto people. When I signed up, Endurance gave me a veteran’s package. They worked with me and they told me that I could split the first down payment in two. But I did it in one. They were very helpful and explained everything and how things work. Hopefully, in the future, they would be good, I won't have any problems and everything will go smoothly.

I had just gotten a car and I wanted to make sure it's covered all the way around. The Endurance rep I had was good. But I have not received my gift card that they said I was gonna receive. It was a $250 bonus thing.

I looked at Endurance and one other company. Endurance had a higher rating. I called and the price was all right so I got it. Customer service was pleasant and they explained everything to me in an easy to understand way. I was asking a lot of questions and they answered them. They knew everything about what they were telling me about the business. They set everything up and everything was done right so it's good. But the sign-up was a little long.

I went online after I had my frustration with CarShield. I googled the best car warranty in the market and Endurance popped up as one of the best. They seem to be a decent company. They seem very professional too and the policy seems affordable. They gave me a good deal when I signed for it. It's a little bit more than I was paying for CarShield but the warranty looked a little bit better. I haven’t used them yet, but the review seems to be okay. The warranty seems to be accurate meaning they take care of a lot of things so far. They seem to be taking care of customers. They offer some other things such as car rental and road assistance. If I get a flat tire, they fix it. Hopefully, when it's time to use some of the service, I won't go through the same issue that I went through CarShield.

I heard from two different dealerships that Endurance pays good and they don't fight. The service advisor told me that they don't have much issues with them, whereas some companies don't wanna pay for certain repairs. When I first called to get a quote, I was on the phone for about an hour working with the rep and talking about different plans. He gave me a price and transferred me to this other department to take my payment. He said to hold and I did for about 15 minutes. Finally, I just hung up. I didn't have his direct line and I thought he would call back but he didn't.

I signed up with Endurance Auto Warranty over the phone and they took my money. But I haven't seen anything, no policy or anything in the mail yet. Other than that, it was easy and the representative was good.

Signing up with Endurance was super easy and I had a good interaction with their rep.

My daughter's air conditioning in her car was not cooling. She didn’t have an extended warranty, so she had to pay out a pretty penny. So I decided to get an extended warranty for my car. I went through all of them and Endurance was the best one with the mileage that I had. The guy that I spoke with was very helpful in explaining things. He said that I had 30 days to look over my policy. Personally, I'd like to speak with the same person. I need a direct line from them. The rep did give me his name but the number that he gave needed an extension. I also thought that it wasn't a third party and I would be dealing directly with Endurance. But once I got the actual contract, it was through a third party.

I got transferred at work and it upped my mileage. The manufacturer's warranty expired too. Those were two things that made me get the warranty and it was good with the rep at Endurance. Everything was easy and they and asked me a bunch of questions. I'm fairly new but I've been able to get a hold of somebody every time I called. Everybody's been nice. I have no complaints early on in the process. The payment was $170, $180 down, then $80 a month. My first payment should be coming out here beginning of December. The only problem I had was the company information was inaccurate. I called back and I had to wait three days for the people in the office to get it. Some of the information is still inaccurate on my contract. My mileage is inaccurate and I told them about it. When I called back in, they said it's fixed in their system but I don't have a copy of where it's fixed when I log onto the website.

I wanted the best extended warranties for vehicles because I planed to keep my pickup for a while. Endurance was the top one. Their rates were very reasonable so I decided to go with them. The rep was very clear and thorough about what I was purchasing. He was very knowledgeable, nice and polite. She explained to me what would happen once I gave the details and how much would be coming out of my account each month. She also said I had to wait 30 days before I used the warranty. If you want the package I have with Endurance, go ahead and purchase it. They also have different packages and you should look into those.

When my other service contract ran out, I looked at five companies and picked Endurance' coverage for the amount of money. The sales rep was good. Also, my payments are automatic, so it's easy. Call them. On a newer vehicle, having a service contract is important. I've worked in dealerships, so I know how this all works. When your factory warranty runs out, it can get expensive fast when something goes wrong. My car's a ’16. It's still new, yet it's not.

I got Endurance's information from ConsumerAffairs' website and they contacted me on the same day. The sign up was easy and the rep I spoke with, Cynthia, explained the policy over and above. She answered all my questions and she was extremely patient.

My original warranty after purchase had expired. I requested a quote from Cadillac, but it was expensive. So, I shopped for alternatives on the internet and I found Endurance. They were first on the list. The reps were very good, knowledgeable and friendly. They delayed the first payment until the first of December.

The signing up experience is good. My total payment was like 180-something. I like how Endurance was able to take 100 one day. They worked with me so that I was able to get some type of coverage on my car. This is my first time experiencing getting a warranty on my car and I'm learning as I go along. I do see that the warranty kind of helps me. The lady told me major things, like usually what would cause a person to get a whole another car. I'm trying to cover a lot of different parts because I have children and I'm a single mother. She explained the coverage but I did have some type questions. They were trying to separate the difference of the last warranty company I had. With the last warranty company when I first got the car, the shop had my car for like a month and I was without transportation. That's one problem that I came across.

I looked at three companies and I went with Endurance because of the pricing, the length of the term and the ratings I’ve seen online. I told the rep my goal was to shop around that day and get a better pricing. She still gave me all the information and I told her I’d give her a call back in a couple of hours after I consolidated all of my information. I did give her a call back and she reached out to the manager at that time to see if I could get a better deal since I’m in the military. He was able to meet those needs so I called back and established the contract. I was explained thoroughly about the $100 deductible, how long it lasts and how early you can use it so I feel like it was very detailed and specific for everything that I needed. I would definitely tell others to consider it being that right now, that was the best plan for my vehicle. I guarantee they would probably be the best plan for their vehicle as well.

I was gonna go with CarShield and a guy from Endurance named Darren sold me over. He was very knowledgeable and technical. He customized my payment process to what I was able to do financially. I was very happy overall.

The purchasing process with Endurance was wonderful. I got the product that I wanted. But I had to disable the account. There's this prerequisite that you have to do like 1,000 miles within the first 31 days of signing up. During covid and working remotely from home, I'm not using the car at all much. I was telling them I needed another product so that I could stay with Endurance, but for lower mileage parameters. The second product was good but it wasn't the same and they were going to charge me the same amount per month. I got less service for the same amount that I would have got for the services I wanted.

Endurance was cheaper. I went with them and the gentleman was nice. Everything came through okay.

Endurance's rep was really good. He explained everything in detail. He really took the trouble to try and work within my budget and I appreciated that. Purchasing my warranty was pretty easy. I gave the rep my information and then I got email confirmation.

Our car just turned over 100,000 miles. I got an email online from Endurance so I responded to that. I was happy with the presentation and the follow up. I didn't feel like there was a big hard-sell approach, which I've seen before with warranty policies. Also, the price was right. They were willing to lower their deposit price because I wasn't sure at first whether I could afford it and they followed up with that, which gave me confidence. The system was also very well explained to me. The rep I worked with seemed to be fairly knowledgeable and straightforward about the plan.

I bought one vehicle for my daughter, and I was concerned with some of it. It's a 2013 BMW, so it had a little over 100,000 miles. I wanted to give an extended warranty. She just started driving. Beth wanted her to have a car that was safe. And I didn't have to worry about any of the repair costs. I went online and I looked up some of the higher-rated and extended warranties. This is the first extended warranty I've ever had. Endurance seemed to be the most trusted and had the best feedback. And then, I called them and they answered all the questions that I needed answered. It went smoothly. I gave them a credit card and I assumed that they will take the money out of my credit card every month.

I purchased a truck that that had 100,000 miles and I wasn't able to get warranty from the dealership. That led me to investigate online and Endurance's insurance was suggested on the website I had for my area. They had more service areas that I could take my vehicle. The rep was very helpful, and made it to be very financial friendly. I gave my bank account information and sent them the check. Simple.

I got some age on my vehicle and I’m trying to get protection on it. I just joined Endurance and my signup experience went well. The customer service was fine. Everything is great and I hope it works if I have a problem.

I finished paying my RAV4 off in the summer and when that happened, I stopped having a warranty. I was used to having that warranty and CarShield was advertising a bunch. I thought going with them would be a good idea so I called them up. They were really pushy and unpleasant so I was really put off by them. I then called Endurance and they were so much nicer than CarShield. They really knew their stuff. They also had a very easy-going attitude of "We are the best. You can go with us or not. We're going to do this and we're going to do that." They spelled things out for me. The person I spoke with was a really nice guy. It was good to hear that Endurance is considered the best in the field. So, I was very impressed. Now, I feel comfortable driving around with a car that's paid for and still have coverage for having things fixed when I have issues. I recommend Endurance to anybody who will listen to me.

I had just purchased a vehicle so I was looking at the warranties. I got online and did some research. Cedric gave me a call and we spoke. I told him that I would give him a call back. I did some research and saw Endurance was probably one of the top so I went ahead and decided to go with them. When Cedric told me exactly what they had to offer, with me being a veteran and the discount he was able to give me, it was a no brainer after that. He explained the coverage very well.

I called Endurance and the gentleman was awesome. He was very informative. We enjoyed talking. Sometimes it's too much business-like but we had a conversation. I felt comfortable talking to him and finding out all the information. He went through all the details. As soon as I got done with him, he transferred me over to the person who’d take my payment. I'd recommend Endurance.

I decided to get a 2 Warranties so, I would already be set when Dealership Warranty expired. So, when the Pandemic hit it SAS like OK. I'll just let it go.. I let a employee talk me into dropping dealership warranty. Listen to me not even two months later I needed Endurance they do not open until 9am. They were will to pay a small amount that dealership was charging. Well everyone knows the dealerships prices are higher. So, they left me a balance and the price they were will to cover I would have saved $38 keep in mind the deductible $100 and coming out of pocket $300. So, they couldn't even tell me what shop I could go to so, I wouldn't have this problem in future. I just paid the full amount to get my car out. I'm so, glad GM covered a couple of the other parts. That week still under Warranty.

I haven't gotten the paperwork in the mail. Other than that, no problems. Everybody was very helpful and nice. I asked a lot of questions and they had no problem answering them for me.

I went on Google and looked Endurance up, read a couple reviews. And they were recommended as one of the top five companies to deal with. And then, I also looked over a couple of other companies who were not listed in the top 10. Some people have said stay clear of certain other companies who do the same thing that Endurance does. And then the guy who talked to me made sense. It seemed like he tried to give me a fair deal on the insurance. So, that's what made it break down to - just put the money down and then paying the first installment.

My car is new. We signed my son up with an extended warranty and did everything he was supposed to do. When his car had an issue, they screwed him over. So, I cancelled both. After I spoke to Chevy, and theirs was pricey, I went online and looked up some of the top auto warranty companies and Endurance was in a good standing. They took the payment right off the top. That was the easiest process.

I signed up in November and it was good. I got a price from CarShield and Endurance was cheaper. CarShield had a cheaper down payment, but the monthly price was more. Endurance had a bigger down payment, but the monthly price was less.

I have two cars. The one that I have the Endurance policy for is a 2012 BMW. It has very low mileage, under 60,000 miles because I don't drive it all year round. But it's far out of warranty and I realize it’s starting to get to the point now where something major could go wrong with it possibly. That would be quite an expensive fix for an older car so that's what led me to the warranty. I went online and got the names of the different warranty companies that are available out there. I read reviews from various agencies to see what was the buzz in terms of customer satisfaction, customer service, paying out a claim, value for the cost of the service contract, and so forth.

I didn't have a service package when I bought the vehicle. I looked at three companies and everybody at Endurance handled their job professionally. They had a lot of insight on the information concerning the vehicle and what would be covered. I chose them because of everything they were offering and it was easy to make payments. However, I'm working from a hotel and I never received the discount booklet.

I found Endurance through ConsumerAffairs.com and when I got the phone number off their website, I called up Endurance. In five seconds, my phone rang and I thought, “That’s interesting.” I said to them, “Wow, you guys are really speedy.” I talked with a gentleman and he was very helpful. He answered all of my questions, so I went ahead and signed up for the warranty for another 75,000 miles on my car. It was simple.

I have Endurance on my other car, and I decided to get it for this one. Everybody was great except for the fact they haven't sent me the warranty. I asked for an original copy of the contract. And they sent me one on email, which is so small, you can't read it. So, I called and asked for a copy of the original. They said they would mail it, and I have yet to see it. That was two weeks ago. Other than that, it's fine.

I have a diesel pickup and if something goes out, those can get pretty expensive pretty quickly. I wanted someone that was reliable. Endurance Auto Warranty came up as one of the top auto warranties to choose from. Their rep was very good. She was getting off work and then she stayed overtime to make it work. She called me back and made it work. It was nice that she was able and willing to do that.

It was through ConsumerAffairs that I selected Endurance. Looking at all of the different policies that are out there, they start at high prices. When they come with me at a high price, I tell them, “Oh, no. I can’t afford that. That’s crazy. Plus, you’re only giving me three years and so many thousands of miles.” By the end of the conversation, I had talked them down over $1,000 which was probably the going price anyway. I also said, “I can't afford that monthly. I'm a retiree." The lady that I was talking to agreed and I talked to her supervisor. They agreed to go down to where it was affordable for me. It was one of those things that once the company considers your needs and your abilities, that makes you want to stay with them. Plus, their coverage is awesome.

I signed up with Endurance and it was easy. The reps were good as well.

I don't normally do feedback, but I do them as much as I can, especially if I had a good experience with the company. I needed some vehicle insurance, and one of my older aunts told me I should get a warranty and then get insurance. She told me Endurance was a good warranty company and I tried it out. The reps were very helpful, friendly and professional. Their upselling skills is at an all-time high 'cause they got me to pay that day, and I don't usually pay stuff. However, my aunt had Endurance and she got a lot of runaround. Nobody would fix her car. She was paying 200 and some a month to try to get the Endurance. It was a waste of time.

ConsumerAffairs gave Endurance a good review and it provided all the coverages that my mother was looking for. The rep was excellent. We said we had to think about it and call back. He said, “Sure. Let me know when you want me to give you a callback.” He's great with my mom who's 81. He's very patient with her. She gets a bit more of a discount than other folks and he said he could lower the payment and my mom would pay annually. He also said once it was set up, then we could contact Mepco. They're the ones that change the frequency of the payments which was fine. Endurance is a nice company. They're easy to deal with. They got the emails out, explained how you needed to set things up and how you needed to get your passwords.

My truck was getting up in miles and I needed to get an extended warranty. One of the guys at Ford said to give Endurance a call so that was what I did. The reps were very informative. The purchase was very easily done and I enjoyed it. I had to call back to get my email confirmation that we were going to do that. He said it was going to be right away, and I waited for 24 hours. I called the number, got a hold of the guy and he got it to me immediately.

I bought a warranty from CarShield and somebody told me they had trouble with it. So, I wanted to cancel and I looked up other insurance companies that were supposed to be good. I called Endurance and they sounded good. The sales reps were very nice and smart. If they hadn’t been, I wouldn't have bought it. When I paid for the warranty, I gave the wrong credit card number and it was easy to change it over to the other one so that was nice. After getting on the warranty and with my friend getting on it, neither one of us have had anything to do with it. It’s waiting for us to need it. It's like a new car warranty so whatever goes wrong, they should fix it and if they do, then I won’t have any problems at all.

When we got our car, it was used but there was still coverage left on it. When I found out that the coverage was ending, I decided to look for other coverage. I called one place and I said yes to them. Then, I realized it was way too much money. Endurance came up on a list on the computer and I liked what they had to say. It was explained very clearly. I didn't wanna have automatic payments taken out of my account and they have paper bills, where the other place didn't. It would have to be automatic. I was satisfied with what they had to say. It was not a particularly good time for me but it was something that I had to do. I recently became a widow and I moved. I wanted to make sure that if the next thing that happened was that I needed something for my car, I had the coverage and it wasn't gonna be a big bill.

The extended warranty I got through the dealership expired, so I was looking to get a new one. I just got Endurance. Their representatives were great. They answered all my questions. The other two companies I called, however, weren't that great. The car dealership where I got my car gave me Endurance's name and said that they had great interaction with their customers that had Endurance.

Their reps explained the coverage extensively and I knew what I was getting. My experience with their team was great.

Somebody told me that it was good to have a warranty and insurance, so I signed up for it. I looked at three companies and went with Endurance for their price. The other two I looked at were extremely high. Also, the person that I talked to was pretty cool. He didn't get into the cons. But he explained the pros pretty good. He pretty much said that if God forbid something was to happen to my truck, or something breakdown, I just take it in. The payment was one time and then the other one, I called in and pay. And extended warranty is extremely valuable. Due to how expensive it is to have insurance and an insurance just don't cover everything, so it's good to have a warranty on your vehicle, especially when you just start to get up the miles.

I did a search for extended warranty companies and it seemed like Endurance was a good company. That's what I was looking for. However, signing up was kind of difficult. The problem I had with it was the fact that I was not told how they were gonna pull their fees out, how soon they were gonna pull them out and how much they were gonna pull out. That was kind of a surprise to me when I started looking at my account and seeing what was pulled out. I'd like somebody at Endurance to give me an accounting of where I stand with this right now and receding me for the expenditures. Other than that, my experience was good.

I have been thinking about getting an auto warranty for some time and I decided to do it. I liked the way Endurance was presented. And when talking with them, I thought they knew what they were talking about. They weren't trying to push me into a sale. I kinda liked the way they approached it. The reps were knowledgeable and they seemed to be experienced, and the experience was good. I'm satisfied so far with Endurance.

I like the coverage and the payment was okay because they worked with me.

Endurance was the first one I called and it sounded good to me so I went it. The rep was very knowledgeable and did a good job selling. I called recently and asked for a card. They said they’d send me some but I don’t know when.

Signing up with Endurance sounded like a really good deal. The features and everything that come with the package, that’s what sold me.

Endurance Auto Warranty was more professional, had the best coverage and not a bad price. They covered everything in my initial contact with their customer service. I looked over it and the coverage was better than 3/4 of them. I'm very satisfied.

Having an extended warranty is important, especially if you're a single parent or you don't have a lot of money. You try to do something that will help you in case a situation arises where you need help. When I looked online, Endurance was number three. I started looking at the reviews and it had pretty good ones. People were saying that they really do take care of you that's why I went with them. It was really easy signing up with them. They took care of me. The lady who helped me named Natalie was excellent.

Endurance Auto Warranty's rep was very nice and told me how to get out of another warranty plan that I wasn't really happy about. He was very knowledgeable about the legalities on that and he set me up with my policy. He was very fast and very cordial. I did exactly what he told me to do to get out of the other policy and everything went through really smoothly. I also liked Endurance because their name is known. I didn't want to go with any fly by or somebody I didn't know. Plus, I know other people that also have Endurance, so they were recommended. I feel very secure with them.

Everything's good with Endurance. The vehicle didn't have a warranty when I purchased it so we needed one on it. I have to look out for the future if anything should happen. I'd be crazy not to have one.

I had a car warranty on one of my cars a long time ago. Their rep called and gave me a cheap price. But I remembered the issues that I had with them when the transmission went out in the car. They didn't wanna fix it. So, I told them that I wanted to check around. I was driving the car around to get multiple different quotes. While I was sitting in the car and telling my daughter that I got to choose one, the guy from Endurance called me and I thought that this might be the one. Endurance was really pricey. But I Googled the top car insurance warranty and they came up as number one. Their rep explained everything to me and I told him to just give me the best thing possible that I could afford. So, I put a downpayment down so it wouldn't be too much a month.

The signing up experience was fine and the rep answered my questions. I requested they give the warranty to me in paper or in book form and they did. It went through there pretty clearly what is covered and what's not covered.

Endurance sell you lies. I would give a zero but can't write a review if I do. They use their own sales to sell their warranty and don't outsource. This is to better serve customers and the sales people know warranty plans they sell. Lies the salesman William ** told me after I read from my vehicle manufacturers build sheet they put on window of vehicle new when selling.. The suspension this Audi A4 Quattro came with to assure this specific expensive sports suspension was covered and if not I wasn't buying the extended warranty plan they were offering... This guy under a recorded line for quality assurance Yada Yada lied fully. The plan you buy you can't see cause it's never sent in 30 days to you. You cannot use plan for 30 days or 1k but it's 30 days only wait mileage is no matter unless 1k not reached.

I have a leased 2018 Subaru Forester that's not going to be up until August and my three-year warranty is up. I decided to purchase a warranty. The Endurance reps were very friendly and easy to talk to. The purchase process was very easy.

I bought a used truck that didn't come with an extended warranty. Endurance was one of the most sought after warranties. I read the reviews and everything else. I sought them out because I needed them for this truck. Customer service was pleasant. Everybody’s been courteous and professional and informative. They're knowledgeable about what they're selling. They explained what the policy covered and what it didn't and so forth. It’s pretty cut and dried.

I wanted to have something to cover my daughter's car because of its age and the issues that we know the car has. We went with Endurance for their pricing and coverage. Dealing with their rep was quick and easy. It took probably about 15 minutes. They explained the coverage extremely well. I'd tell a friend or a family member to definitely look into Endurance and sign up. It is extremely valuable, especially if you have a used car and need to get it serviced. If you have car payments, this is a good way to make sure that you're not spending a whole lot of money out of pocket to fix your car.

I have a GMC Sierra 1500 and my warranty was expiring. I did a search on the internet and the comments on Endurance looked favorable, so that was what I went with. The rep I talked to was good, answered my questions, and was not overly a salesman. The payment terms are very favorable, too. It worked well with Endurance and the service thus far has been good.

A lady was trying to tell me about their insurance but she wanted $400 upfront for three weeks. I went online and Endurance was the only one that called me back. The rep was very nice. She gave me a great deal. She said it was 200 something to start then $100 each month which was what I was looking for ‘cause I didn’t have all the money. I said, “I can give you 100 right now.” She said, “Okay. Then in two weeks, you can give me the rest.” She was wonderful. I'm very happy with Endurance. I'm happy that I have that type of warranty on the car. Nowadays with the pandemic and work being so low, you can't come out with $1,000 out of pocket if the car breaks down. This thing is really good for me.

I went with Endurance a couple years ago when they were Peace of Mind. Their service was so good and I couldn't believe the things they warrantied. I had the warranty for six years and when I used it one time, they didn't change a word or anything. I'm a mechanic and I have a shop, so I work on cars and certain things, and they were great. I couldn’t believe it. I went with them again recently and everything was really simple. I asked the rep to check my record back there and she said maybe Peace of Mind got more than one branch, but she said she couldn't find it. Other than that, they were nice and explained stuff to us. Everything is great so far but I haven’t to received the book to tell me what's under warranty and what’s not under warranty. Still, if I have any problem, I'll just give them a call.

My sister and her husband passed away and we got their vehicle. We didn't want to not have any coverage on the vehicle and Endurance Auto Warranty was cheaper and covered more things. We signed up two cars. The other car is a year older. But it's 2014. So we wanted to make sure things were covered on it. Their rep did not pressure us and he explained the differences between them.

I went to my cell phone and googled for the best-known warranty that was out there. Endurance came up, which I already knew that it probably would. I read the information on it and I was very happy when the rep called me. He called me right away and he explained the policy and how it works. My questions were answered immediately. I signed up and got my coverage. It went well. They were very upfront and busy getting me taken care of. I was very pleased with my experience with that. I had Members, which was through my bank. It gave the same type of coverage, which is great.

I checked out warranties online and Endurance had a high rating and that was pretty much the decision-maker for me. Their reps were pretty thorough and everything went smoothly with the purchase experience.

My experience with Endurance went pretty smoothly although there was a little bit of confusion on the last day when we went to sign up and do the payment. They wanted to change the terms on me and it was explained to me that the guy that did my claim was new. I explained to them that we were on a recorded line and those numbers were never mentioned. That was a hiccup but I schooled them on that right away.

My warranty was up. I bought Endurance from a used car dealership because of the price which was in my range. There was also the year of the warranty. I spoke to one gentleman at first then he transferred me over to a lady. They were both very professional. They did a really good job. But my packet and information are not in my email. I'm gonna call Endurance to see if they could send that to me. I have a new phone with the same number and email address.

I was at the dealership and a guy was getting work done on his car. I asked him who he had and he told me Endurance and he said he was really happy with it. I took that man's word, that he knew what he was talking about. When I spoke with the Endurance rep, the coverage was explained well. But they never told me what would not be covered, except they just said anything to do with maintenance. The payment was simple. I just set it up on credit card. It goes in effect for another three weeks and so many miles.

The warranty on my vehicle was about to expire. I researched on the internet and Endurance came up in a number of articles and surveys as coming up very high in consumer satisfaction and on a number of other scores. When I talked with them, my experience was wonderful. I shot off an inquiry on the internet and within minutes, a representative called me back, explained what it is that they're doing, and gave me a quote shortly thereafter. Then, I set up with them. Making payments was very easy, too. All in all, I found them to be very professional.

For the initial setup, everything went smoothly. It was good.

Endurance covers a whole lot more on my car for the exact same amount I was paying through CarShield. I called CarShield and I canceled them. I haven’t had any issues with Endurance, so far. My windows are power windows and the policy takes care of that, as well as my keys, my keyfob, master cylinder and certain other components that go along with my brakes. I was really pleased with all that it covers. Everything that the rep explained to me that I was going to get is exactly what I got on my contract.

Tabitha ** provide me w/ excellent customer service, finding out if a problem w/ my vehicle was going to be covered & how to proceed with get service for the problem, making sure I had the policy as well.

They said that I could use the policy right away and I wish that they had been upfront with me. My car started acting up two weeks after I had gotten the policy and they told me I can't use it until after I've been with them a month and until I have 1,000 miles. I paid 300 and something dollars in one month in order for me to get on the policy and them saying that, “No, it's not.” It's like I'm doing a double payment in one month and I can’t even use the policy.

The warranty on my vehicle was already finished and I started with Endurance last month. The rep was was okay and it was easy to sign up.

The price with Endurance was right so I went with them. The rep I talked to was polite.

I wanted a little coverage for my vehicle. I saw Endurance Auto Warranty on Facebook and I signed up with them. The process was fairly easy and talking with their reps went very smoothly.

We just purchased a new-to-us used vehicle. It has a bunch of electronics on it. So we wanted a warranty that would cover electronics because the one that the dealership offered did not cover the electronics. So I shopped around and was looking for something. Anything online, especially for a warranty or some kind of insurance, can be shady. I understand that everybody is in business to make money. But when it comes to insurance and warranty, you're making money coming in and you're paying money going out. Obviously, you want to make more coming in than you're paying out. With it being an online type of deal, people could actually set up a big company that just takes money and then fades away, or just deny a bunch of claims to keep the cost down. So I am fairly skeptical.

The Ford company signed us up with Endurance when we bought the car. The reps were real nice and they knew what they were doing up there.

I usually buy a warranty through the dealership. The warranty they were offering to me seemed a little bit high and it was going to cover the 36,000 miles included in their warranty. I didn't see the value in that. So I decided to try it on my own. I looked around on the internet and couldn't find anything negative about Endurance. So I decided to go in that direction.

My husband passed away. He's the one who would always work on the vehicles. I decided to keep his vehicle and not to trade it in for one of those where you rent them and every year, you turn them back in. I decided to just go ahead and pay it off. He’s not around, so whenever things come up, like whenever I wanted to get my inspection done, I took it to the dealership. And they charge $3,000 because there was a lot of stuff they needed to do. I can’t spend that much money every time I go. The labor was more than anything. My husband would do the labor, and the parts wouldn’t cost that much. So I thought, “Well, since he’s gone, I need something else.”

I got the warranty for my daughter. She bought a Lincoln Mark which is a Ford truck, and it had 95,000 miles on it. It was a four-wheel drive. I saw on TV all the ads for CarShield. I was looking at them, it seemed like they go through other dealers to get all their stuff together. I got rid of that one. And then I just saw Endurance, so I went ahead and gave them a call.

I Googled the top extended warranty companies and it showed Endurance. They had 5 stars and I talked to one of the representatives. She told me what they had and she explained it pretty good. Then, I talked to another company but Endurance had a better offer.

I bought an Endurance warranty several months ago. I was told that repairs to covered parts would be covered minus a $100 deductible. My starter failed, the cost to replace it was $620, Endurance allowed for $365 minus $100 deductible. No extra work was done on my car. I consider myself cheated out of $255. Unfortunately Endurance is living down to the reputation of extended warranty companies.

I had no warranty on my vehicle. I just Googled and Endurance popped up. I called and asked the guy if it covers the alternator, starter, and stuff like that if they go bad, and they said yes. I wasn't planning to choose it at that time, but they talked me into it and it was okay.

The lady I dealt with that set this all up for me was amazing. She was very helpful and knowledgeable. She took care of everything I was concerned about. I was confident and had no questions. I was satisfied.

My auto warranty was a little bit too expensive. I switched to Endurance and it was a good experience. It was real easy too. The guy walked me through step by step and explained everything. He made it easy for me to understand.

The first representative that spoke to me was well-spoken. She offered and presented Endurance well.

I’ve always kept a service contract because I'm a single woman. I don't wanna break down and get towed somewhere and can't have my own car repaired. I looked at six companies and I liked the number of things that Endurance covered in the pricing. There was no way though that I could afford the first price that the rep quoted me. But he went and talked to a supervisor and they came up with something that was within my income bracket. When the rep explained the coverage, we talked about what each thing did but not any cons. The protection plan is valuable. One morning I went out and the back window of the vehicle wouldn't come up. I had a service plan on it so I took it to the dealer and they were able to fix it right away. It wasn't a burden money-wise.

I went with Endurance this time ‘cause they were who I chose before. It was a nice experience with the rep. She was polite and there was no pressure. She explained the package in detail. It was also very easy to set up the automatic pay. I would recommend them. As far as peace of mind goes, the policy is very helpful.

I spoke to two people. They were both kind and pleasant. They exhibited patience and understanding. This was one of the best experiences I’ve had with a sales department. They did not pressure me in any way like many companies do. They answered my questions in a nonjudgmental way.

I have a 2013 Suburban with less than 200,000 miles. I saw the Endurance advertisement on television and I thought it was time I signed up. I just want it in case something happens down the road. Everyone was very professional and helped me get it done. I just wish they would lower the price. I told them that I would not submit a credit card for payment. I would have my bank send the payments since they do all my payments for me. They were accommodating with that. I'm perfectly satisfied to this point.

The vehicle was getting to a point where it's a little bit older. I wanted something to protect it as it's something we'd like to pass down to the kids one day. My mechanic had good things to say about Endurance and I happened to hear an ad one day. They seem like a solid company. I bought the policy and they seemed knowledgeable. They kind of ran me through what was covered and what wasn't. It was pretty straightforward.

I was referred to Endurance through one of my friends. I did my research on it and I was pleased with it. They were very helpful and very thorough about the warranty package. They made sure they gave me a good deal on it. The rate is reasonable and they’re flexible with information that you need. Paying for it is very straightforward too.

It was a good experience with Endurance. I have no complaints.

I was very satisfied with Mr. Brandon ** quick and efficient resolution to my question. I experienced no delay and he was extremely courteous and knowledgeable. The way he handled my question made me feel appreciated. Thanks again Mr. **.

I signed up with Endurance because I heard good things about it. I googled it after this girl was talking about it. She looks for the best bang for their buck and efficiency. When she said she had Endurance, I felt that that was somewhere I needed to look at. I decided a few weeks later to do that for my car 'cause it's getting older. The rep gave me the information I needed and I wish I would have signed up sooner. But it was a little fast for me. There are a few people like me that need a little bit more time understanding and explaining. I would like for Endurance to send me some hard copy of the details. I look at emails but I'd rather have a hard copy so I can sit there and look at it rather than look on a computer screen.

I’ve had used vehicles in the past and I know it can be quite expensive when items need to be replaced. With the COVID-19 pandemic still in effect, funds are limited so if my vehicle breaks down, I'm not gonna be able to fix it. It’s very important to have extended warranty nowadays. My sister had to have work done to her 2015 Dilago with 70,000 miles on it. She could have easily come out of pocket about $5,000 but she said the deductible was 100 or 250. I had Endurance before and they were the only company that would give me an extended warranty with a high mileage on my vehicle. I got them again for my 2002 Chevy Suburban with roughly 199,500 miles and the rep was very knowledgeable and answered all my questions.