Jeep extended warranty coverage
Jeep’s official extended warranty coverage, Mopar FlexCare Vehicle Protection, offers coverage for up to eight years or 125,000 miles. Note that time and mileage limits start when the vehicle was new, not when the extended warranty plan was purchased.
For context, all new Jeeps come with a 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty.
Jeep extended warranty plans
FlexCare Vehicle Protection comes in three coverage options: Extended Care, Extended Care Plus and Extended Care Premium. Extended Care is a powertrain-focused plan, Extended Care Plus is a mid-tier plan covering over 800 components and Extended Care Premium is a comprehensive plan covering over 5,000 components.
Jeep extended warranty benefits
Jeep extended warranties through FlexCare offer the following benefits:
24/7 roadside assistance: You’ll get up to $100 per occurrence for towing, flat-tire change (if you have a spare), jump-starts, fuel delivery (up to two gallons) and locksmith services.
Car rental allowance: You’ll get up to $45 per day (up to a maximum of $175 per occurrence) to help cover the cost of a car rental or taxi when your Jeep is in the shop for a covered repair.
Trip interruption protection: You’ll get up to $1,000 for meals and lodging if your Jeep breaks down over 100 miles from home and the repairs are covered by your warranty.
| Covered components | Extended Care | Extended Care Plus | Extended Care Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine | Most parts covered | Most parts covered | Covered |
| Transmission | Most parts covered | Most parts covered | Covered |
| Driveline and transaxle | Most parts covered | Most parts covered | Covered |
| Steering | Most parts covered | Most parts covered | Covered |
| Air conditioning | Some parts covered | Some parts covered | Covered |
| Suspension | Not covered | Some parts covered | Covered |
| Brakes | Not covered | Some parts covered | Covered |
| Electrical systems | Not covered | Some parts covered | Covered |
| Body | Not covered | Not covered | Covered |
| Instrument panel | Not covered | Most parts covered | Covered |
| Luxury parts | Only key fob covered | Most parts covered | Covered |
| Manual interior mechanisms | Not covered | Not covered | Covered |
| Power motors | Not covered | Some parts covered | Covered |
| Safety and security | Not covered | Not covered | Covered |
Jeep extended warranty cost
Jeep extended warranty costs tend to range from $550 to $3,820, according to the quotes we received from Zeigler Auto Group for Mopar plans. We also called an authorized dealership and were quoted $2,400 for a comprehensive plan lasting 8 years/100,000 miles.
Your cost will generally depend on the vehicle you drive and the protection plan you choose. For context, extended auto warranties cost around $1,000 per year of coverage on average for a bumper-to-bumper plan.
Learn more about extended warranty costs for specific Jeep models:
Mopar FlexCare vs. third-party extended warranty costs
If you don’t want a Mopar FlexCare plan, you may consider a plan from a third-party extended warranty company. Third-party plans tend to be cheaper than FlexCare plans, according to our research, but it’s always a good idea to call around and compare rates.
Jeep extended warranty terms and conditions
Jeep extended warranty terms and conditions tend to be standard. All three Mopar FlexCare plans cover specifically stated components, so if a component isn’t mentioned in your contract, it won’t be covered.
Typical exclusions for extended auto warranties also apply. Damage from the following won’t be covered:
Misuse
Abuse
Neglect
Lack of maintenance
Accidents
Weather
Aftermarket parts
Jeep extended warranty pros and cons
Pros
- Mopar Vehicle Protection plans are relatively affordable compared to industry averages
- Covers both new and pre-owned Jeeps, with flexible term lengths
- Includes useful benefits like car rental allowances, 24/7 roadside assistance and trip interruption protection
- Can cover off-road use, which many third-party warranties do not
Cons
- Jeep vehicles have below-average reliability, making extended warranties more of a necessity than a luxury
- Some coverage plans (like new vehicle plans) may offer less coverage than expected due to how terms are measured
- Pre-owned vehicle plans require an inspection, which can cost between $50 and $250 depending on the dealership
Is a Jeep extended warranty worth it?
A Jeep extended warranty may be worth it if you drive an unreliable model, you expect to spend less on an extended warranty than on future repairs or you want peace of mind.
Jeep reliability
Jeeps tend to have mixed reliability. In J.D. Power’s 2026 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study, Jeep ranked No. 25 out of 28 car brands. It earned a score of 267 problems per 100 (PP100) vehicles, which is far worse than the study average of 204 PP100.
In comparison, RepairPal ranked Jeep No. 15 out of 32 car brands, giving it an above-average score of 3.5 out of 5 stars. According to RepairPal, Jeeps cost $634 on average to maintain and repair each year, which is slightly less than the $652 average across all models.
What Jeep drivers say
Many reviewers on our site have reported frequent issues with their Jeeps, along with difficulties obtaining warranty coverage for issues.
“[A] year and a half in, my experience is infinitely worse than any I've ever read,” said Travis, a reviewer from Pennsylvania. “First, death wobble on the drive home. Then, back glass electrical fire and stereo went out. But when the transmission went out at [50,000 miles], the problem took on new legs because I had to work with Jeep to get the back-ordered parts. They promised to reimburse the rental that my warranty didn’t cover, then a month later, literally said never mind.”
And Allison, a reviewer from Florida, said: “I purchased a pre-owned Jeep Renegade[.] [...] In 5 months[,] the engine died[,] and Jeep says they won't cover it because [it’s] not [a part of] the powertrain 60,000 mile warranty. And I purchased an extended warranty and the extended warranty is saying they will not cover [it] because the radiator hose is not covered by an extended warranty.”
FAQ
How do I buy a Jeep extended warranty?
You can buy a Jeep extended warranty at an authorized dealer or over the phone by calling a FlexCare Vehicle Protection Specialist.
Can I buy a Jeep extended warranty later?
You can buy a Jeep extended warranty later from Mopar as long as you purchase it within the 3-year/36,000-mile factory warranty period. Mopar states on its website that surcharges may apply after one year or 12,000 miles.
Can you transfer a Jeep extended warranty?
You can transfer a Jeep extended warranty from Mopar to a new owner by taking your plan to a dealer and requesting a transfer. If you don’t live near a dealer, you must submit a transfer request by mail within 60 days of the ownership change. A $50 transfer fee will generally apply, though transfer rules and fees may vary by state.
How do you cancel a Jeep extended warranty?
You can cancel a Jeep extended warranty from Mopar by taking your plan to a dealer and requesting a cancellation. If you don’t live near a dealer, you can request a cancellation by email or fax. You may receive a full or pro-rated refund.
Article sources
ConsumerAffairs writers primarily rely on government data, industry experts and original research from other reputable publications to inform their work. Specific sources for this article include:
J.D. Power, “Vehicle Software Updates Become More Routine, but Fall Short on Perceived Benefit, JD Power Finds.” Accessed Sept. 4, 2026.
RepairPal, “Jeep Reliability Rating.” Accessed Sept. 4, 2026.
