Omega Auto Care Reviews

I have an H3 Hummer that is covered by Omega and I used the warranty one time when I had a claim for an AC condenser. The auto place filed the claim in and Omega covered it all. Everything about my experience went fine and Omega is a good place to trade with.

I had purchased an extended warranty directly through Honda and I thought I was going ahead and signing up for further extension of the extended warranty that I already had on my Honda CR-V 2006. So when Omega called, I was confused. In fact, I probably would not have signed up for their warranty. I would have continued with my Honda extended warranties. However, when I was required to use the Omega warranty, it did come in handy. It significantly reduced the repairs to my car so I was very happy that I, at least, had something.

The claims process with Omega was good and real easy, and I would recommend the warranty. When the actuators on the doors of my Toyota Tundra went out, I went to the dealership. They diagnosed the problem then I turned in my claims. The dealership did that on my behalf. I had to pay the deductible and pay for the part, which was $100 out of pocket. Then the dealership put the actuators in and that was it.

I just got around to reading my booklet from Omega Auto Care and I can't see how I could fix anything on my car. The booklet goes on and on about hundreds of stuff they don't do. I haven't been able to figure out where they cover anything.

Omega Auto Care covers my Chevy Impala and Nissan Titan and filing claims with this company is very easy. A while back, there was an issue at the wheel of one of my vehicles and I called the dealership. I brought the car in and paid the $100 deductible. They gave us a rental car, fixed my vehicle, gave me a callback and I got my vehicle back. I’m very satisfied with Omega. In fact, I've already referred a friend who went with the company a couple of weeks ago.

Omega Auto Care has responded back and taken care of things that they said they would do and that was important to me. I have my 2013 Kia Optima covered and I had one claim where I took my vehicle to Kia and told them what was going on. Then, the dealership called Omega and dealt with it. They were given the permission to get the repair done and I was told to wait for them to fix it. So, I sat and waited and they fixed my car. It took an hour and a half and I got the paperwork in my car. Omega took care of it and I greatly appreciated it. So far, my experience with them has been wonderful. They gave me a list of things that they would take care of, and when things will happen and they will take care of it, I would recommend them to anybody.

I have a 2014 Honda CR-V covered by Omega Auto Care. The claim and repair process went well. I took the vehicle to the auto shop and they called Omega. I’m satisfied. If I do a maintenance or a service, they cover a part of it, but, next time, if I wanna use them, I would like to have a specific package that they offer maintenance. When I was taking it, it was my first time, so I didn’t ask if they had one that covered maintenance. I will recommend Omega. It is good and it is really helpful. For example, depending on the package that you have, it really helps with the bills because instead of paying about $1,000, you only pay a few hundred dollars because they cover -- it is based on what you have on your package.

When I filed a claim with Omega, they sent out a card and I used it. I took my car to the shop and I showed them the card. Then they took down information and ran it. It was simple and I like the card. In the past, people had to call in. This time, I just showed the card and the shop handled my car. I’m satisfied with the coverage. Omega has good service and I will recommend it.

My 2006 Ford Explorer is covered by Omega but I feel like the $3,039.95 was virtually for nothing. There is some stuff that Omega doesn't cover. So you gotta read your thing. I got a screwing one time because they said they don't cover valve gasket. I thought the representative was full of crap. They had to take the transmission out and put a front and a rear seal in it, and I don't see why they wouldn't cover it. I didn't appreciate that. They said they only cover that if something is wrong with the transmission. But all the fluid had leaked out and it wouldn't go. That was what they discovered when it was towed. I paid $4,000 for the warranty and ended up with nothing. Then they charged me $850 so I got screwed on that there. Now, I'm broke as a joke.

I took my car to the dealer and had a dipstick switched out with Omega. Although Omega couldn’t find me in their system at first, the claims process was clean and then everything was fine after I gave them the order number. The people that I speak with at Omega are nice overall and they handle everything for me.

I have a 2014 Dodge Dart covered through Omega and one time, I had to submit a claim through my dealership for the LED screen at the back. At this point, I haven't had issues so I'd recommend this company.

Omega Auto Care covers our Tahoe. When I had a claim, I just went to my Chevrolet dealer and they took care of it from there. It went quickly and the issue was fixed that day. Omega's claim process has been phenomenal. It was in a matter of an hour, and everything was taken care of.

I got my GMC Acadia 2012 from Brandon Honda and they got a lifetime power train warranty. I took it in there to see if there was anything they could do for me. I had a leak in the hose and the thing was making the noise. It was clicking. But they told me the powertrain is everything they covered. Then I handed them the Omega card and told them I had protection. Then the dealership handled it all from there. I was working with the agent there at Brandon Honda. He made contact with Omega and I didn't really have to do anything. The repair was all done in less than 24 hours too. I was given a rental car and that was covered as well. Omega paid for everything. All I had to do was pay the $100 deductible for a $1,300 repair. Omega saved me. You definitely have to get it. It's a lifesaver.

I have a Ford Explorer covered with Omega Auto Care and I filed a claim for the front struts at the dealership. The auto place did most of the claim process. For a while, we didn’t know if Omega was gonna cover it or not because they don’t cover shocks. But the strut is a shock and it holds the front tires on. They said it was under coverage, so that was a good thing. Once they got the parts, it took about a day or so to get everything fixed. My experience with Omega has been good and I haven’t had any troubles with them so far.

I have my 2014 Chevy pickup covered with an Omega warranty. When I had an electrical issue with the master switch on the door, I went to the dealership and they took care of the repair. The cost is always high but the service is good, so it's worth it. Omega is a good company and they take care of what I need.

After carefully analyzing components stated to be covered I chose this policy. Big mistake... First time going to use it fuel gauge not covered, despite clearly being listed in the contract. Second time they denied coverage on a listed hybrid component. Upon inquiring of canceling policy, policy was canceled and not allowed to reinstate despite being told specifically I could with no charge. Had warranty for just over a yr, no claims ever processed and they still took $1500 from me. Do not do business with them!

Omega's claims process was simple. I had an issue with the motor of my vehicle's window and I took it to the shop. They figured out what was wrong and called Omega Auto Care, and then they took care of it. So far, I'm very satisfied with Omega. It is needed since my vehicle is 10 years old and the price of the mechanics today is off the wall. I have already boarded a couple of people on with them.

I had Omega for my truck and they did a great job on my claim when the condenser unit went off on it. I just called them up and told them what my issue was. In less than five minutes, I knew that it was gonna be covered, so then I took it to the dealer. It was a simple process once I gave them the number. The dealer called Omega and they took care of everything. It was a very enjoyable experience and the service was great. Also, every time Omega's reps would talk to people, they were caring and took care of our issues. I have since sold my truck but if I ever get another one and I need an extended warranty, Omega would definitely be the one I call. I would also recommend them to people. They were perfect and easy to work with.

My 2015 Ram is covered with Omega Auto Care. They did an alignment and they also did work on my brakes on the rear. Submitting the claim was easy. They had to keep my car a certain amount of time, but they got me a rental car and I didn't have to pay anything for it. I will recommend Omega. Everything has been good.

I looked Omega Auto Care up and read about them. I also talked to their rep and I got sold on the warranty and their price. I have my Ford Explorer covered and I've been with them for a few years now. They handled everything pretty well and have taken care of the claims I've had done. When I had an issue with my car, I took it to the shop and the shop called Omega, then they took care of everything. The repair was through the whole day and I didn’t get it back until the next day. I am very satisfied with their process. I will recommend Omega Auto Care.

I have an old 2000 Genesis and it's a good feeling knowing that I have Omega Auto Care on it. If there's anything that needs to be done and I intend to do it, they would take the payments instead of me having to pay for it. Once, I had a claim and the submission process was satisfactory. Everything was handled through the dealership where I was having the repairs done and Omega paid for everything, which surprised me. Omega did very well and I'm very satisfied with my experience with them. Buy their warranty!

I have a Hyundai Elantra Touring covered by Omega Auto Care. I had two pieces of pipe that were leaking and breaking down. The tube pipes were replaced and I got the car running again. The claims process with Omega went fairly smooth and they took care of it at the dealership. However, I haven't gotten the little plastic card that I can show at the automotive place so they can take care of a claim without having to do a whole lot of talking about it. Other than that, Omega did a good job. I'm very satisfied with their claims process, too.

I took out an extended warranty from Omega Auto Care for my son's car and everything was good as far as the experience. Omega has pulled through so far. We had already filed a claim for a sensor. When we got the notice for a factory recall we took it in and they took care of everything.That went well so my son was pleased. He dropped the car off early in the morning, and then by the end of the day he was able to come back and pick it up. Everything's been good. I had to update my payment method and they were also good about taking care of that. Omega is well worth looking into. Don't hesitate to get an extended warranty with them.

I received a call about extended warranty and since mine is about to expire I was interested. The lady on the line, with very broken English, transferred me to a policy specialist. I was told that by the end of the call I would have to either accept or decline and cannot call back to activate a policy. Well that didn't sit well, so I asked, "Why can't I get the information from you and shop around?"

I have my Chevy Cruze covered by Omega Auto Care. I wanted to get my brakes checked out, and I wanted to see if I needed to put any cooling fluid in it because I’ve had the car for about a year and a half, and I hadn’t got the brakes checked. The car had 69,000 miles on it now, and when I got the car, it had 44,000 miles on it. That’s a big difference so I thought it would be about time to go get it checked out. Also, my check engine light was on. I called Omega asking what was I supposed to do with my check engine light and they told me to take it to a dealership, so I did.

The Omega rep who called me to set up the warranty was very nice and he explained everything to me. He took his time with me and made sure I understood everything before I committed. I have had my 2013 Chevy Equinox covered with them. Whenever I file a claim, I go to the dealership and say something is wrong with my vehicle, and they call Omega to see what I'm covered under. Then the dealership submits my claim to Omega. Recently, I filed a claim because my car's joint was making a clicking noise, and Omega had it fixed. Everything I've needed has been taken care of and has been done. The most I paid out of my pocket for a claim was $100 and I've had no complaint. The Omega reps have good customer service skills and they make sure that the customer understands exactly what they're getting for their money. I would tell my friends to sign up for their warranty.

I had a 2014 Hyundai Tucson covered through Omega. When I bought the car, the dealer sold me the extended warranty on the car. The only time I've made a claim with the extended warranty was for the gap insurance. The car was totaled and I gave all the information to my insurance company. They got all the records and they dealt with Omega.

My Chrysler Town & Country has a cracked housing for the oil filter. We took the car in Amico, which is my regular service point and the service center called Omega and Omega responded. The repair happened, and we were happy. It was a beautiful thing and the plan worked quite well.

Omega is doing great. My 2014 Ford Focus is covered by Omega and I've submitted a claim for the radiator modules. The customer service reps at Omega were good. I called them and they told me to take the car to Ford and I did. When I called Ford to make the appointment, they told me to bring my warranty with me. I brought my warranty and the people at Ford looked at it and wrote everything down. Then they had done everything from there on.

Updated on 12/28/2018: Dominique, I respect that you have full love towards the company you work for but you need to respect that customers have their rights to share their unpleasant opinions towards the product you sold. If it is a good warranty and cover what customers were told by salesperson and have no expectation difference, no one will complain. The fact that your salesperson is deceptive and your argument the 30 days refund policy is enough to wipe out the deceptive sales behavior is amusing. You can continue to claim the company is great, but for those who had been in the trap, they will continue to share the traps.

I had a claim with Omega for my 2008 Tundra's starter. I went into Toyota, dropped the car off, and Omega took it from there. They made the claims process very easy and it was a very good experience. Having the warranty is very valuable ‘cause it saves me money. I’m very satisfied with Omega.

My C300 Mercedes is covered with Omega Auto Care. I left my car with the dealer for a week and I was okay with the claims process but I was just not okay with how the vehicle was repaired. I’m still having the same issue. But Omega Auto works for me and I'm satisfied with my experience with them.

In today’s day and age, having a warranty is helpful. My Chevy Silverado is covered by Omega and I have a good experience with them. I had a claim for an AC that stopped working. I reached out to an individual at the company and they mentioned that I take my car to a certified shop then the shop will contact them. Once the claim is approved, the shop can work on it and it goes from there.

My extended warranty for my 2014 Ford van is with Omega and I've had claims for a couple of issues. One was for a vacuum canister leak and the other was with the steering box. The repair issues were filed through the local Ford dealer and all I had to do was drop the car off there. I was satisfied with the whole claims process other than the fact that they would not honor. They wouldn’t pay the full amount on one of the repairs and said that I had to pay two deductibles. I would’ve liked to see them charge less money. But so far, I’ve had a very good and positive experience.

My 2013 Ford F350 is covered with Omega Auto Care. I started having problems with the alternator and the lights on my dash. I took it to a Ford dealer and they filed the claim for me. They diagnosed the problem and they replaced the alternator. I’m very satisfied with Omega Auto Care. I would recommend them.

Months ago, I made a claim with Omega for the alternator of my Murano. My wife and I went to the beach and when we started to come back, we went around the back road to come out to the main road. We started getting out the main road when the car just started to stop. I started the car up again and then run it. I got to a stop sign and my wife said that we gotta pull over. But I said, “No. I think maybe it’ll run now.” So I turned the car out into the lane and there was some traffic. I then pulled out and went 10 yards and the car just stops again. So I pulled over to the far right and I was in good shape but it was dumb for me to do that. I called and a woman came by and she said, “I’m going over here to the police.” Then, the cops came over. I had the car towed into a shop ‘cause I had no idea what was wrong. The Omega claims process was great. I was surprised that everybody was working to help us, even the cops and that’s what I like.

My Mazda 3 2016 wouldn’t start up so I took it in a repair shop to have the ignition coil fixed. I’m satisfied with that part but there is still a problem with the engine. I was trying to tell the repair people that when I turn it on, it rattles and then it stops. However, when I take it in and the Mazda dealer tells Omega Auto Care one thing and then nothing gets fixed, I get stuck with the bill. Today, I told them that the engine light just came on so I’m going to take it in. They already told me that I don't have to pay a dollar because I told them about this problem before.

I’m not happy enough with the Ford dealerships here for the extended warranty on my truck. I’m not happy with the service guys here so I went with somebody outside of Ford, with Omega Auto Care. I thought the cost was a little bit high at first for the plan but when I checked around, it was in the ballpark with everybody else.

The dealer took care of the repair and claim process for my BMW X5 water pump, so I don't have any issues. It took 30 days to do the repair. Omega's coverage is also good. However, they covered 70% and I had to pay from my pocket the 30%. I don’t think they forwarded the full details of the coverage.

Everybody needs some insurance to take care of their car. I have Omega Auto Care cover my Chevrolet Sonic LTZ. When I had an issue with my air conditioner, I went to a Chevrolet dealership to get it fixed. The dealership took me and sat me in there for three hours until the car cooled down a little bit. They didn't do anything with the air conditioner, but that was $161 for three hours of labor. So, I took it to another dealership and they fixed it. I have recommended Omega Auto Care to a friend.

I had a transmission cooler line issue on my 2014 Silverado. I gave the information to the dealership and they worked with Omega Care. The approval of my claim was fast. They did it the same day and didn't take long. I'm satisfied and would tell others to get Omega.

The Nissan that I have covered with Omega was leaking. I had some work done on it and Goodyear handled the claims process with Omega. I was satisfied with that claims process. My experience with Omega was good and I'd tell others to go with them.

I took my Dodge Journey to the dealer and made the claim for the backup camera, and Omega paid it. The claims process was fine and very easy, and it surprised me a little bit. Omega is a little bit expensive but other than that, it's working for me. I had one good experience.

I have a 2012 Ford Explorer and I had to have my air conditioner repaired. I arrived at the Ford Motor place where I purchased the vehicle, and that’s where I usually have my work done. I told them that I had an Omega insurance, and I presented them my insurance card. They copied everything down and made the phone call to make sure it was covered. When they found out it was covered, the air conditioner was repaired. I was satisfied with the whole claim process from Omega. It was perfect and simple. Omega is a good insurance and that it was worth paying for.

I have had my Vios car for a year now and I haven’t had the insurance or the warranty on it quite that long ‘cause I couldn’t understand why everybody was calling me about a warranty, but I accepted Omega. I keep track of all my payments. I haven’t owned one credit card so I can know exactly what I’m paying into it every month and I have to pay it for two years. For the claims process, I took the car to the garage and give the people who were there my insurance warranty card. They called Omega and the company took care of the claim. I am very happy and satisfied with Omega. They told me if I wasn’t happy with them, I could always call and cancel the warranty and I would get some money back. So far, they have paid for two oil changes and the repair with the steering power tie rod.

I have an Explorer covered by Omega Auto Care. I called to file a claim with them for a windshield wiper motor and I scheduled an appointment. Then I took my vehicle to the dealership and gave them my warranty number with Omega, and they took care of the claim for me. The claims process with Omega was fine.

I have a Dodge Dart covered by Omega and I have had two claims with them. The first problem was where they told the dealership something was not covered on my contract. When I went to the contract, I found out that it was covered but I had to be the one to do it. I had to go through my contract and I had to wait on hold and speak with someone instead of them working properly and politely with the dealership to get it done. Once I did that though, it was an amazing service I could pay for, but it was a lot of headache up front. Now, I filed a claim for a repair of the fuel system. There was something going on between either the gas cap or the emission sensor.

I had a 2013 Toyota Tundra for which I had a claim with Omega Auto Care due to its fuel pump going out. I filed my claim over the phone and the claims process was easy. However, when the fuel pump went out, it caused two other things to go out. They go hand-in-hand with the fuel pump and Omega didn't wanna cover that. I don't know why. So, I ended up having to come out of pocket for about 800 bucks. Still, it was better than the two grand. I just wish that they would have understood what happened. I wasn't happy about going out of pocket, but overall I'm satisfied with the process.

I filed a claim for the cruise control switch of my 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid. I went to the repair shop and I told them what my problem was. Then I had to leave it there but they didn’t have a rental, so I had to find one on my own. Then they had to call me back and let me know why my cruise control wouldn't work. They did that and then I had to wait for the parts to arrive. They had to get approval from Omega and it was a long waiting game. It was inconvenient that I had to wait to make sure that it's something that will be in there a couple of days before they go forward with everything.

This company hired Auto Repair Protection to call people on the national do not call list. I received a robo call, and this company represented themselves as part of Lexus. They then sold a policy to me that wasn't Lexus. When I discovered that, they refused to cancel the policy or issue a refund.

I have a 2016 Chevy Malibu. There was a problem with the drive belt so I took it to the dealership. They asked me if I have the extended warranty and I showed them my proof. They checked the car to see what was wrong with it. Omega had a rental vehicle available for me because I’ve had so many different issues with the vehicle. I paid the deductible when I picked the car up. I’m satisfied with their process, but if I had an issue with a recall, then that’s their issue. I shouldn't have to pay a deductible for something like that. But I like working with Omega. I’d tell others that I like the services that have been offered. I also like the deal that I’ve had initially that was worked out with me with getting a payment together. I’d also tell others that they can get some free oil changes, which is something they need to have if they don’t have that much warranty on their car. An extended warranty is definitely something that they need to have.

I got a repair a month ago on my 2012 Cadillac. It started running hot and we took it to the Cadillac Place who let Omega know what needed to be done. I was supposed to only pay the $100 deductible but Omega wanted to put old parts on it that they got from Craigslist, not the Cadillac Place because the Cadillac Place only uses new parts. And Omega didn't wanna put new parts unless I pay for them, so I ended up having to pay $700, half the price of that repair.

I have a Nissan and having a warranty on it is very valuable. I have been with Omega Auto Care for five years. The claims process is easy, I take it in to the automobile place they would do it for me. I would recommend them.

My Nissan Altima 2014 did not start and I took it to the dealership three times. They said it was the battery so we changed the battery. Then on the next one, they said it was something related to the starter. Omega covers the car and their customer service team talked to Nissan. I’m more than satisfied the whole claim process and I really appreciate and admire them for responding so quick. I wasn’t even expecting because initially, I said that I wasn't gonna get it when somebody offered the extended warranty to me. So, if I can share that to my friends, I'd recommend Omega.

I didn't know what was wrong with my car's CD player, so I carried it to Big Bend in Chiefland, Florida, the place where I bought it from. I shared with them the insurance that I have and they took care of it for me. I was very satisfied with the claims process, Omega ended up covering the CD player.

I have my Armada covered by Omega Auto Care and I filed a claim for the starter. The lady at Nissan talked to the insurance company who confirmed I was covered. They responded right away and the Omega rep was a nice lady. It's good to know that there are good workers in their company. Omega did well during the claim process. Windshield wipers were put on the car and the oil was changed. My car is running well. I always tell my friends that it’s good to have an extended warranty. My friend had a problem with an axle at the bottom and she was asked a lot of money. I told her if she had insurance like me, she would be more comfortable because I didn’t have to pay a lot. I only paid the $100 deductible. Also, if anything happens to your car, you’re covered with that. You’re paying a little bit more on your car insurance but it’s gonna be helping you for the motor and the transmission, too, because an extended warranty is good.

My Kia Optima 2011 is covered by Omega and I had a claim for its air conditioning. I went to Christian Brothers Automotive, gave them my contract number and Omega's phone number, and they took care of every single thing. Christian Brothers took photos of the car and turned something else in, which Omega also covered. That wasn’t even on my list of things to get done. I wasn’t even really involved and they said that Omega was great to work with. It was all handled there on their end. However, my AC wasn’t fully fixed so I took it back to Christian and they said that they didn’t have the diagnosing that would make the warranty people actually pay for it. I’d have to go to a KIA place. Still, Omega helped with something else and it was an overall good experience.

I have a 2011 MKS Lincoln and it has a rear curtain in the back. I press the button, the curtain goes up. I press the button again, curtain goes down. But it stopped working so I put the vehicle in the shop and I spoke to both Star Lincoln and Omega. Star Lincoln was all ready to fix but Omega said that they'll have the switch repaired but not the curtain. They said that it's cosmetic. They have been taking my premiums off my account every month for over a year and I've had no claims filed. Yet as soon as I filed a claim, I got a problem. It was horrible all the way around the table.

I have coverage with Omega Auto Care for my 2011 Cadillac CTS. I filed a claim with them for the parking brake and the electronic parking brake module. I brought a copy of my warranty card to the Cadillac dealership and they took care of everything for me. The guy at the dealership was very surprised that Omega covered the electrical issue and the harness as well because usually warranty companies don’t cover electrical issues. The whole bill would have been $1,200 and that saved me a lot of money.

I have a 2013 Chevy Captiva covered by Omega Auto Care. I've had at least two claims with them and one was for the repair of the water pump. The first claim I filed was a little difficult because the numbers were different from those on my car, but Omega got that together and everything is fine now. I only had a minor issue, but other than that Omega came through for me without a doubt. When I take my vehicle to the dealership, I let the dealership file the claim with Omega for me and I don't have to do anything. I'm very satisfied with the claims process with Omega. For the remainder of the time that I have the warranty on the car, I will keep them. If I would ever redo my policy, I would be more than happy to redo it with them when the time comes.

We got our Kia covered with Omega Auto Care. When we had an issue with the alternator, I took it in to the dealer, they reached out to Omega, and Omega covered what they said they would. I was completely satisfied with their claims process.

I took my car to the dealership because of my trunk actuator and they were the ones who reached out to Omega Auto Care. They covered everything they said they were gonna cover. I would recommend them to a friend.

Omega Auto Care covers what they say they're gonna cover and that's why I've stayed with them. When I have a claim, I go to a dealership and they fax them an invoice. The dealership helps me a lot there. Omega has already helped me twice. I have a Honda CRV and I've gotten discounts on brakes and they had a price for an oil change. Then, there was the crankshaft sealant gasket. My catalytic converter bolts were rusty and they had all that fixed for me. I'm kind of double insured and I'm gonna drop AAA. Omega claims that their roadside service is second to none.

Caitlyn ** was extremely helpful in handling my account. She went above and beyond to help rectify my situation. Above it all, she was very pleasant and resourceful on getting things moving in the right direction. Thank you Caitlyn for making experience more pleasurable than what it has been. More companies should have employees like you.

I have two cars covered by Omega Auto Care. Once, one of them, a Chevy Tahoe, was at a paint and body shop when its steering column switch crashed. The people at the shop took it over to the dealer to have it fixed. It got repaired quickly and it didn’t cost me anything. The claim was handled completely to my satisfaction.

I have a 2013 Ford Edge covered with Omega Auto Care. They had longer coverage and their options were better than before. The filing of the claim was done by the dealer and the process was fine. They called Omega and it took Omega around 3 hours to get the car ready and the claim satisfied. I would recommend my friends to get Omega Auto Care.

I'm satisfied with Omega. My 2006 Envoy Denali had issues with the suspension ball joint with the steering tire rod and the wheel bearing. I filed the claim over the phone with the mechanic who talked to Omega and the amount quoted was $724.04. They also asked a whole lot of questions and finally, it benefitted me. I have been fooled so many times into believing what someone said even though I find a contract. Even though I paid monthly, some people are so dirty and dishonest that you simply never expect to get what you're gonna get. With Omega, they did what they promised in our contract and I appreciated that. What I pay once a month was worth it. Go for Omega Auto Care.

I brought my car to the dealership and had the alternator replaced. The dealership contacted Omega who then told them what the warranty would and wouldn’t cover as well as what I'd have to pay. The claim was taken care of and I was very satisfied with the process. It was perfect and quick. The Omega people do what they say they do. Having the warranty is definitely worth it.

The blower motor of my AC on my 2015 Dodge Dart stopped working. The car is covered by Omega Auto Care but I ended up having to pay more than I thought I was going to. They said it was because the dealership I went to did some unnecessary procedures, so I had to pay extra for the diagnostic they did. When I signed up for everything, I thought I would just pay a $100 deductible and all that other stuff would be taken care of.

My Cruze is covered by Omega and they had us get the water pump repaired. I called them and got a hold of the right people. They got the information to the car services that did the work. The process was easy and everything was put through smoothly and with no trouble at all. They just did it right away and I was surprised that it went so quickly being that they're not somebody local. I was very satisfied.

I got a 2015 Chrysler 200 covered by Omega. I filed a claim for my thermostat and the dealership did everything for me. The process was easy and I was very satisfied. Everything’s been fine ever since. Having Omega is very convenient overall.

My Chevy Traverse is covered with Omega Auto Care and when I had a claim, I took it to the dealer and he did it. Everything was okay and it didn’t take long to fix the problem. Omega is good and I’m satisfied.

I'd definitely recommend Omega. I've had a couple of claims with them, the last one being the front axle of my 2009 Honda Pilot. I gave the repair shop my insurance information and they did the claim. So far, Omega has been highly responsible.

Omega Auto Care covers my 2007 Dodge Caliber, and the last time they didn’t cover it was when my clutch went out and I could not move the car. I thought that they would cover it because it’s costing me $800 and I’ve been without a car for over a week. I wish that they’d take the transmissions/clutch into consideration because it is a part of the car that you need for it to go.

I have a Volkswagen under Omega Auto Care. Their claim process was good because the guy from the mechanic place called them, submitted all the agreements and he found out that the part was covered. The price was approximately $200 but they received the part. At this point, although the price is a little more expensive, I'm very satisfied with Omega. I would tell others that Omega is gonna be my first three companies on my list.

The start engine motor of my Honda Accord was not working so I took it to the dealer and the mechanic checked it. Since it's covered with Omega Auto care, I handed him over my card and they took care of the rest. I only needed to pay the deductible and the rest all was settled with Omega. I was very satisfied with my experience. Omega is very nice and others should go for it too.

I use Omega Auto Care for my cars and my truck. I have very little time to spare so when I have an issue, I'd like to have something that would really cover for me and do the service that I do. I take care of my truck as it is very rare. I take the cars I use in Mobile One every time I service my cars and make sure that I follow up with all the required oil change. I check almost every three days to make sure everything functions.

Omega Auto Care is a good company to go with. My 2013 Ford Edge was covered by them and I had a claim for a front strut bearing. I took my vehicle to a Ford garage and they filed the claim for me. I just signed the papers. The timeliness and the way everything was handled by Omega was very good.

I have my 2015 Ford F150 Crew Cab 4-wheel drive covered by Omega and they repaired my water pump on my truck right after I got it. Last week, I did an oil change and used my warranty for that as well. The claim process was simple and all I had to do was show the paper with Ford with my card and they took care of it. I knew Omega covered my first oil change, but I didn't know how many they covered, so I called Omega just before I had my last oil change. The lady I talked to said that they covered three oil changes a year. Omega was a good company to use and I had a friendly experience with them.

I got my 2014 Chrysler 200 covered by Omega and they're a great company. When I call, somebody’s prompt to take care of my issue. I filed a claim for the master switch for my windows, and I called to see if my part was covered under the warranty. They said yes, so I took it to Chrysler and then Chrysler confirmed it and fixed it. I was very satisfied. I also lost my keys to my car one time and I had to get it towed and opened, and the people who helped me were great. I was in a panic and they calmed me down and told me everything was gonna be fine. I didn’t have to come out of pocket with a whole lot of extra fees with towing and opening up my car. I love Omega and I wanna get another car put on my policy.

I have a Ford Escape covered with Omega Auto Care. One time, the front end in the wheel was wobbling when I was going down the highway. Omega's claim process went really good. The repair service guy took care of filing the claim and everything got taken care of by Omega. So far, I've only had the one claim and I've only put over 3,000 miles on it since I bought it. I'd still believe I have close to three years on it so I'm hoping that I don’t have any problems in those three years with claims if I have any. Omega is a bit costly because I do have to pay $100 for every repair and looking from my side, I hope I get to take advantage of it. Miles go quick on a car so I hope my miles don’t run out before my car problems begin.

I had an issue with the wheel bearing of my 2014 Ford Explorer. I called Omega Auto Care to file a claim and they sent it to the repair shop. The claim process was smooth, but after I went to pick up the vehicle, my deductible is $100, but they charged me $156, so I asked and they said that was what the provider said. Other than that, everybody was really nice and very helpful, too.

I’ve only had my 2014 Kia Optima for two years and I purchased it used. I bought the warranty from Omega three months after I purchased the car. They were the first ones that reached and contacted me about an extended warranty and they offered me a good deal on everything. Their price was feasible and I could afford it. I had some issues going on with my steering wheel where something on it was loose and there was a rattling around. I also had some issues with my buttons that were on my steering wheel, and then I had some recalls that were issued in my car.

I have a Jeep Compass that was previously covered by Omega and the mechanic submitted the claim. I called the people who insured my car and they said that the people who was gonna fix had to be the ones to call them to place the claim. I went through the proper procedures but I still had to pay a deductible and the cost was cheaper for them than it was for me. I was paying $300 a month for the coverage and my deductible was $300 that I might as well pay for the whole thing. Also, they deduct automatically then they stopped deducting which was fine with me so I moved on to Shield.

I have a 2015 Chevy Trax covered with Omega Auto Care. We had a claim for the radiator. It had some sort of very slow, hard-to-detect leak. I took it to the dealership and they filed the claim while I was there. Omega did a good job with it. My deductible was $100 and I paid $135 total for a $1100 job. Whatever that extra 35 bucks was for was something that they didn't feel was necessary, but the dealership did. But it wasn’t an issue and they took care of all of it. I’m very satisfied with the whole process. The first year with the plan that I have, they had three free oil changes and money towards battery. There was a lot of great things in that. I wish it was just a little cheaper because mine’s 138 bucks a month. But you get what you pay for. So, I would recommend it highly to a friend. It’s costly, but it’s worth it.

Omega was great! I have an Acura MDX that had an issue on the front axle on the driver's side. I called Acura initially to be covered under their warranty. I brought the car in and they handled the whole thing. They said, "All right. We'll have to call them up." They called Omega Auto Care, who said they were gonna cover it. They also said, "Why don't you fix the other side too?" So, I got both fixed. The repair only took two hours and I just paid 100 bucks. I was very satisfied. If someone asks me about Omega I would tell them to go for it.

My 2015 F-250 is covered by Omega and I recently filed a claim with them when a water pump went out on it. I took the vehicle to the Ford place, told them that I had bought an extended warranty and all of my information was in the glovebox, and then they made a call to the warranty people. I went and picked up my vehicle after it was ready and it cost me $100. I was thankful that I bought the extended warranty.

I have a 2014 Honda Accord covered with Omega Auto Care and when the tensioner rod seized and the timing belt snapped, I called them. I spoke with a representative and they got all the information. I gave them a description of what happened, they verified that I had the coverage and they sent a tow truck. My car cannot be driven and the representative handled everything between the tow truck and the repair shop. I picked a company in my area versus one that they suggested because of the distance and got the quotes. Omega sent the quote and they said they would cover it, although I had to pay a bit out of pocket. It wasn’t too bad and the process was speedy. They fixed it right away and it only took two days at most. The customer service reps were very polite and it was a great experience dealing with them.

I filed a claim for my Audi at the dealership. I dropped the car off and they did all the calling. They took care of everything and I’m satisfied with Omega's claims process. It was a good experience.

Omega Auto Care has been pretty good. I had one claim for my Buick and they paid it with no problems. It was a very nice thing. I don’t know anything about cars but I took mine to the neighborhood mechanic and he told me what was wrong with it. He was on Omega's list and he filed the claim with them. He took care of everything. The claims process was perfect and not difficult at all. All in all, having an extended insurance on an old car is a good deal and I'd tell my friends to try Omega Auto Care.

I had the F-250 pick up repaired through Omega Auto Care. The water pump in it had an issue so I took it to the dealership and they dealt with the insurance claim. It worked out good and they repaired it very quickly.

When my manufacturer warranty went out, I got calls and letters in the mail from various extended warranty companies. I signed up for Omega Auto Care and I have used it once so far. I provided my card to the Chevy dealership where I took my car and they filed the claim on my behalf. The issue was covered and the overall claims process was good.

The AC Air Door Actuator in my wife's Jeep Grand Cherokee went bad and for the price of me putting it in versus the price of Omega doing it, it was easier and almost cheaper for them to do it than me. The claims process was easy for us. I called the dealer and told them what the problem was. I knew what the problem was and they said that it's a common problem. I gave them my information on Integrity. After that, I dropped the car off then picked it up when it was done. I really didn’t have anything else to do other than sign the paper when I picked it up. Omega was great and I had no problems when I needed it.

I am a customer of Omega, and I contacted them for my air conditioning not working in my suv. I was took to take it in for repair and have them to contact Omega and I asked about rental car and was told that I would be covered for $40.00 dollars a day as long as the repair shop has my truck. When my service person contacted them they also told them that I would be covered $40.00 a day. The service person and I contacted Omega several times and days before they ok-ed the work, with stipulations. First came the rental car, (they later said that they will not pay for the rental car) then I had to wait an additional 4 days because they had to send them their parts because their's was cheaper and last but not least not only my deductible I had to come up with money for a flushing that is required to get my air conditioning fixed right. I will be contacting legal counsel.

We have a Chevy Impala covered with a warranty that my husband purchased from Omega Auto Care. We had to have an auto warranty because of the cost of car repairs. It’s a lot of money but one repair can cost us $1,000, so it's better to be safe than sorry. I’m a nutrition site manager for the Meals on Wheels program in the county, so I have to run routes if we don’t have enough volunteers. But my car is fairly well-maintained. It is also lightly used as I don’t drive it far and I can be at work in 12 minutes. But once in a while, we take a trip and another reason we have the warranty for the car is in case something happens on the road.

I used Omega Auto Care for my car's AC compressor and the claim process was simple enough. The car was taken to a local shop and they were too much money, so Omega wouldn’t let the mechanic fix it. I had to go pick it up and take it to the Nissan dealership. Omega said I could take the car anywhere I want to but they have to approve the price evidently. And they don’t advertise that. So, it took me a week to get my car fixed. Omega can improve on their timeline and pay the price in a timely manner. I've had their coverage less than a year now and the representatives are polite.

Omega's claims process went well. It was fast and easy. I called and had the car repaired and it was all handled by the dealership. I'd tell friends to go for Omega Auto Care.

I called Omega to file a claim for the suspension control arm and they provided me with a ticket. I went to Power Swing and they had the car and got a certification. Omega gave my certification number and authorized them to work on the car. But when they were finished, I had to wait to get my car. They had to call Omega a couple of times and then I had to call to release the payment to them. Omega should be more prompt in paying the claims on the handlers. Overall, I'm pleased with them and I’m not gonna change companies just because of that.

Omega Auto Care’s representatives were fine and helpful when I called for a repair claims process. It was very easy to get through and I gave the rep the item number. Everything went fine and I was very satisfied with the results of the claim.

The repair shop submitted the claim for me to Omega Auto. They did it while I was there and I had to wait a little while before they got through. But everything went well. The only thing I did was wait for them to fix it and I just had to pay half of the bill.

The dealership filed my claim for my 2013 Dodge's oxygen sensor and it was very easy as I didn't have to do anything. They called, did everything for me, and it worked out well.

I took my Volkswagen Jetta 2011 in and the whole process took long, but they had to order something special, which was some kind of starting cable. It was hard for them to find out what was really wrong with the car. They had tried to duplicate what was happening and they did fine for what they had to do.

I took my Lexus to the repair shop and I gave them the card with the number. They called and Omega wanted copies of the towing and how much it would cost. I had to pay the $250 deductible first and then I ended up paying much more because Omega did not pay the balance for the replacement for a new alternator. I had to pay the $250 plus three hundred and some dollars plus a hundred and some dollars. All they paid was $188. I am not happy at all. I'd tell others not to go with Omega.

I used to have Omega Auto Care on my 2014 Cruze. I switched vehicles and so I now have a two-year warranty on my vehicle so I don’t need the extended warranty anymore. But when I had Omega, I was satisfied with my claims experience. It was good and things went through fine.

I have a 2011 Cadillac CTS that is covered by Omega. When I had an issue with the water pump, I went to the GM dealership and presented them with the warranty card. The work they did was good, but it took three tries when trying to put the claim through to get an approval. While I was satisfied with the claim process, they should change the process of when they go to charge the card. I was in the dealership for at least another 40 minutes, getting an approval for the claim. But so far, so good. They answered a couple of questions that I had about the warranty. It's a good warranty overall.

I have a Cadillac covered with Omega Auto Care. I filed a claim for a strut mount and the service department handled everything with Omega. It was very easy and I was very satisfied. It was a good experience.

I called Omega about my fan clutch issue and they said, "Just take the vehicle in and have them call with the diagnosis.” Then they let them know what was covered and what was not, and then they subtracted it from what I owed. Their reps, as well as the process, were good.

I had a claim for Omega Auto Care and the service guy called it in and did everything for me. It was over the weekend and Omega is closed on Saturday so he got me a loaner car and then he got it taken care of really good on Monday. I work in the industry so I know how everything went, which was good. I’ll definitely give other people Omega's number.

My 2015 Camaro is covered by Omega Auto Care and it was difficult to file a claim for it when I contacted them over the phone. If a person is trying to do a claim and he has been paying every month, it should never be hard and there should be no issue. They have been taking money from me in about a year and they couldn't find me in the system, so that was a headache. I got the runaround a little bit and the ball kept getting passed but it finally got taken care of.

My sedan car is covered by Omega and their repair and claims process is good. I go to the dealer, give them the policy ID number and then everything goes through and it is fine.

My daughter had a repair done for the Jeep Liberty, but Omega denied the claim. The $800 worth of damage would have been covered, but my daughter got very upset--a lot of things went wrong with the car and she was stuck on the side of a freeway--and she went ahead and told the dealership to do the work without realizing that we had to contact Omega first. So Omega decided not to do the work because they weren't notified first. But then I called them up and said I wanted to see if I could get reimbursed. They told me to send all the stuff. I sent them all the stuff and they denied it. I paid $2,400 to have a warranty that should cover anything and they said the claim would have been covered. They have guidelines and I understand that, but I don't know why they didn't cover us. I'm not happy with that.

Omega works very well and we have no problems with the repair and claim process. We took the car to the shop and the repair people did everything for us. I'm glad I have Omega and I recommend them.

I have my '09 Passat covered with a warranty from Omega Auto Care. Some time back, the dealership filed a claim for me for my alternator and the claims process was fine. It took a couple of days for the process to be completed and for the alternator to be fixed. I've always had good service with Omega and I'd recommend them.

Omega Auto Care has my 2008 Pontiac E3 covered but they didn’t pay that much on the car's repairs. They told me they were gonna pay for breaks and when I had to have the breaks fixed, they didn’t pay for any of them. They didn’t cover some of the things they said they would and I’m dissatisfied.

My Ford Taurus 2013 is covered by Omega, and I filed a claim for the repair of a fuel pump. I needed that change and they changed it, so I'm very happy. I let my granddaughter borrow the car. She went to San Antonio and she broke down over there. She had the insurance, so they towed the car to her house and they covered for that. The next day, they had to tow it again to the Ford house over there in San Antonio, but the service people there gave her the runaround and mostly, we thought because she was a young girl, they wanted to sell her a car. She took it Sunday night. Monday, she didn't know what was wrong with it. She missed work for three days until Wednesday since she had no transportation. The insurance was okay, but the service with the people where the car was taken wasn't satisfactory.

The claims process was very easy when I submitted a claim with Omega Auto Care for the wheel bearing on my 2010 Nissan Altima that they cover. I filed the claim over the phone and the customer service that I received was great. I was happy with how my claim went.

My Audi A4 2012 is covered with Omega Auto Care. I recently filed a claim for the water pump of the vehicle. So I went to the repair shop and I had the repair shop call them. They gave Omega a call and provided them all the information. The only issue is that they have to do it when it’s business hours. So, you have to make sure it’s the standard 9:00 to 5:00 because if the repair shop may want to have your car over the weekend, Omega won’t be available. Also, I’m looking at trading my vehicle. We called Omega and no one knows the cancellation process or what happens if you decide to trade in your vehicle. They sent me a number. I left a couple of voicemails. And I still haven't heard back from anyone. So, it was a little hard to get in touch with them in that regard. But for the actual service, they were pretty good.

I have a 2009 Cadillac CTS covered with Omega Auto Care. I'm covered until 2020 in my ride, so that's a plus. I filed a claim for a carburetor problem and I was pleased with the experience. I only had to pay a $100 deductible and they were very prompt in paying back and paying the rest to the mechanics. I'm 100 percent satisfied with the overall claims process with Omega. I'm well-satisfied with my warranty and their honesty and promptness.

I have my 2013 Honda Civic covered with Omega warranty. I filed a claim for my wheel bearing over the phone and the process was very easy. The customer service I received from the rep was perfect.

My vehicle is a 2003 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD and it's a diesel so if anything goes wrong with that, it's not cheap. And Omega has always lived up to what they say and my warranty has paid for itself multiple times. In fact, this is my second go-around with them. When my extended warranty expired, I renewed. It just had to go down one level. I've always had nothing but great experience with them. They’ve repaired multiple things on my vehicle and yet, I've not had to talk to them in five years. So they gotta be doing something right. The process has always been real smooth and easy. I take my car to the shop and tell them what my warranty company is. I ask them to see if the work's covered on my warranty and if it's not, to let me know how much it would cost. Then the shop deals with everything. Omega approves it and the job’s done on the day.

Omega Auto Care covers my 2013 Ford Fiesta. When I filed a claim with them over the phone for my air door actuator, they responded right away. I got very good service from the reps that I spoke with. They were very prompt and courteous, and they handled my claim very well.

My wife was going to work and when she rolled down the window of the Chevrolet Cruze, it wouldn't come back up. We notified Omega Auto Care and we took it to Chevrolet who submitted the claim for us. They took care of all that. In addition, the little lights inside the headlights of our car were out and on the way to be replaced. I’m satisfied with the claims process and we had no problems. It is best to get Omega.

Everyone should have coverage on their cars that are older than five years old because no one saves for car issues but when you have problems, it's always due today. It's always something major too and it's always gonna be expensive. So even though you have a good auto mechanic, they need to be paid when services are rendered. We have peace of mind knowing we have the coverage and we don't even notice the $30 that goes every month.

I have a 2000 Dodge Charger covered with Omega Auto Care. I've had a brake sensor repaired, and I just paid the deductible and the mechanic did everything. I'd recommend Omega.

My mechanic filed a claim online with Omega Auto Care for my Chevy 3500 and it took no time at all to complete the claim process.

I have a Subaru Forrester covered by Omega and their claims process was simple. I gave the service advisor the name of the company. Then, he called them up and he was okay to repair the car. The claim was handled very efficiently and audaciously. I appreciated that everything went smooth.

I’ve had a great experience with Omega. The AC went out on my 2009 Lincoln MKS and I took it to the people that normally does repairs on my car which is Goodyear Auto Repair. The guy there said, “We are familiar with the insurance, but we have to call them to make sure this is covered. So we’ll let you know.” So I went on about my business and the next day, they called and said it was covered. When my car was ready, I paid an amount that was no way near what the AC would have cost. I don’t like paying monthly notes since I pay $129, but it’s way more if something happens to my vehicle. I’ve already called both of my children and they have policies with Omega as well.

What Omega covers on my 2006 Cadillac DTS is exactly what I need and I'm extremely happy with it. They seem to work well with the mechanics whom I take the car to, and it’s been a great service for me to have them. They paid every part that I needed fixed and they’re doing exactly what I need them to do. I take the car to the dealer and I let them know what the problem is, they call Omega and it seems to work perfectly. I would definitely suggest that whoever has an older car, a used car or a car that comes out from the warranty to get the extended warranty that Omega offers because Omega is excellent.

A water pump went out in my Buick LaCrosse so I took it to the dealership to get fixed. They called Omega and verified that I had warranty then they fixed it. In about 24 hours, it was finished. The claims process with Omega is very good and I've had an excellent experience with them.

I have a Chevy Cruze '13 covered by Omega Auto Care. I had three repair issues. One for the battery change, one for oil change and one for suspension problem. The process of submitting a claim went smooth. I took my car to the Chevy dealer and they called Omega Auto Care. The dealer talked to Omega and they explained them my car's issues and it was approved. I just paid the $100 deductible and the dealer took care of the rest of that. However, in the last issue, I did the oil change and I paid the amount with my credit card. Then, I sent the receipt and method of payment.

I have a 2013 vehicle covered with Omega Auto Care and so far, I haven't had any bad experience with them. Most recently, I filed a claim for my windshield wipers. I called Omega Auto Care and I took my car to my car lot people with the damage and Omega Auto Care contacted them. I'm very satisfied with the claim process. I will refer other people to Omega Auto Care.

My GM pickup truck is 100% covered by Omega and I'm feeling great about the claim process. I had to call in and tell them that I was having a few things done. The repair shop filed the claim with Omega for me and they replaced the ball joint, did the front wheel alignment, and fixed the window motor. I’m very satisfied. It was an awesome experience and others should go get an Omega policy.

My wife’s 2014 Ram 1500 was out of the factory warranty and I kept getting calls for an aftermarket warranty so I pulled the trigger with Omega. They’re really nice to talk to and great to deal with. Theirs is great just because it's like the factory warranty. They sent me a card that she has that has the customer number on it. And then when she went to the dealer, we dropped her truck off there and left the card with them. So the dealer filed through Omega’s claim service and my wife didn’t get a phone call saying there was any issue or she had to verify anything. Everything went really smooth.

My 2012 Hyundai Genesis had a repair issue with the alternator. My battery light was jumping on and off and then the police thing opened up. So I took it straight down to the dealership and they called the claim in with Omega. I just bought a brand-new alternator and a brand-new battery. But Omega would not cover the alternator and I didn’t understand why I had to pay the $374. They said they put another alternator there and they were charging me for two and a half hours of labor. I also had to pay for the battery and they charged me one hour labor. Other than that, I’m happy with the whole claims process. They paid for everything the first time and I’d tell my friends to go to Omega.

Our 2012 Nissan Altima is covered by Omega Auto Care. I've had to get a new tire and I needed to replace outer tie rods and windshield wipers replaced. The mechanic also checked my battery and four-wheel alignment. When I handed my card to them, they contacted Omega to see what they would cover. However, the only thing that annoyed me was that, when it was time for the guy to finalize my bill, he couldn't get anybody at Omega to help him and they were holding me up. He was trying to get Omega to make their payment. He eventually had to let me go because I had to go pick my niece up from school. So, I paid what I owed and he had to wait 'til Omega finally got back to him and paid their part.

We had the engine oil light come on in our Audi when we were in Phoenix. We took it to the Audi dealer and they were able to verify our insurance coverage within minutes, which to me was good. The dealer took care of everything for us. They filed the claim and they provided us with an automobile. Omega Auto Care obviously paid the bill because we haven’t received a bill from the dealer. We paid our $100 deductible and everything worked as it should. The car is working fine now. Overall, I had a good experience with Omega Auto Care.

A claim was filed for the wheel bearings of my 2010 Honda Civic but Omega Auto Care didn't cover the whole repair. They only gave me $125 and I had to cover the rest. I was a little disappointed. I hope they were more upfront about what they cover when I signed up. When you pay $3,000 for a service, it’s nice to know that you're not gonna have to pay a whole lot more out of service later on when you're getting a repair.

I had used Omega before, and it was a good experience. I had my 2015 Chevrolet Silverado covered with Omega and I had to get service for the oil. I gave the Chevrolet house my card, they called Omega, and they handled it from there. I thought the overall claim process was good and Chevrolet thought the same. They did it all in the same day. I was very satisfied.

I have my 2015 Chevy Silverado covered by Omega Auto Care. I filed a claim with them for my seat adjuster motor. I went to the dealer and I called Omega and handed the phone to the dealer guy, and he talked with them and took care of the repair. The seat adjuster motor has been functioning well since the repair was made. The claims process was easy and I was satisfied with it. I'd tell friends that the experience with Omega was good and they would love it.

My Cadillac Escalade is covered by Omega Auto Care and I would recommend them. I had a claim for the braking system that had to do with the StabiliTrak and some sensors of the traction. The claims process was easy and the service agent at the dealership handled it. The car seems fine now and I had a good experience with Omega.

When I had a problem with my Mazda CX-5 whose shifter would not register going into park, I went to the local Mazda dealership and told them I had the warranty. I called Omega Auto Care and they said they needed the place that was gonna do the repair to call them directly. The dealership was on hold for a long time but eventually, it worked out fine. I also didn’t realize that there was a $100 extended warranty deductible. It seemed to be a surprise for me.

I had the starter on my F150 replaced recently and my claim with Omega Auto Care went smooth. I had the truck towed in to the garage and they called it in. They stayed on top of it and fixed it. I've had warranties in the past and they wanna use parts in the aftermarket junk and stuff, but Omega used factory parts. The experience was pain-free and everything went well. I've already given a couple of people Omega's number to call.

I got nothing bad to say to Omega Auto Care. I had one occasion that I needed them and I was satisfied with my experience. I had to file a claim because the air condition on my 2012 Lincoln MKZ wasn't cooling. I gave the warranty thing to the repair people who filed the claim. They said there was a hole in the pan that holds the Freon and they had to change the pan. Omega covered all but the $100 deductible.

I have a Dodge Journey and a Honda Pilot covered with Omega. Recently, my Journey had a cooling system problem. I then took it to the Dodge dealer and I gave them the card and they made the contact. I paid 300 some dollars and they paid the difference of 400 or 500. I thought, however, that it was a deductible of $100. Also, the alternator went on my Honda and I had that replaced before. They took care of that and I paid a $100 deductible. Nevertheless, I’m very satisfied with Omega. It was handled okay. I have also made a recommendation to a person who was inquiring about the extended coverage already.

I was having trouble with my 2011 Buick and I took it in. The dealer and Omega had a difference on what it was gonna cost and they were gonna leave me with a chunk to pay. My service guy at the dealership got back with Omega and they worked it out where I just had to pay my deductible. So everything was good. I was greatly satisfied with the claims process where I simply presented my card with the information on it to the dealer and the dealer contacted Omega to file the claim. Aside from working out an agreeable price, we were also able to use the dealer’s original parts which they had in stock and expedited the service. Everything was fast, very fair and everybody came out on a win, win, win. Omega is the one to go to and to have. They’re doing fantastic and I’m very satisfied with them.

The motors on my door were not working so I took my Lexus for repair, gave the dealership Omega’s number and then they called Omega. Omega picked up most of the repair with the exception on the deductible. However, although the process was easy when it was time to cover the windows, I don’t think they were true to what they sold me. My biggest issue is understanding what they will cover. When they were selling me the package, I understood that they would cover my next scheduled maintenance for the car. I initially called and said, “You know, this ain’t worth really the money. If by the time I’m paying $1000 in three months, I could’ve gone and paid for whatever repair that may happen.” And they said, “We got free maintenance, the next scheduled free maintenance,” which is around $1000 or $900. And then when I went in to talk about that, they only covered repair. They didn’t cover the preventative maintenance fees.

I have my 2010 Santa Fe Limited covered by Omega Auto Care. And I was going to have some work done because the light came on and there were also issues about the brakes and the steering thing. Originally, they said they were gonna fix it but Omega said they didn’t cover it. That was maybe a year ago. Then my navigation system went out and they also didn’t cover it. I didn’t understand that part of it. I thought it covered all the electronic stuff but they said, “No, not that.”

I have an Omega Auto Care coverage on my 2016 Jeep Compass. I'm hoping to make it last as long as I could possibly get it because I only had 50,000 miles on the vehicle and the warranty was coming after 60. I've already gotten a few things done and I just take the vehicle to the dealership. The dealership gives Omega a call and I pay my deductible if it’s covered then I’m on my way. While I wish the coverage is free, I'm 100% satisfied with what Omega provides.

Submitting a claim with Omega Auto Care was easy-peasy. My Chrysler 300's radiator was torn up and I took it to my mechanic. He filed the claim and although Omega Auto Care didn’t pay for the whole repair, they paid for what they covered. I wish they’d cover everything but I knew what they covered when I signed up. It was almost a thousand dollar repair and I only had to pay $500 of it, which is better than coming up with $900. I had a great experience with Omega Auto Care and I still have almost 50,000 miles left on my policy.

I have had two claim with Omega in the year I have had them. Both were easy and hassle free. I work out of town a lot. Omega gives me and my wife peace of mind. She won't be stranded if problems arise. Thank you Omega for being there.

My Nissan Sentra 2013 has Omega's extended auto warranty coverage on it and I only used the warranty one time. We went to Nissan and they found out it was wheel bearing, and so they fixed it. They filed the claim with Omega and I was expecting to pay $100 for any repair, but my daughter ended up paying $200 or $300. So, I’m not really satisfied with what they told me, and for what I ended up paying.

A/C compressor went out in our vehicle and we took it to an independent repair shop specializing in A/C repairs. The shop dealt with Omega before and it was our first claim since being covered. Process went smoothly and the shop said they were pleased with the claims process.

I signed a contract a year ago with Omega Auto Care and I have a Buick covered by them. I only had two interactions with Omega. One was for the water pump that went wrong and needed to be repaired. I called the number on my member card to file the claim and the reps explained how the process works. The repair and claims process was easy and convenient on my side. Then I heard back from the auto store and they told me it usually takes very long for them to deal with a certain party who will pay for the fees. Still, it was pretty simple with Omega Auto Care.

I've had a good experience with Omega. They’ve been prompt to take calls and the staff has always been really pleasant when I call or when they call to remind me about a payment. And whenever I had called with a question, they've been good about getting the answer to me. And then when the starter went in my Hyundai Santa Fe, filing a claim was straightforward. I called and asked them to search whether or not it was covered under the warranty and it was. So, I took it to the dealership and it was fixed.

I have a 2005 4Runner covered with Omega Auto Care. They were great. I called them and they told me to take it down here. I was very satisfied when my motor went out on my latch and they took care of it. There was no static and I was pleased with all of them. I’d recommend Omega Auto Care and I’d tell my friends to get it.

Omega Auto Care is a good insurance. The mechanic recently filed a claim for my Honda 2006 Ridgeline and the claims process didn't take long. It has something to do with the wheels when it turns, and overall, everything was perfect. I like the plan I have with Omega and I would recommend them.

I’d recommend Omega Auto Care. I filed a claim for the thermostat/water pump of my car and they gave me a rental for one day. Hill-Kelly Dodge transacted with Omega and they spoke very highly of the transaction. There was no bickering back and forth. The plan was paid as they said it would be and the warranty call fee was exactly what they said it would be.

Omega provides the extended warranty policy on my 2013 Nissan Sentra SV and I'm extremely satisfied with it so far. One wheel was out of camber a little bit, so I had to replace the tie rod to straighten out the wheel. I filed that claim over the phone at the repair shop and the process was very easy especially because the guy at the repair shop helped me since I had never done it before. The person on the other line worked with us very well and was also extremely helpful particularly in figuring out what information we needed to provide. It seemed like I didn’t have to file a bunch of paperwork or do anything crazy. The customer service was great and the timely manner that I was able to file the claim and get the repair done was fantastic. It was the same day.

My 2006 Mercury Mountaineer is covered with Omega Auto Care. When its water pump went out and I filed a claim, things went very well. I took my car to the mechanic and showed him my coverage. Then he called them and the next day, my car was fixed. I was very satisfied with their process. I'd also tell my friends that it’s good to have a coverage on your car if anything happened and Omega is very good. They came and gave me a jump for my battery, and the guy who started it up was very nice. So, I would recommend Omega.

I have a 2013 Cadillac CTS covered by Omega Auto Care. Recently, I had an ignition coil claim and it went well. They made sure they had the number of any extended issues and problems, and they made the phone calls and got all that approved before the work was done. So far, I’m pleased and very satisfied. It was the first time that I had an issue and it was taken care of and everything went according to plan.

The repair and the claims process with Omega Auto Care went well. I filed the claim over the phone and it was good.

I have my 2011 Silverado covered with Omega Auto Care. They do a lot of jobs and they cover electrical parts so I really wanted to have them. I didn’t know exactly what they’ll cover, so I took it to the Chevrolet place initially. They also didn’t know exactly what it was at first, so they checked everything. I gave them my card and my information, and they took it from there. Then I got a call saying that Omega was gonna cover. The claims process was really good. The Chevrolet place did everything and then they told me I needed to pay a little over $100. Omega answered fast and I didn’t hear anything from the Chevrolet place that they didn't get their money over there. Considering a lot of companies and a lot of sham, Omega is a really good company to work with. The insurance covered what I needed it to do. Omega Auto Care is very dependable and I’ll recommend them.

I have my 2011 Ford F250 King Ranch covered by Omega Auto Care. When its tank filter had to be fixed, the dealer took care of the claim. It works well now and everything with Omega worked great so far.

I have a 2007 Dodge Caliber. I had a problem with the alternator and Omega Auto Care fixed it, and then I paid the balance. I pay a monthly premium. I called them for the claim, and they told me the person that was going to fix the car gave them the telephone number and the information about the car, the VIN number and that was that. I'm satisfied 100%.

I have a 2014 Hyundai Sonata which I have covered with Omega and they help me out anytime. But recently, I had a problem with them. For some reason, they were taking money out of my account twice and I didn’t notice it until about two or three months. I had surgery and I wasn’t doing really well, so, I wasn’t following through on everything that I needed to follow through on. When I finally got a grasp back on everything that I was supposed to do, I noticed it. So, I called Omega and spoke to a few people. It ended up getting straightened out and they put money back in my account. They also apologized for the mistake that they made and after that, everything has been fine.

I had a 2010 Lexus and when I had an issue with its alternator, the place that fixed the car filed a claim to Omega. They were very cooperative and they did what they said that they would do. And when I spoke to their rep, he was very friendly. Omega was excellent and I was really glad that I went with them. They did a great job and they took care of the problem.

I got my 2015 Chrysler 300 covered through Omega Auto Care so if something breaks down, I won’t have to worry about it. Something wasn’t working right with my car so I took it to the local Chrysler dealership and told them that it should be covered, and it was. The dealership filed the claim and I was completely hands-off. My car was in the shop for a day and I paid a $100 deductible. And they fixed my car. Thank you, Omega.

I took my 2012 Equinox covered with Omega Auto Care in because one of the lights was turning on. It turned out to be the sensor module and they replaced it. All I had to pay was my deductible. They took care of the car and we were very satisfied. Omega is a good coverage.

I was happy and surprised that claiming with Omega Auto Care was very easy. I literally didn’t have to do anything. I have a Chevy Malibu that I got an extended warranty insurance for with Omega. I was reluctant to even sign up for it at first and I was fully expecting them to be like, “No. We can’t cover anything.” But they did cover stuff when I had to take my car to a Chevy dealership. It had an engine light and the guys at the dealership told me what was wrong with it - some sensor. I gave them the card that Omega sent me and then they did the claim for me. And I ended up only paying the $100 deductible and Omega covered the rest; parts and labor.

I have a BMW 335xi covered by Omega Auto Care. I took it to the shop and then the mechanic does everything and it's quick. But the process takes a long time. Omega told me to send videos. I sent videos already and it's been a week. I don't have a car to go to work and you don't get a rental, so it's a problem because you gotta pay for Uber. They only pay for rental when they work on the car. But they haven't worked on the car because they haven't approved the claim.

I just had to bring this to anybody’s attention. I purchased this insurance since 12/15. They convinced us that my truck was on good hands. I told them, "I own a shop. Can I do my repairs as well." They said yes. But one day back on 2017 I had an issue with my bearing so my husband had too much work at our shop so he told me just take it to the dealership so I did. Prestige Ford called me and told me they had an issue with them. They did not want to pay for the repair for me to call so I did. They said the reason was because they were overcharging. I said, "Of course. It’s not just the wheel bearing. It’s the CV Axle." So it took two weeks for them to give me my truck back. When I went to pick it up the manager told me, "Sorry but if you ever have to fix your car again you're not welcome with that insurance. They're a pain in the ** and so unprofessional."

I JUST had this experience. They called me just now to talk about the extended warranty on my Mazda CX-5. I have to say I was very interested so I’m almost ready to purchase but I ask this gentleman from the financing department (Richard **) to give me either 24 hours or at least not push me too hard towards having to make a decision right away. His reply was “then all right. Have a good day - click!” And he hung up on me!!! I don’t understand how rude you have to be to behave this way. There’s only one explanation about this behavior: they knew I was smelling something fishy and once I figured it out they wouldn’t have had the deal anymore, so better off going after someone a little less rational than me to take their money and run!!! Bad bad company. I would never allow my employees to run my business this way if it was a legit service, therefore... BE AWARE!!!

I brought my BMW to the mechanic and didn’t call anybody. It was a super pleasant experience because I was expecting to go through the hassle of calling somebody and making all the arrangements, but my mechanic took care of it and he also said that Omega was professional and easy. It was satisfactory and very good the way it was handled. It's totally worth it and I’m very happy.

When it's raining, the brake light on my Equinox was coming on and so I took it to the shop. It's the first time I ever had Omega Auto Care and they paid for my car to be fixed. However, I'm dissatisfied that they don’t have a special place that I can take the car to and I have to find the company myself that would take it. Also, the light still comes on and the shop rechecked it but they said that they didn’t know why it comes on and that there's nothing wrong with it.

My 2013 Chrysler 300 was smelling radiator fluid and I saw steam coming up. I called the dealership first then told them that I had Omega Auto Care warranty and they took care of filing a claim for it. But this dealership was horrible. They charged me $100 deductible every single time and they told me that it was a $100 deductible on every item that they check and that they cannot say that there was gonna be something wrong. The check engine light was not on, but I told the guy that there was something wrong as I smelled something. So, I told them to keep the $100 and that I'll wait until the car breaks down and call them from the roadside.

Omega Auto Care did one coverage for me. I did the claim through my mechanic and everything seemed to be good. I have no complaints and have recommended Omega to a couple of people.

I filed a claim with Omega for the air conditioner condenser of my 2014 Chevy Silverado and they covered it. I took the car to the dealership, they fixed it and I paid $100. Omega's reps were good. Also, they have good prices. Overall, I am satisfied. I would tell others that Omega is a good company.

I took my Infiniti M45 to the mechanic at Omega Auto Care and they looked at it. They found out that my front wheel bearing was bad and they replaced it. The shop did the claim for me and I’m satisfied with it. I was okay with everything, it’s a pretty good warranty company to deal with and I had no problem with them.

I got two weeks of the warranty with Omega Auto Care and I had a claim for my Honda CRV. I was having trouble with the steering and I took it into EMV. The guys that repaired it said that I needed two new parts and a bushing. They said it was bad and had to be replaced. I had no trouble and I didn’t even really analyze it. I gave them my extended warranty, told them to see what they’ll pay and they took care of it. The guys at the shop did the claim and everything went smoothly. There was no problem and I would tell friends that they did a great job.

When my car's motor stopped working, Omega sent an inspector and he said that I ran it a lot. When the lights blinked, the motor was not working and I overdrove it. Omega replaced the radiator, thermostat and other little details but they didn't take care of the main issue. Omega is not worth it and I didn't like my experience

I have a 2003 Chevy Silverado that is covered with Omega. I brought it to the repair shop to have my electronics checked as my heater core was burned out, and they had me covered the same day I took it in, so I'm pretty satisfied with it. However, I talked to the rep from Omega the other day as I can't quite afford the coverage right now because I'm unemployed, and the rep said he could put it on hold for maybe a month. I hate to drop it but right now I'm limited on my funds. Other than that, Omega Auto is a well worth plan.

When my Toyota Camry's turn signals and headlights wouldn't stay on, I filed a claim to Omega Auto Care over the phone. The claims process was cool. I'm satisfied with it.

I purchased a service contract on 3/16/18. On 4/23/18 I filed a claim for a coolant leak. The claim was denied because the repair shop was told that it needed to be 31 days after the purchase of the contract and that it was only 30... in actuality it was 39 days after purchase. I contacted the customer service dept and was told that the repair shop said that my wife had been adding coolant for 2 weeks but the shop said that my wife added coolant 2 times... in actuality my wife added coolant for back to back days on the 21st and 22nd and brought the car in on the 23rd. It should have been well under coverage but was denied coverage because it was only 30 days not 31. It sounds like a company trying to do whatever and make excuses for not paying the $658.00. Very unhappy and wondering about the validity of this company considering cancellation of my policy!!!

In December 3rd, I called Omega Auto Care and got the camera on my car repaired. It lasted about a week and it doesn’t work again. Omega's been great but I couldn’t get back in there to get the camera taken care of. I cancelled my coverage because I lost my job in the process and I couldn't make the payments.

I had our Dodge Challenger covered by Omega Auto Care and I filed a claim for an alternator that had an issue. I went to my dealership and I gave them the information of the coverage and then they took care of it from there. They just told us to pay the deductible. So far, everything was fine and I’m very satisfied with them. They took care of what needed to be taken care of.

I have a Mazda 6 covered with Omega Auto Care and I recently filed a claim for the shifter. I took the car to my dealership and they contacted Omega. Then they approved the work based on the order from the insurance. My dealership said that Omega was really good as far as their response time and getting everything done, and I am very satisfied. The process was smooth and it was a fast turnaround getting everything approved and fixed, so I was impressed. I would tell my friends that Omega’s pricing was good and they lived up to the standards that they provided hassle-free.

My Dodge Ram wouldn't start and it had to have the fuse box replaced. I filed a claim for it with Omega Auto Care over the phone and it was easy. I was satisfied with the process. I have carried Omega for about a year and a half now and they have been helpful whenever I need it.