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About Fidelity Warranty Services

Fidelity Warranty Services (FWS) provides a variety of vehicle protection plans, including vehicle service contracts (VSCs) and tire and wheel protection plans, that are accepted at over 6,000 service centers across the U.S. and Canada. The company has been in business for over 45 years and has over 70 million contract holders. FWS’s plans can be purchased through more than 3,000 dealers nationwide. You can call Fidelity to find a dealer near you.

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Pros
  • Specialized coverage options
  • Available in the U.S. and Canada
  • Transferable warranties
Cons
  • Only available at some dealerships
  • Certain exclusions may apply

Fidelity Warranty Services plans

Fidelity offers five main plans. Its Powertrain, Gold and Platinum vehicle service contracts come in three coverage levels and offer protection for up to 150,000 miles, while its Drivetrain Plus and Owner Select plans are for high-mileage vehicles.

Fidelity Warranty Services additional plans

Fidelity offers several other plans in addition to its traditional plans, including:

Term Care Select

The Term Care Select plan comes in Platinum Plus and Platinum Plus Rotors coverage levels. Its Platinum Plus plan covers wear-and-tear items like brake pads, batteries, headlamps, windshield wiper blades, belts, hoses, electrical components and wheel alignment, while its Platinum Plus Rotors plan covers all of that plus brake rotors and drums. It doesn’t have a deductible.

Road Hazard Tire & Wheel

The Road Hazard Tire & Wheel plan comes in Deluxe and Premium options. It offers up to $5,000 in lifetime benefits for repairing and replacing damaged tires. It includes reimbursement for alternate transportation, towing and roadside assistance.

Road Hazard Tire & Wheel Protection Bundle

The Road Hazard Tire & Wheel Protection Bundle comes in Deluxe, Premium, Superior and Superior Plus coverage levels. It provides repairs or replacements for damage to tires and wheels, including cosmetic damage to wheels.

Prepaid Maintenance

The Prepaid Maintenance plan comes in Standard or Plus options. The Standard option pays for routine maintenance like oil changes, multi-point inspections and brake adjustments. The Plus option includes all that’s covered under the Standard plan, plus tire rotations.

Total Loss Protection

Also known as guaranteed asset protection (GAP) coverage, the Total Loss Protection plan covers your vehicle if it’s stolen or declared a total loss in an accident.

Excess Wear & Tear

The Excess Wear & Tear plan is for leased vehicles that need repairs due to wear and tear. It covers tires, exterior damage, glass, interior wear and factory audio and electronics.

Theft Deterrent System

The Theft Deterrent System plan uses advanced technology to identify your vehicle if it’s stolen.

Appearance Protection

The Appearance Protection plan provides enhanced interior and exterior protection for your car. It covers damage related to interior spills and stains, exterior bird and bug damage, UV exposure and temperature extremes.

Fidelity Warranty Services benefits

Each Fidelity vehicle service contract comes with the following benefits:

  • 24/7 roadside assistance
  • Travel protection
  • Alternate transportation
  • Mechanical breakdown coverage

Its high-mileage plans come with all of the above benefits except travel protection.

Fidelity Warranty Services exclusions

Fidelity Warranty Services’s exclusions vary by plan. Its plans generally exclude:

  • Damage from misuse, abuse, negligence (including repair facility negligence), improper towing or improper maintenance
  • Damage from overheating, insufficient coolant or lubricants, sludge or restricted oil flow
  • Environmental damage, such as from salt, rust or chemicals
  • Repairs without a mechanical breakdown, such as reduced engine efficiency

Powertrain and Gold plan exclusions

For Powertrain and Gold plans, any part that isn’t explicitly listed as covered is excluded.

Platinum plan exclusions

For Platinum coverage, the following is excluded:

  • Brake shoes, drums, rotors and pads
  • Manual clutch components, such as discs, pressure plates, pilot bearings and throw-out bearings and arms
  • Air bags, glass, lenses, body panels and parts, trim, moldings, weather stripping, trim and moldings
  • Tires and wheels
  • Most batteries (except specified high-voltage electric vehicle (EV) and hybrid batteries)
  • Light bulbs, upholstery, paint, bright metal and freeze plugs
  • Filters (unless tied to a covered breakdown), heater and radiator hoses, exhaust systems and catalytic converters
  • Shock absorbers, alignments or balancing (unless tied to a covered breakdown)
  • Non-factory audio or security systems
  • Safety restraint systems
  • Convertible or vinyl tops
  • Solar-powered devices

Fidelity Warranty Services costs

Fidelity Warranty Services’s costs aren’t published on its website, but customers on our site have reported that their car warranties cost around $2,500 to $3,500. Some reported spending more, though.

Its deductibles are $0, $50, $100 or $250. Plans with lower deductibles cost more than those with higher deductibles.

FAQ

How can I file a claim with Fidelity Warranty Services?

You can file a claim with Fidelity Warranty Services by taking your vehicle to the dealership where you purchased the Fidelity contract, if possible. Otherwise, follow the instructions on your contract and call Fidelity at the number listed on your contract to speak to a claims analyst. All repairs must receive prior authorization before work can begin.

When are Fidelity claims analysts available?

Fidelity claims analysts are available from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern Time (ET), Monday through Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET on Saturday.

How do you cancel a Fidelity car warranty?

To cancel a Fidelity car warranty, you can request a cancellation at the dealership where you purchased your contract. Alternatively, you can go to its “Help Center” page on its website. Under “Cancellation,” click on the “Vehicle Coverage Cancellation" button under the question “How do I cancel my contract?” to start the cancellation process.

Can you transfer a Fidelity Warranty Services warranty?

Yes, you transfer a Fidelity Warranty Services warranty to a new owner, but not to a person or business that sells or leases cars.

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Is Fidelity Warranty Services worth it?

Fidelity Warranty Services may be worth it, depending on what type of coverage you’re looking for and your budget for a warranty plan. Fidelity has five main plans to choose from, including two options for high-mileage vehicles. It also offers optional coverage plans for wear-and-tear items and routine maintenance, among other options.

However, Fidelity customer reviews on our site are mixed. While some customers have reported saving thousands of dollars on major repairs, others have reported that they experienced claim denials, confusion about what components are covered, slow claim approvals and poor communication during the repair process.

For example, Jennifer, a reviewer from Ohio, said: “My concern is not that my claim was denied. My concern is what happened after the denial. My [...] claim was verbally denied, and despite four written requests, multiple telephone calls, and more than a week of waiting, Fidelity Warranty Services has still not provided me with a written claim determination identifying the contractual basis for its decision or the documentation supporting that decision. Without that information, I cannot meaningfully understand the denial, determine whether it is consistent with my contract, or exercise my contractual rights.”

As with any vehicle service contract, the value you’ll get often depends on your coverage level, the dealership administering the contract and the type of repair(s) you need. Make sure to carefully review a contract's covered components, exclusions, deductible options and claims procedures before purchasing it so you know what to expect if a breakdown occurs.

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    CoveragePunctuality & SpeedRefunds & PayoutsMaintenanceStaff

    Reviewed July 28, 2026

    Repair shop owner here. Unethical attempts to deny coverage to the customer, finally satisfied after we jumped through an unreasonable level of hoops. Slow payout. Very long hold times for my service advisors to process claims. Ridiculous paper trails demanded to prove we actually purchased the parts required to complete the repairs. In the end, they paid, so that's why it's 2, not 1 star. IF we ever work with "Fidelity" again, the customer will be on the hook for the tremendous waste of time in dealing with "Fidelity".

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    Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverageTechPunctuality & SpeedStaffTransparencyTimeliness

    Reviewed July 6, 2026

    Can I give ZERO stars? I would if I could! I rarely leave negative reviews, but I believe other consumers deserve to know about my experience. My concern is not that my claim was denied. My concern is what happened after the denial. My MaxCare claim was verbally denied, and despite four written requests, multiple telephone calls, and more than a week of waiting, Fidelity Warranty Services has still not provided me with a written claim determination identifying the contractual basis for its decision or the documentation supporting that decision.

    Without that information, I cannot meaningfully understand the denial, determine whether it is consistent with my contract, or exercise my contractual rights. My automobile insurance carrier has also requested the warranty documentation, and the lack of a written determination has delayed that process as well. I attempted to resolve this matter directly with FWS before escalating it. Only after my repeated requests went unanswered did I file complaints with the Better Business Bureau, the Ohio Attorney General, the Florida Attorney General, and the Ohio Department of Insurance. If FWS believes its denial is supported by the terms of the contract, then providing the written basis for that decision should be straightforward. As a customer, I believe it is reasonable to expect a company to explain, in writing, why a claim has been denied.

    I hope no other customer has to spend weeks simply trying to obtain the written explanation of a claim decision. I will never deal with CarMax or any company that works with FWS ever again. My vehicle is in a different shop now than CarMax but two weeks out and I cannot even get work to start on my daughter's Jeep because FWS refuses to give my insurance carrier any written information on the warranty denial--and insurance will not take action without that info--- so this single mother, 100% disabled Veteran, that cannot walk at the moment due to severe foot surgery is left to try and manage this all over the phone and email with absolutely NO response at all from FWS.

    FWS is absolutely putting my family's job security at risk and it simply is not acceptable. All I want is a written explanation of the denial so my insurance company can move forward. This whole experience is disappointing, disgusting, and disgraceful. FWS should be absolutely ashamed of their company and I pray their loved ones are never placed in this type of situation.

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      Reviewed June 10, 2026

      This warranty company is the worse. I own a 2020 Kia sportage and brought it to my dealer because it would not start, after 4-5 adjusters it was determined that the engine needed to be replaced. It is now 4 months of dealing with Fidelity and I still don’t have my car back. They have delayed and delayed approving the work needed on my car. NO ONE should buy their contracts for their extended warranty. Please feel to check on my contract me. My name is Randy **. My dealership is KIA of Duluth MN.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechSales & MarketingRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed April 27, 2026

      I purchased a plan with my car at one dealership where they assured me the plan would transfer to other dealerships. We are a military family and move often. Throughout the time of my plan, multiple dealerships denied accepting the coupon. When I called to cancel the plan, fidelity customer service would not refund the unused coupons, as the plan had expired. I would not recommend anyone buy this if they cannot meet the mileage increments or are expected to move away from your home dealership.

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      Contract & TermsCoverageTechPricePunctuality & SpeedRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed April 26, 2026

      I took my car to the dealership where I purchased it and the Fidelity Warranty, because all of the Freon had leaked out of the ac unit. I thought for sure it would be covered because of another customer's review who was happy because his claim was paid for the same thing. Ten days later my car is still in the shop and Fidelity denied the claim. I was very very disappointed. Why did you pay the other customer's claim and not mine. This warranty has cost me so much money. I have a $500.00 deductible. I have paid out more than Fidelity has to repair my car. You are very deceptive and inconsistent. A warranty should save the consumer money, not cost them even more. You pay out just enough claims to get a few positive reviews.

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      Customer ServiceTechPunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed April 18, 2026

      I have been waiting a week for them to contact my dealer for a repair. Sorriest customer service.

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      TechSales & MarketingRefunds & PayoutsMaintenance

      Reviewed April 1, 2026

      This company is a complete scam. I would love to publish the full story, but in an effort to stick to the key points. I purchased a 2020 truck with warranty. 3 months after purchase, I took truck to a dealership and needed a new engine. They blamed me, claiming maintenance issue. I had the truck for 3 months. There is no item on any vehicle that required maintenance after 3 months.

      I was denied and fought for 2 months. I told scammy dealership that I purchased the warranty from that I was contacting a lawyer, and they magically had it pushed through after no other information was added. Now they refuse to reimburse me for all the diagnostic fees I paid to reach this point. They didn’t even reimburse me for half of what I paid and claimed that they would’ve paid. Like, who would’ve guessed you hate paying out your customers. Worst company I have ever dealt with. I wish they could receive negative stars.

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      CoverageTechPrice

      Reviewed March 11, 2026

      Ourisman Honda of Laurel will not honor the Fidelity Warranty Services! I prechecked with Fidelity - spoke to James on 2-26-2026 to confirm. Ourisman charged $254.47 for oil and air filter change - the Platinum contract is USELESS! Don't waste your money! Time to go to the Maryland Insurance Commissioner!

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      Sales & Marketing

      Reviewed Feb. 23, 2026

      Absolute scam. Claim to be an extended warranty company which would mean their warranty would start when your manufacturer warranty ended which in the case of this company it starts whenever you sign your paperwork for your vehicle. So if you bought a brand new car with a basic warranty and thought you were signing an extended warranty with these folks you're sadly mistaken.

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      CoverageRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed Feb. 23, 2026

      Company makes it impossible to cancel after vechicle is totaled, sent paperwork in liked they asked but since insurance company has title and vechicle was paid off over 4 years ago, they made it impossible to get refund of last 2 years of coverage. Sending request to BBB.

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      Customer ServiceRefunds & PayoutsStaffTimeliness

      Reviewed Feb. 12, 2026

      The first time I called a year or two ago I was able to fax a copy of my car servicing and was reimbursed for total amount of servicing. This last time I called I got "Adam" and said he would look into it and get back to me. After a week I called again and the company had no record of my previous call. I got a different rep and he asked me to email with attachments the 2 service dates. It took over 6 weeks and I only received a portion of one of the service dates and nothing on the other date. I sent another email to the rep/no response.

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      CoverageTechPricePunctuality & SpeedBilling

      Reviewed Feb. 3, 2026

      Took my 2017 Tacoma to my dealer to have rear brakes done. I was informed that they found a leak in the timing cover. I was then told that the truck was covered by an extended warranty that I had forgotten about. I let the dealer contact the warrant company, Fidelity, not really expecting much, and as they had to wait for an inspector to come and check and approve things, I was given a “rental” loaner, a ‘25 Tacoma, to use. What was suppose to be a couple of days became 7, and upon picking up my truck, I was only charged for the rear brakes, and I think I paid a $50.00 deductible. Not an issue. I looked at the bill. Total with brakes, over 4K with labor. No hassles, no BS from anyone. The work was done by the dealer, with Toyota parts and the labor is guaranteed.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverageTechPunctuality & SpeedStaffCoverage - ComponentsRental Car

      Reviewed Feb. 2, 2026

      Subject: Extremely Poor Claims Handling and Unacceptable Delays – Fidelity Extended Warranty. I am extremely disappointed with Fidelity’s extended warranty claims process and how my case has been handled. My vehicle was brought to the dealership over THREE weeks ago for a transmission issue. After the dealership submitted the diagnosis, Fidelity took several days just to “review paperwork” before finally sending an inspector. The inspector came, took a few photos, briefly looked at the vehicle, refused to test drive it with the service department, and then left. Now — three weeks later — I was informed that Fidelity “did not receive enough information” and needs to send a SECOND inspector to test drive the car and request additional paperwork. This raises serious concerns:

      1. Why was all required documentation not requested upfront?
      2. Why did the first inspector fail to gather the necessary information during the first visit?

      3. Why am I being punished with weeks of delay due to Fidelity’s internal inefficiency?

      The dealership clearly stated there is a transmission leak. However, Fidelity’s inspector claimed there was no leak — and now Fidelity suddenly wants another inspection. This back-and-forth is wasting everyone’s time while I remain without my daily driver. This vehicle is essential for my family. I have two young children who require car seats. Roads in my area are icy and dangerous, school is resuming, and I have now been without transportation for nearly FOUR weeks. Every time I call, I receive the same generic response: “Your paperwork is under review” and “This is procedure.”

      No standard paperwork review takes three weeks. This is not a complex engineering case — it is a transmission repair. Fidelity’s delays are unacceptable and show poor operational management and lack of accountability. On top of this, Fidelity’s $40/day rental reimbursement is completely unrealistic. In this region, especially with winter road conditions and children requiring safe transportation, a small SUV is necessary. $40/day barely covers a compact sedan — if anything at all. In summary:

      - Excessive delays
      - Poor inspector performance
      - Repeated documentation requests
      - No urgency for customers without transportation

      - Inadequate rental coverage

      I purchased an extended warranty for peace of mind — not to be stranded without a vehicle for a month while Fidelity drags its feet. I would NOT recommend Fidelity to anyone who values reliable service, timely claims processing, or basic customer support. Extremely disappointed.

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      CoverageTechPriceMaintenanceRatesRental Car

      Reviewed Jan. 28, 2026

      Do Not fall for these shysters! They do not honor their policies! They tell you they cover hotels and car rental? They renegade on this. They told the repair shop to remove the oil pan and the labor would be paid? They denied this work too! The repair required engine replacement, they denied even though the contract had no limit on costs of repair! We are canceling our policy! I would give them a minus rating!

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverageTechPricePunctuality & SpeedRefunds & PayoutsMaintenanceStaffRates

      Reviewed Jan. 15, 2026

      At the time of my first oil change, I purchased a 2 Year KIA Maintenance Plan from a local dealer, Safford Brown KIA Manassas, VA. I was assured that it would include 4 oil change and tire rotation services and it would be valid most KIA dealers. After I went for my fourth service, I learned that the contract was only valid for three services and have not been able to be reimbursed for the cost of the last service, $116.59.

      One of the reasons I purchased the plan was that it valid at most KIA dealers, since I knew that I would be relocating before it would end. The first two services were performed at the Manassas Dealer with no problem. The last two services were performed at CMA Colonial Kia, Chesterfield, VA. They had to contact Fidelity Warranty Services, who reimbursed me for the third service afterward. After the fourth service, CMA learned from Fidelity that the plan only covered three services, and I would have to contact the dealer that sold the maintenance plan. Phone calls to the General Manager and Finance manager were never returned during all my efforts to get reimbursed for the fourth service. 

      I drove to Safford Brown KIA Manassas three times seeking assistance and an eventual reimbursement. The first time Ayham, the finance manager, called Fidelity Warranty Services. He was told that the plan was written for three services and they would not pay for a fourth. The plan is written for 24 months and 30,000 miles. It does not state the number of services. The other times he was waiting for approval from the General Manager.

      I purchased the plan at 8,100 miles on November 2, 2023, and took my KIA in for its fourth service on May 22, 2025 and 23,456 miles later. I have yet to hear from Ayham or the General Manager, nor have I received a reimbursement. I had given up on ever hearing from them. Recently, I was looking at new cars on the KIA webpage, and saw the Maintenance Plan offerings page, and noticed that Two Year Plans still include four services. Upon closer inspection, I found the KIA Customer Care Center. I must have overlooked it when I was going through this ordeal earlier this year. 

      Before my first oil change and rotation, I called Safford Brown KIA Manassas Service and was told the cost for that service would be about $150. I thought I might save some money through the KIA Maintenance Plan. It turned out to save only $2 over four services. I decided to accept the price because it was transferrable to other KIA Dealers and it would be easy, convenient, and efficient. If I knew it would have cost about $200 each service, I would not have purchased it.

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      CoverageTechPunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Jan. 9, 2026

      Was forced to buy the contract when I bought a new Ram 1500 at Hanania CRDJ. Last 2 Ram trucks were great and really didn’t want this coverage. Had to wait all day to buy vehicle and they wore me out so purchased. No information from the company or dealer after spending 8k

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed Dec. 31, 2025

      I am extremely disappointed with my experience with Fidelity (FWS) regarding an extended lifetime drivetrain warranty claim. My vehicle has been inoperable for over 30 days at a GM dealership with a confirmed engine failure and additional serious drivetrain concerns. Fidelity ordered multiple inspections, yet only one inspection report has been provided to me. Two additional inspection reports remain undisclosed despite repeated written requests. Recently, Fidelity authorized a partial repair (camshaft replacement) while still withholding inspection reports and without addressing the full drivetrain or known safety-related issues. I was asked to proceed without having access to the information needed to make an informed decision, which I declined.

      Throughout this process, communication has been poor, timelines have not been provided, and no meaningful effort has been made to resolve the claim transparently or efficiently. As a customer who paid for a lifetime drivetrain warranty, I expected clarity, documentation, and good-faith handling—none of which I have experienced. Based on my experience, I would strongly advise others to carefully consider the risks before relying on Fidelity for warranty coverage, especially when major drivetrain failures occur.

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      CoveragePriceRefunds & PayoutsStaff

      Reviewed Dec. 4, 2025

      Impossible to cancel a policy. Vehicle has to be sold or traded. Already excellent factory warranty on a certified used car. Warranty was shoved on me as redundant coverage. $3209 worth of nothing. Now, I can't get money back. Total garbage customer care, system designed to steal money, no recourse.

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      Claims HandlingCoverageTechPricePunctuality & SpeedBilling

      Reviewed Nov. 25, 2025

      Oct 2025 my engine failed- towed to local Kia dealership, tested engine not holding compression in 1st cylinder. Warranty company contacted, inspector came out, warranty company request -tore down to the point of failure. (don't fall for this -you will end up owing 1,000 dollars plus. Because warranty company of looking for anything to deny claim and flip charges back on consumer. Read their fine print in contract... Denied my claim due carbon buildup on piston rings. My motor has 135,000 many mechanics states normal to build up for those miles. Now I am left with car payment, insurance and owing 1,000 dollars to kia. While give me no resolution for a fix for my car. Later I learned dealership not using Fidelity Warranty Services now so any contracts sold 2021-2023 claims not be paid by this warranty company.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverageTech

      Reviewed Oct. 31, 2025

      I purchased my platinum plan almost 3 years in November, for my Jeep Renegade 2017. Never did I though I was going to need it. But now I find myself needing it because my car overheated, and even though I pulled over when it did and had it towed to my house it cause damaged in the car. Took the vehicle to a Jeep Dealership to get it diagnosed to see what was wrong with it, filed my claim with Fidelity and after them requesting so much information and 3 inspectors visit they denied the claim, stating that over heating is an exclusion on my contract, that the damaged done to my engine by the over heating is not covered, that the fan going out causing the over heating is not covered. And because of that reason my claim was denied.

      I talked to them, tried to make them understand that I was not aware the fan went out, that as soon it gave me the heating signal I pulled over, that I had never filed a claim that this was my first time filling one claim for them to denied it even denied the diagnosis amount of $1921.00 that included opening the engine to find out the problem.

      My review is because you pay $3500 for an insurance that will deny your claim with any excuse. So don’t go with them, and their customer service really rude. They even hang up on me when I was trying to explain my reasons on why they shouldn’t deny it. I asked to speak to a supervisor, they said it will take 5 days and he even try to persuade me to not to speak to one because it will not change their decision. And that I need to read the contract to know more about what’s excluded on it. The worse insurance company. Find a different one. I even told him about the damage heat also can do here in Vegas on cars. But nothing matters, he told me maybe you need to contact the manufacturer of Jeeps. And tell them about their engine failures. **

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      Customer ServiceCoverageRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed Oct. 16, 2025

      I paid for a 7-yr 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty. I called Fidelity this morning because my 2022 Nissan would not start and I was told I did not have roadside. Thieves!!!! Never trust anything with the name Fidelity!

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      CoverageTechPriceRefunds & PayoutsBilling

      Reviewed Oct. 13, 2025

      TOP SHELF. Fidelity covered all work needed on my BMW less a $300 part. Total bill $4000. Covered the entire bill on my diesel. $1600. Both vehicles were taken to the respective dealerships. The dealers did all the leg work. Got my vehicles back when they said. Paid my deductible. Pleased.

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      Reviewed Sept. 18, 2025

      I was worried about an extended warranty. I had GM full one until I paid the car off! Expensive, but absolutely paid off within the 1st year. GET PLATINUM! I'm glad I did! Thanks guys for holding your part of the bargain up. I'm not afraid now. I got tow, I got rental, and I got everything covered minus my 100 dollar deductible. I'm just glad I decided on Platinum. If you're going into an extended warranty, may as well go all in. I was so worried buying this because it's not cheap if you do payment plan. My car only had 40k miles and I took care of it. Once it was paid off and the GM warranty expired (WHICH I LOVED). Bam something went wrong. 1st time ever actually. I knew I'd find out if I made a mistake or not buying this. I didn't! It took care of everything including filling all fluids.

      I am with the biggest Chevy dealership in Pittsburgh, and I totally trust them. So when they offered it, I grabbed it. The price goes up every year. So buy it as soon as you can. Because my dealership offered it, and I used them for everything.. Fidelity was awesome. I do not recommend using fidelity if you don't use the same mechanic. It could be difficult. It paid for 1000. I paid 190 a month for 2 years. I get 6 years. So for the next four years, I'll sleep darn good! Get platinum, don't risk paying and not getting covered. That's my advice. And stay with ONE covered garage and mechanic. Get your oil changed and take care of your car. If you do this company is awesome! Love my policy and love Fidelity! Yes I highly recommend them.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageRefunds & PayoutsStaff

      Reviewed Sept. 12, 2025

      The absolute worse warranty company. I have the Gold unlimited powertrain warranty, which does not expire and covers the transmission & engine and other stuff. I took my car in for a diagnostic check, and my transmission needs work. Fidelity is not honoring the warranty. I called, and the guy starts talking about the other warranty that had expired at 88K. I continue to tell him and correct him about the unlimited warranty. This fool agreed. Then tells me for them to honor the warranty, I must submit all of my receipts for service on my car since I’ve owned it.

      While I’m asking him to make me understand why they’re backing out, he starts talking over me, then eventually disconnects! MAD is an understatement! Who the hell has three years of oil change and service receipts and paperwork! Since I purchases this vehicle, I’ve relocated. I want a refund on this bogus warranty. I’ve paid all of this money and am not getting the service that I paid for. I know this has to be illegal.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTech

      Reviewed Sept. 11, 2025

      Don't let dealership talk you into this saying this is the best warranty around. They find a way to not cover repairs. Do your research and buy on your own if you wish. Twice I called, twice denied. 2800.00 wasted. Your money is better spent somewhere else.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechPriceBilling

      Reviewed Aug. 19, 2025

      I can only comment on my experience thus far with the premium wheel & tire protection plan. I have a brand new car with 22s and with only 2K miles discovered decking a screw right into the sidewall. Called them up, confirmed I could take it to the shop I wanted, they made the payment directly to the shop and I drove away with a $475 tire. Which was about 1/3 of the cost of the plan, so 2 months in and between ease of getting the claim paid and the cost of the tire being covered, I’m very happy with the service I received. Hope to never have to use it again, but am glad to have the policy.

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      TechSales & Marketing

      Reviewed Aug. 11, 2025

      This warranty company is a SCAM!!! Do NOT even think about buying it. I bought mine through Carmax and just found out that it was Fidelity. Ask your dealership who the warranty is through before purchasing!!!! Carmax has had my car now for over two weeks and hasn’t even touched it. The warranty company is supposedly denying the claim over and over for little stupid things like oil changes receipts. I have provided what they ask for over and over and each time they deny deny deny. That’s all they know how to do is DENY. I’m going to get an attorney involved at this point. I wish there was an option for ZERO stars!

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      Customer ServiceCoveragePrice

      Reviewed Aug. 5, 2025

      Agree with all the others, horrible service, and I got the Platinum plan. Just got denied as they said it looked like someone messed with the air suspension, are you kidding me, it was fine for months, light came on to service air suspension, which is clearly covered and they deny the claim. Be ready to be on hold just to talk to someone for a while, then they put you on hold again and say unfortunately it is not covered, what a joke for an extended warranty. Do not use them. Avoid at all cost.

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      Customer ServicePriceStaff

      Reviewed Aug. 3, 2025

      I am a retired military veteran who served this country for over 23 years. Fidelity Warranty Services has shown me nothing but disrespect, disorganization, and a complete lack of accountability. I was never informed—verbally or in writing—that I needed to submit an additional claim to FWS. Their representatives failed to communicate this crucial step, and when I followed every instruction given to me, I was met with indifference and redirection. I’ve been forced to act as a middleman between parties, chasing down answers that should have been provided upfront.

      Their customer service is not just poor—it’s insulting. The dismissive tone, the lack of follow-through, and the hollow gestures like “thank you for your service” are unacceptable. If you truly respected veterans, you wouldn’t treat us like we’re expendable once the paperwork is signed. Fidelity Warranty Services has proven to be unreliable, unprofessional, and unworthy of trust. I strongly advise others to avoid doing business with this company.

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      Refunds & PayoutsStaff

      Reviewed Aug. 3, 2025

      My wife and I are in our 80’s, and purchased our “forever auto from Corwin Honda in Colorado Springs, CO. Our finance officer told us we could sign up for the extended warranty and if we decided against it in three months we would be given our money back. $2,308.95 of our original $3,296.00. I’m thinking $987.00 was split between Fidelity & Corwin. We’re living in sad times, very sad times.

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      Claims HandlingCoverageTechPriceMaintenance

      Reviewed July 30, 2025

      They denied the claim for my 2019 Kia Sorrento drive axle with a broken inner boot with 91,141 miles, when the warranty is for 100,000 miles or 10,000. The dealer charge me 267.90 just to tell me that this company denied my claim.

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      CoverageTechPricePunctuality & SpeedRefunds & PayoutsMaintenanceBilling

      Reviewed July 15, 2025

      Horrible delay in claim resolution. My vehicle has been in the shop for over a month waiting for warranty to agree and cover. Who While giving unreasonable requests that adds to delays. They wanted to pull off parts without agreeing to fix/replace/reinstall them. Inspector came out and already agreed what the problem is and this is their inspector. Like with premium warranty I would expect to have some type of premium service. Yet just delay after delay, not by the dealership but by Fidelity just being slow and unreasonable. They also don't cover loaner/transportation beyond 10 days. So I'll have to practically make a extra car payment to cover for the loaner charges while they are causing the delay.

      Horrible, horrible, horrible. Worse experience I have had to deal with a warranty company, worse than home warranty companies in Florida. They just don't want to cover and it's getting to the point I would have paid less by paying out of pocket than having this warranty. Will not recommend and would actively request all to avoid at all costs.

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      Coverage

      Reviewed June 11, 2025

      I have their Owner Select warranty, which is one of their most comprehensive plans. Over the past 3.5 years I have taken my 2012 F250 Super Duty in a number of times. As of today, another claim is getting denied. It is constant, they do not want to cover anything and always have an excuse. This was the worst $3,500 I've spent.

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      CoverageTechSales & MarketingRefunds & PayoutsMaintenance

      Reviewed May 22, 2025

      Do not purchase this warranty. It's a scam and they do not want to fix anything.. It's a waste of time.. Do not purchase!!!! They will just deny your claim every time. My car was at the dealer for 5 days and I still had to come out of pocket to fix my thermostat... Do not buy!!!!

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      Claims HandlingCoverageTechSales & Marketing

      Reviewed May 12, 2025

      Complete scam!! Do NOT, I repeat, DO NOT purchase this warranty!! They will find a reason to deny any claim! Unfortunately, Kia uses them as the 10yr-100,000 mile powertrain warranty company (they don't tell you that at the time) or at least my Kia dealership didn't. They are so bad they don't have a Google review, extremely hard to get ahold of! If you read the fine print, it says that you can't fight claim and whatever they decide on (as in denials and coverages) you agree with and you can't try to fight it, I have no idea how they get away with it.

      I have experience first hand their scam in action after a month of wasting my time and money having to pay the dealership twice for teardown fees because the first engine teardown wasn't enough the claim was denied saying it was a burnt valve which is excluded however as was explained by the first shop that had looked at before taking it to the dealer the valve is BENT which is what caused it to get burnt but of course Fidelity wouldn't listen to this or take another look so yes we got screwed and now have junk Kia Soul that we still owe 8K on and didn't even get more than 55k miles on it. I just don't want to see any hard-working people that spend, $5,000 for peace of mind to find themselves in a horrible situation!!! The owners of this company should be put in jail for FRAUD. Please, please, please do your research before you get ANY 3rd party warranty.

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      Claims HandlingTech

      Reviewed May 1, 2025

      EASY TO WORK WITH. They have always been easy to work with. There is a QR code on the warranty form that makes it easy for the dealership to file a claim. If you have had a bad experience from a Fidelity Warranty Services, it is likely the dealer, not FWS.

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      CoveragePunctuality & SpeedStaff

      Reviewed April 22, 2025

      Service date March 2023 - After always hearing warranty company horror stories, I reluctantly purchased an extended warranty because I was buying a used vehicle. I was pleasantly surprised that Fidelity promptly covered replacement of my transmission at about 75K miles. Late review after a recent repair reminded me I never took care to finish my praise report.

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      TechSales & Marketing

      Reviewed April 17, 2025

      This company will take your money and not do any repairs. Beware of the scams. I would look into legit service contracts to protect you investment. I paid $3500 for a warranty that is useless. This company should be investigated.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageSales & MarketingPunctuality & Speed

      Reviewed April 16, 2025

      Complete scam, waited until the vehicle miles were 35k as stated in the policy and they do not want to cover the rooters. Got a whole run around from the claims department, they now are sending a claims adjuster toll after the car being almost a week in the Dodge service center. They do everything in their power not to pay!

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechRefunds & PayoutsStaff

      Reviewed April 4, 2025

      The absolute worst. I need a repair that is absolutely covered in my warranty. They are not disputing that…. But they have been dragging their feet so long that my car is on Day 12 in the shop for repair and the work hasn’t even started to be done because they haven’t given the mechanics the approval to start. I have been on the phone every day and it’s always something new. They said they would “help” me pay for a rental…even though the delay is 100% on the warranty company. It is BEYOND maddening and I have no recourse. Also they are extremely rude every time I call to get answers. I am their CUSTOMER! It’s insane that I am paying them repair my car, yet they’re finding every excuse not to do it and then gaslight ME into thinking I’m the demanding one! At the end of my rope.

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