Protect My Car Reviews

Everything came out positive from day one with Protect My Car. When I was looking for a warranty, I was looking at two companies and price-wise, Protect My Car was better. Having this warranty has worked out great so far. When I had a claim, we just dropped my car off and the dealership just called and verified. We picked it up after it was fixed with no problem at all.

I researched online and decided to get Protect My Car. Their specialist has been great, and Protect My Car has been good.

Protect My Car is a good place. I love the experience. I still have another vehicle with them. I had three vehicles with them. One vehicle was like a little over two years. So, I sold that one. Then I transferred my new car over to them, and then I ended up signing in my fiancee’s car over with them. I had been with them for a little over a year, and they told me that my policy was discontinued because of non-payment. But I never received any bills or any phone calls. It’s just on one car, and I have to just redo it again. But other than that, I don’t have any complaints with them.

Protect My Car offered a good, vast coverage on the Lincoln I own. When I had the conversation with the person on the phone, they were real honest about what they offer and what they do, unlike other folks that I talked to. They were a little bit slow about sending out an agent to investigate the car, but as far as service overall, it's a lot better. My car sat at the shop five weeks as there were several levels of approval that they had to go through. The estimator took about four days to get there, and then the estimator required the Ford company to take another step. I had to rent a car, but they came through and did a great job.

I thought my transmission was gone and I wanted to cover it so I got Protect My Car. I filed one claim and they covered some of it and I had to pay a little bit. The car was in the shop overnight. They were helpful.

Previously, I submitted a claim to Protect My Car for a hose. I wasn't tracking it and that wasn't covered. More recently, I submitted a claim to them for my alternators. I paid my deductible and everything went well.

When I called them to sign up, everything was good. Everybody that I talked to were okay. The coverage is great and they helped with the engine. They take care of stuff fast and got the job done quick.

I didn’t get a warranty with my car because it already had more mileage. But when they called me, I ended up taking a warranty for it. I talked to them over the phone and they seemed like they were okay. They were real good and nice.

My first claim with Protect My Car was good but the second one was horrible. My transmission went out and the place I put it in did a nice job, especially when I had my whole engine replaced. The same guys who did the transmission did the engine but my car is still not right. I spoke to Protect My Car about it. They covered 50% and they are supposed to be investigating it because the contractor overcharged them by $900. I haven’t heard back from nobody since July or August. I paid $900 too much, and they’re not doing anything about my second claim with my engine. They should improve on their customer service and follow-ups. Nobody’s following up on the work that’s supposed to be done.

There were a couple other places that I called and they gave me quotes but Protect My Car was a little bit more of a reasonable cost. Others said they have full coverage and I was looking at how much I would pay for repairs. Unfortunately, because of the high mileage on my car, most of those places wanted almost $200 a month for full coverage. They would have covered the same thing that Protect My Car does, but looking at the cost by the end of the year, I would have paid almost twice as much as the cost of repairs. And so for them to have full coverage and pay that much money a month, I was like, “Yeah, it doesn’t work out for my wallet.” Protect My Car covers half and the cost was a lot better. It is worth it. They're more economical and more within my budget.

I waited in the cold for the towing department to get back with me and they never did. I called a towing company that I thought you contracted with to find out later the company refused to take your PO offer. I had to pay out of pocket which I had little money and had to pay 50% of the cost for car repairs. Is there another solution?

Protect My Car is like an insurance policy. You never know if something’s gonna happen. You wanna be prepared, so it’s good to have as long as the price is reasonable and affordable. I tried a different company and they were fraudulent. I got the policy with Protect My Car because I felt like it was something that I should have just in case. Any claim that I put through, they stood behind it, whereas the other place, they didn’t stand behind it at all. I’m still waiting for them to send me my money back. Protect My Car's customer service team makes everything easy and simple, and they always answer my questions. So far, I’m satisfied with them.

My car's old and I had repairs coming up, and I was thinking about that upfront dollar amount when you get repairs done. I decided to get a warranty. Protect My Car had called me and I thought about it. It’s an old car, and I didn’t think anybody would cover it, but they did. Their representatives have been real nice. When I filed a claim, it went fine. I picked my car up from the place that fixed it, and I didn’t know how my part of payment would be. And then all of a sudden, they took money out of my account. I was surprised that they just took the money out without having a conversation with me that it was about to be taken out.

I've been with Protect My Car for about nine months and my experience has been okay. I went to one Jiffy Lube and they said they don’t take the warranty. I called Protect My Car and let them know because they did it one time before. And I just paid for the oil change.

The gentlemen in the claims department were very helpful and they answered all my questions. They were very quick in getting everything approved and paying the claim.

Protect My Car's rep gave me a good breakdown and told me that if I go with a certain plan, I'd have no deductible. It has been about a year since I got my plan and I have filed a couple of claims. I normally go to the place that’s gonna repair my car and they contact Protect My Car, and then everything is worked out. I would like the coverage to be cheaper, though.

I’ve called Protect My Car a couple of times just to see if one or two things that were wrong with my car were covered, but they weren’t. Still, everybody’s cool.

My daughter works for Protect My Car and she was telling me about their wonderful perks. I then decided to try them. A supervisor at the company got me set up, and she was very good. Everything was pretty much set up, and she told what I was going to be receiving something. I have filed a claim already and that went well. It is on the calipers and they took care of it. I'm working on two other claims now that I didn't realize I could put a claim for.

Protect My Car was the only agency I could go with due to the mileage on the vehicle. They're very, very good at what they do. I've not had any issues out of them. I've used them twice for oil change recently, and once for a repair. They’ve been pretty upfront with me to begin with. I just wish the coverage that they offered was a little bit better.

I went to register my CVS ExtraCare card and the recording said, “Do you wanna save money?” And the next thing I knew, I had signed up for Protect My Car. I have filed a claim and it was not a pleasant service. I didn’t know the process was so cumbersome. It was long and lengthy in what they would pay for, what they wouldn't pay for, and having to fax in the bill from the repair shop. It was awful. I only filed a claim once and I was a bit disappointed that they wouldn't pay for my last oil change in March. When I took it in, they said that I don’t have enough mileage on it. Protect My Car coverage says there are three oil changes a year. But what they didn’t tell me was, if I don’t meet the criteria of 3,000 miles, then I'd have to wait a year. I did the oil change in March and I was trying to get one in August, and I didn’t think that was that close. I would never drive 3,000 miles in a three-month time period, more so, in a whole year.

Everything seems to be fine with Protect My Car. This was a referral from my wife who had Protect My Car for another vehicle. Their reps were very helpful every step of the way. And I've saved quite a bit of money as a result of having this protection. The claim process wasn't too bad. I called the number, I made my claim, I told them where I'd taken my vehicle, and then I put my service adviser at the repair shop in touch with the Protect My Car representative. They did their thing and took care of everything.

I felt I was overpaying with my previous company. I was with CarShield for seven months and nothing went wrong with the car. And it always made me nervous that if there was a big expensive problem that required opening up the motor and/or the transmission and they determined that it was a solenoid or something electrical, that they would just not pay for that. So, I like the fact that Protect My Car would cover a solenoid. I know that most of these engine problems are electrical. So, the fact that CarShield doesn't cover that made me nervous. I like Protect My Car's structure better. I paid a little over half of what I used to be paying and they would cover half the bill.

I was looking for a rental car then and I pushed a button, and I ended up talking to Protect My Car. It was a good time to call because I’m in the car dealer now and I'm curious to see how much they’re gonna pick up of it because right now, it just doesn’t seem financially, it’s worth anything to me. So now, my question is just value and whether or not to maintain it. But the people who I talked to, and even the first time that I thought about dropping it, the lady spent time with me trying to tell me all they offer. She was telling me things that I didn’t know that they offered. She was really kind and that was one of the reasons why I stayed with them.

After I got Protect My Car I wasn't happy with it. I didn't like the terms of the contract. I called them up to cancel it, and the girl wouldn't take no for an answer. She said, "I'll send you an email," which I never seen it, and they just kept the policy going. So right from the get-go I wasn't happy. It was a one-sided contract. And for the amount of money that it was gonna cost it was insane.

So far, everything is working out pretty good with Protect My Car. I don't have any problems with my vehicle, but knowing that I got the coverage gives me the assurance and the confidence that if anything does happen, I got them to fall back on. The guy from Protect My Car who called and sold me a policy gave me the assurance of having a brand new car coverage for a used vehicle pretty much sold it right there. It was like I got gold coverage for the price of lead. You can't beat that.

I’m not satisfied with Protect My Car because I had a better policy than the last time when I renewed. But I’m not blaming them. I’m blaming myself because I didn’t read my new policy. I thought I still had the same thing until I went to use it, and then come to find out I was only covered at 50% as opposed to $100 deductible that I always had. So I’m dropping Protect My Car. They changed the policy and I didn’t pay attention to it. I’ve been had them for five or six years and I never used them, but when it expired and I renewed it, they totally changed something. I'm very dissatisfied. I would rather go with CarShield or somebody else.

If the car breaks down, I want it protected so I got a service contract. The contract with Protect My Car was not what I expected. You pay them bimonthly, why would you have to pay for a claim? It should be already covered. But it's the best I can get right now. They're professional and they protect me. I only need to call them to save half. They did pay for my car but it seems like every time they gotta pay by check, it takes too long. It takes a whole month and that needs to be worked on. It's like they have to go to different departments and do this and that approval-wise. The shop is not going to let your car go even if you give them half. They want all that money before you even go get your car and pull it off the lot. I still have to pay for rental cars too. Other than those, everything else is excellent.

Protect My Car's offer was good and the price was affordable compared to the benefits I'm getting. I got American Auto Shield prior to this and Protect My Car has more better things like the oil change the roadside assistance. I'm not sure though if they would cover the engine and transmission. I have filed a claim before and it went okay. The whole thing that's connecting the tires was worn out and it was all replaced. My interactions with their reps were good. The only difference is that with my previous provider, I'd only pay a $100 deductible. With Protect My Car, I'd pay half of the quote, which is high. I would rather if they have a deductible but not half because that's too much. Sometimes because it's too much, I cannot afford it. That was what happened to me. It took me a long time to save up my part. But overall, my experience was good.

My vehicle had so many miles on it, and the only warranty that was available to me was Protect My Car. The guy that I spoke told me about the policy. I really liked the policy and the discounts. They handled the purchase pretty well. They're actually pretty nice. The fan belt of my van broke and it was having trouble. We took it to Pep Boys, and they’ve fixed it for us. The coverage was okay because if it wasn’t for Protect My Car I would have probably paid double or triple.

I chose Protect My Car as a mistake. I was calling Bank of America and I dialed its one number wrong, and Protect My Car answered my call. I started the conversation with a girl on Protect My Car and she told me all the goodies about the coverage. She convinced me that for $98 a month, it will protect my Escalade, and it was a good offer at that time. When I made my first claim, we had a misunderstanding and then I was gonna cancel. But somebody from customer service called me and they told me that they will handle my case personally. After all that, everything became very good.

I needed to get some repair work done, and saw Protect My Car online. The sales reps were a little bit pushy, but not too bad. Also a lot of things weren’t covered. I thought it was kind of a bumper-to-bumper, where everything covered. They could also have a little more of a discount if you use a certain garage.

They got in touch with me and they got me on a really good plan. To the best of my knowledge, they gave me a discount for being a student, and I appreciated that the payments were reasonable, which is around $70 a month and that they offered 50% as far as anything mechanical issues. It seems to work out. I drive a Ford, so I was having the fears of future problems, and it seemed like a good thing to go for.

My car is a 2006 and I didn’t have any car warranty for a while. As I was looking through some papers one day, I thought of doing an extended protection plan. I did with Protect My Car and I've been with them for several years now. I had a water pump that was going out. The shift changer gear kept hanging up in park. Sometimes, it was really hard to get it going. It was leaking really bad. So, I contacted the dealership. I just took my paperwork in and the dealership did the claims process. They need to correspond directly with the Protect My Car people because they need to know that the work is being done by authorized people. So far, communication has been good. My car is still in the shop. They had to do some seals. My experience with Protect My Car has been good. I knew having an extended protection plan would be helpful when I have a problem.

My car had went down on me and I was looking at the warranties and I happened to see Protect My Car. Protect My Car has been okay so far. I got my car back in the shop now, and I was just getting my cooling system done. Before I was gonna put it in the shop to get my cooling system done, I had broken my axle. So, that made me really had to put it in the shop. When I got it in the shop, got with Protect My Car and I hooked up with the shop and they got to talking, I talked to Protect My Car again and they were like I had to pay a $967 deductible. I didn't understand because I’m paying them every month and I'm paying them out of the blue. I wasn’t expecting that. Protect My Car didn’t let me know ahead of time.

I read about Protect My Car and I said, "Let me try. You never can tell what works or not.” I had a good interaction with their rep. However, there were certain things that they did not explain properly. I've filed a claim for a transmission issue. They were able to help me but it was a little frustrating. They did not explain properly, especially the renting, that you have to go and rent your own car and then they will take care of it. They never did explain that the customer has to put out a certain amount. That was what I was unhappy with. I suggest they explain to the customers every detail especially when renting the car, what they expected, etc. Otherwise, I'm okay with the service.

Protect My Car covered older cars. I had it twice. Their reps were friendly, and they explained everything down to a T, so they made me feel comfortable about getting it. I had a claim and I took my car to a shop and I just gave them the number of the claims. The shop called Protect My Car and then I didn’t really have to do too much more after that. The only thing is they had my car for about a month, and a rental would have been nice. Besides that, everything was pretty cool and smooth. There were no issues with the payments.

I’ve been pretty pleased with the service of Protect My Car. The initial time was wonderful. I thought I was covered, and everything was gonna be great. Then when I had the first claim the submission part wasn't too bad. I took the car to the dealer, and the dealer called and explained to Protect My Car what was wrong with the car. They only paid for part of it. A bearing needed to be replaced in the car, and they said they couldn’t pay for the bearing because it’s part of the flap wheel, which made no sense to me whatsoever. And I’m still a little pissed. I had to pay for it out-of-pocket. The initial sale was that it covers all drivetrain components. And this was a drivetrain component, and it was not covered. I still have the warranty. I still plan to call them if I need it. But I am kind of leery.

Protect My Car is a great company. They have taken care of me from the day of the reception and looked for the best option for my situation. They covered it when I had problems with the car, and if they couldn't cover it, at least they cover the basic necessity of towing. So, that was a great blessing. And if I'm doing a claim, it's easy. If the car company, like the person who is fixing my car is doing it, they don't like waiting and then they don't have patience, so it really would fall back on me. But I don't mind doing it. Everybody that I dealt with is always professional. Even in my frustration, which happened one time, they were always professional. They made sure I understood everything. I love them and I really recommend them to anybody who has an older car. I plan to add another car after I make my initial payment that I owe for this month and next month.

When I called into my bank and was about to do a transaction, I was told that there was a promotion. I thought I might as well get it anyway because if Protect My Car was gonna pay half, then it was gonna be way cheaper in my pocket, so I could save money as well. But when I called in and I asked if they had a list of mechanics that they preferred, they said no.

Having a service contract is the smart thing to do. I had an auto warranty with my dealership but they ripped me off. I then went with Protect My Car. They were very informative. A lot of things slipped my mind after the conversation with the specialist, but after finding my pamphlet, I saw that I can get breaks and everything done except for tires. I had my vehicle taken in and get it checked out already. The steering rack of the car was something they looked at. I called them there because I wanted them to call me back because they did not get everything. Something was left out, because I feel it in my car. Overall, the Protect My Car's service was great.

Protect My Car gave me better options. I called them and their reps tried to help me with the best package that they had available for my car. I used my warranty when there was an issue with my master cylinder. The claim went pretty well but the process wasn't as easy. The dealership had to contact Protect My Car then they had to contact me and ask permission to protect my auto so that they could proceed with the fixing.

I wanted to be on the safe side and decided to get an insurance coverage because my vehicle is a used car. Protect My Car called me and it sounded good. Their customer service handled questions and concerns well, that was why I went ahead and got it. They, nevertheless, could have given me another 10% off. I wish it would have been at least a better percentage to be paid, but, overall, I think it would help.

I had a great experience with Protect My Car. Their reps were very helpful. They explained the benefits to me very well. I had a compressor that went out of my car. I took it to where I always have taken my car over the years, to Firestone, and things went perfectly. I had no problems whatsoever. They gave me a rental car for the time they had my car. They fixed my car and turned the rental car in. They actually had a extra day on me stating that I had to pay for it but they didn’t know they granted me that day, because it happened to be over a weekend. And when nobody was open on Sundays and they weren’t getting the parts, so they had to put that on Monday. I like Protect My Car mostly because they’re prompt and on time. I didn’t have to sit around and wait on them to decide. I told my friends about my experience and how prompt it was. And they know me, I’m a hard person to please.

The garage took care of the claims process with Protect My Car. They did an oil change and they had an engine repaired. And then, just recently was a transmission. So far, the Protect My Car coverage seems okay as far as the claiming. But they cover only 50% of the job. You still end up paying half of it. Sometimes, the bill is $3,000 and then, you have a coverage paying $3000 of that warranty, and I still have to pay half of the damages. That’s the only down part about it. The coverage that I had in the past covered everything including rental. That was when you had less mileage. But I guess it was due to the mileage. Other than that, my experience was okay. I just don’t like the 50% thing.

Protect My Car was great, but it was not so great when I did two claims. They didn't deny my claim, but they gave me a hard time approving my claim because they said I got an aftermarket intake. When they tried to deny my claim, I told them to let me argue my statement about the airflow and a catch can. They apparently listened to what I said and did their own research and understood that a aftermarket filter is better than a stock filter, and a catch cannot hurt the car and it only helps the car. I give them credit on those things. I didn’t have to pull the Mechanic Act from 1776 that they can’t deny my claim for aftermarket parts and they can prove that aftermarket part is what’s causing damage.

Protect My Car gave me multiple phone call, every single day at the same time. They explained to me what they did and figured I would give it a shot. They were very informative and kinda calmed me down a little bit because I was already mad as they've been calling for a week straight before I finally got to answer to see what it was. Their coverage was cut and dry, plain and simple.

The car was overheating and filed a claim with Protect My Car. The money part was fine. I paid my half, and they paid the other half. I thought they were a fake company, so I really was appreciative. I called a bunch of warranty companies. One of them I had already got robbed. But Protect My Car was good, and I'm gonna stay with them.

My experience with Protect My Car has been cool, but I gotta take my car back to the dealership. What happened was, a light came on and it said something about the wheels. The picture it showed was all four wheels. Something was wrong with it and it was shaking. When I took it in, the shop gave me a loaner. They fixed the part that they were supposed to fix, then the recall was on, then they fixed the part that it was initially there for. They were supposed to be trying to negotiate something with Protect My Car for the spoiler in the back, but when the shop called me, they said that Protect My Car don’t cover that. I just said that I’d get that fixed on my own later on down the line. I had the car for two days. I had my car sitting and it was warming up, and the same lights came back on.

Getting a car fixed nowadays is very expensive, but having Protect My Car gives me some sense of security. But it's not a lot of security because if something happens where my car needs to be repaired, it's still gonna cost me some out-of-pocket expenses, especially if there's a high deductible on it.

I never thought about having a protection plan, but since I got it, it’s wonderful because I can’t afford an engine. The engine for a car is like $4,000 to $8,000. I might as well just go ahead and buy a new car. I love Protect My Car. They really helped. They're nice and my experience with them was very good. My payment a month is reasonable, and their customer service is wonderful. I had got an engine put in my car and they were really helpful with that and with the people that I was with. I also had a claim the other day, but I have to get my part of the money up. I need a lower control arm for my car and a wheel alignment. I want to get a wheel alignment and they said I couldn't get it because I need a lower arm control. So, when the people called my claim in, they said the total is $517 for the job. But I have to pay 50%, and Protect My Car will pay the other 50%.

My truck was getting older and I wanted to have some protection on it, so decided to get Protect My Car. Their guys are good, but it always takes forever for me to get my vehicle back every time it goes to the shop. My truck has been in the shop for two or three months now and I still haven’t gotten it back. I had a bad PCM and Protect My Car haven’t even ordered it yet at the mechanic shop. And it was between the shop getting whatever part Protect My Car wanted, versus what’s affordable.

I love Protect My Car. They're the only aftermarket warranty company that I’ve used that actually works. I’ve had at least three different companies and this is the only one that actually does what they say they're gonna do. The other ones just took premiums and never honor a claim. One time I got my tires rotated and they broke a ball joint. And then I had to pay for them breaking it and Protect My Car paid half. And then CarShield or somebody was like, “Oh, we got a better plan for you.” So I cancelled and then I switched over and they just took my premiums. But I’m now back with Protect My Car and they're the only ones I trust. Whenever I speak with them they're always very professional, very courteous and very pleasant to work with. They got great staff. I recommended them to a friend, and she got a policy this month.

Protect My Car has been really good to me. Every time I have a car repair issue, they go beyond and fix it with no problems at all. And it's a good value, cheap payments, and I like being with them overall. When I have a claim, the dealership would call them, let them know what the repair needs are, and then I talk with them also and get it all set up. The customer service is very good when I speak to them. So, I'm really glad I went with it and chose them since having the service plan makes me feel so much better protected. I've also already recommended them to quite a bit of people and talked about how cheap the plan is to what my cost is and how cheap the monthly payments are. I have no issues with them and they are a really good company to go with and highly recommend for car repairs also.

I put a warranty on my car so in case something goes wrong, I can get it fixed. Protect My Car's rep was very good. I was very appreciative. I had to file a claim when I had to get my heat fixed. It went very well. The repair didn't take any time at all. The mechanic I went to gave an estimation that I need. He got in touch with Protect My Car, and they took care of the situation. The only problem I had was when I had locked my keys in my car one day last month. I called Protect My Car, and they gave me such a runaround. I was talking to an answering machine in the first place. And then, they told me to call a number. They were gonna connect me with the first people I called, and then they said, "You have to call these people."

I'm having a very good experience with Protect My Car. I was trying to make a phone call to some other warranty when I saw Protect My Car somewhere along the line. I talked to them and they told me about what they could do. I spoke to a lady on the phone who sounded very honest and sounded like they would really help me if I had a problem. She made it sound good, so I signed up with them.

I had dealt with Protect My Car before and not too long after that, I got them. I understood everything the rep was saying. I called in a claim, they verified it through a mechanic and it went pretty smooth. The first time, I had a valve cover gasket. On my Audi, I’ve had an oil leak and they’re fixing that now. They were able to cover 50% of it.

Protect My Car had someone call. Usually I don’t accept those calls, but I did that day. They began to tell me about the coverage, and the price was right. I thought, “Can I lose?” And then it wasn’t a month until the axle in our car broke. I told the dealership, “I have this insurance but I don't know if they'll pay this.” Most places, you have to wait a month or something like that. I said, “But you can call them and see.” He called them and they said it was covered and it's been replaced. They covered like half of it. That was okay with me because I felt bad claiming something so quick. Our transmission messed up, but it’s still covered under Nissan, so we had both things fixed at the same time. They did a real good job with Protect My Car. The mechanic was the one to call Protect My Car. I'm very satisfied.

I had a transmission replaced in my truck back in August, and Protect My Car handled it very well. I still had to end up paying half of the cost of it. That’s part of the deal overall that I pay half the cost of everything. But the only thing I was a bit concerned about was because I ended up having to pay for a rental out-of-pocket, and I thought part of the agreement was to reimburse me for that. It cost me a good bit of money. I also thought once they get a notification that a vehicle is in the shop they get to speak to the servicing dealership or repair facility. I would think they would ask right then and there if there was a rental car associated with the customer having transportation until the vehicle was fixed. I had asked about it but I never really got any real answer or any return phone calls when I have spoken to the representative. But they were pretty good with calling me back in regards to getting the truck fixed. They were pretty good for the most part.

The reps that I spoke with from Protect My Car were really good. They're always really professional when I talked to them. At one time, I called and I talked to a gentleman, and he was really sweet and cool. At first, I wasn’t sure what I was gonna go with, and when I called and talked to Lee, she helped me out quite a bit. I got my car it worked on and the place that fixed it did all the talking to Protect My Car. The mechanic did fix my issue. With what the issue was, it was kind of expensive of a fix, but I didn’t pay. I only paid the co-pay. It was only 100 bucks. It was great service. So far, everything is going pretty good with Protect My Car. It's working.

I was online, reading on my phone, going over certain things for cars, and I happened to have ran upon Protect My Car, and I liked it. I went through four or five other companies and Protect My Car was affordable and they had a lot of things that were helpful. The specialist I dealt with was very good. The claims process on my fuel pump and broken belt was quick and detailed. Communication was open between both parties and myself, which makes three parties. So, all parties involved had an understanding on what was going on and what work was done.

I was purchasing a BMW, so I wanted to make sure that I had something “just in case”. I looked Protect My Car up and it was the first one I saw and I talked to, and that’s who we went with. My experience has been okay. Their reps were always good. There was only one time that we kinda had a disagreement. I had coverage on my wife’s car and on my car, and somehow, her car had stopped three times and she kinda needed a tow. And they weren’t specific at first like they said that she had three tows and I had three tows a year, but they never told us that a tire change was a tow. My wife needed a jump and they considered that as a tow. And so that happened three times with her. I used it twice and I paid out of pocket, and they wanted the receipt to send the money. The first time, they did. But the second time, they wouldn’t do it because they said that my wife’s car had used it.

Getting a service contract for my vehicle was something that I never even imagined doing. I was on the phone and one of Protect My Car's representatives was professional enough and was able to give me a verbal in-depth consultation over the phone, giving me enough confidence to believe that it was worth trying. He was well-knowledgeable of the service, and had given me as much intellect as I was not really mentally prepared in getting so much knowledge about a service I never tried. The monthly payment was within my budget.

If I have the discipline to set that money aside every month, I'd be paying more for repairs than Protect My Car does. We had a recent claim and for what they covered, I don't think it's worth the 97 bucks a month. They only covered a couple hundred out of like 1,500. And as old as my husband's truck is, I really don’t think it's worth it anymore.

Everything went fine with my most recent claim. I just wish they paid for it all instead of part of it.

I checked around and then I talked to one of the representatives who was very impressive. He explained a lot of the benefits to me, and it seemed like a no-brainer. I had spoken with them before and they have been very helpful. Every issue that I had, they walked me through it. The last time I had an auto claim, it took less than 20 minutes.

When I did some research, I found that Protect My Car had a military discount and the reps did very well. They explained everything, but they forgot a couple of things. Every time I would call, I would get a different person and I don’t like that. Having Protect My Car helps, but the assembly-line approach is frustrating and it slowed down the process when I was dealing with my account trying to get my repairs. There should at least be notes on the account, so that if I call and talk to a different person, that person can see the previous conversation and the hot points of it. I had a couple of issues when I filed my claim because I dealt with so many different people. It delayed things for three days. Also, the part that I got put in is not working anymore (a couple of weeks after I got it replaced). I have to send it back, and let the dealership look at it then they have to reach out to Protect My Car again to get the part replaced.

The company I have now where I bought my car from offered their kind, the I went online and decided to go the whole opposite side by choosing Protect My Car. They said they will take care of a lot of the maintenance plan, and that I didn't have to worry about it. If I break down, they are there for me and I feel secure with it. I made a claim with my fly clutch on my Blazer, and they took care of it well. My extended warranty is for four years. We are happy.

I read a post online and Protect My Car was cheaper. I purchased a warranty from them and everything was good in how they handled my problems in my claims. I got an alternator at one point and they paid a portion of it. It wasn't that much but it was good. And it was the place where I took it that dealt with Protect My Car. Then I also had my transmission done, but they gave me a hard time with that one! They wanted me to go through the dealer but I didn't wanna pay that much money to do that. The place I was taking it to gave me a good deal, but it was already for a year warranty. The Protect My Car people wanted me to do 5 years, but I was not keeping the car for that long and I only wanted to do a whole 12 months since I was gonna get a new car in the summer. In the end, they paid for most of the portion, almost a split even. That was the only one that had me a problem but everything else was fine.

I have an older vehicle and I felt like a service contract would be a good help if I had to pay all of my repairs. The Protect My Car rep went over a lot of things about the policy and the procedures on how to get claims. They were very knowledgeable on the subject and confident. And they were passionate about delivering. When I filed a claim for a radiator, I thought when you called and sent the claim, they’d just go ahead and get everything done at once. But I had to call them, and then they had to put an extra hour on there to call back and make sure that everything was right. It was a slow and long process of paperwork. I was without a vehicle for about three hours, but it was taken care of. The service contract is a great deal and I like it so much. I drive normally now because I know I’m protected.

My first claim with Protect My Car was a horrible experience. I took my car in a shop and I went without a car for almost 3 weeks. I had to rent a car and I paid for it out of pocket. They were supposed to reimburse me for a week or a couple days, which never happened. My car was in the shop for gasket and tune-up work. I thought tune-up work was a maintenance thing that was required to have for the car, so that was supposed to be paid for but they didn’t pay for that. I paid almost $3,500 for my car and they didn’t cover hardly anything. Also, the representatives I spoke with were very not helpful.

I was calling for something else and it directed me to Protect My Car. I went on and listened to what the rep had to say and I accepted it. Whoever I spoke with was convincing, but I also knew I needed the warranty for the older vehicle that I had since my warranty had already lapsed on it. Then, the vehicle needed some work done on it before I could really drive it. So, I took it to the dealership and Protect My Car paid half of everything except for one. That one item was the biggest item and they didn't cover it. Still, the quality of the service has been very good and I had a great experience.

One day, I was on the phone calling somewhere and I have to click over and Protect My Car was on the phone. I talked to a young lady and a manager. They said, “You pay such and such and they help your car. We’ll fix it.” Finally, I talked to the manager, who said the same thing. I said okay and I sent them a $50 deposit. Then they charge $80 a month. Two months later, my car broke down. I called them and they kept their word and fixed it. I paid my half and got my help. I wouldn’t trade Protect My Car for anything else.

They offered me something and I purchased their policy. I have an older truck which is not in a bad shape but it's old. Every once in a while, something may break down. They are very good and wonderful. I don't know what I'll do without them.

There are a couple of different issues going on, and I'm mostly satisfied with my experience with Protect My Car. But I had a little bit of trouble with getting service for my 3500 dually. It weighs a lot, so not everybody can handle a vehicle that big. I had a garage picked out, and then it took a long time to get the service scheduled for my truck. But they ended up firing my truck and saying they didn't wanna work on my dually. They would work on my other vehicles, but not the one that my insurance policy is on. They said it was just too much trouble.

Protect My Car was recommended to me through my Uber app and their service contract sounded like a good deal to me. I had a good interaction with the representative and most part of the aspects of the coverage was explained to me. Now, when I have a claim, I give the claims number to the shop or wherever I’m getting work done through and they take my customer ID number and call Protect My Car. The process is good and it's been easy so far. Having the contract has been a lifesaver for me and it got me through some tough moments.

I had a problem with my car involving oil leakage and Protect My Car handled my situation very well. Their warranty is worth it and they provide very good service. My experience was perfect.

I purchased a luxury vehicle which could be pricey to fix with complete out of pocket expenses. I researched and looked at customer reviews, and I compared Protect My Car to the rest as well. They have a good monthly fee price and low deductible. Then, my interactions with the representative during the purchase was a pleasurable experience. We spoke about what's entailed and what's covered more in depth than the sample contract that was sent.

The number that is from my job when you go to the benefits page, it has Protect My Car's website. So, I looked at it one day and signed up for it. On my claim, they said it was motor problems. They did not want to be bothered with the car because they said they don’t do anything with motors. So they didn’t charge me anything. My brother then took it up to the shop for me and I have to go back and pick it up. Nevertheless, outside of roadside assistance, everything has been okay with this company. I wouldn’t recommend the roadside assistance, but I will recommend Protect My Car’s services.

Protect My Car was reasonable. I have both my cars on there first, and then for some reason, they kept one on but then the other one fell off. It’s like I had to directly deposit it. The money comes out to them, and it did on one car and it didn’t on the other one. They didn’t let me know until it had already expired at the last minute that I had to give the money in. I thought that it was still being directly deposited until they told me it wasn’t, and it was too late. I told them it was no fault of my own because they changed companies. They changed the way they were doing the business instead of calling me and letting me know what was going on. Once I made the first call, they would go ahead and pay the claim, and then it would be done that way. That’s what they changed it to and they didn’t really know that much. And then, one of my cars fell off and then I had to go through another person.

When I was told what all the benefits were, I decided to join Protect My Car. The process was easy and every time something happened to the car, I let them know, and they do what they're supposed to. They get right on it and tell me what’s gonna be what. I had two previous oil changes and they asked me to send them the receipts and they'll take care of them. Last time, I went to get an oil change and a tire rotation. On that particular day, they paid about 80% of the bill. They took care of the oil change and all I had to do was pay for the tire rotation. I've been trying to leave them and every time I do, Mark talks me into staying. I listened to what he had to say and it made sense because something always will happen to your car, so I told him I’m gonna stay with them and he reduced some payments on me at that time.

They negotiated well with me at the beginning of the contract to get the monthly within my budget. Protect My Car was good to listen. There was some confusion on the details of the program in trying to get a transmission replaced. They did well about going back and explaining the details of the contract to me and how their process on their end works to replace that transmission. The initial quote that I got from Ford was outrageous, but they were able to get me a comparable transmission at about half the cost. So, that was definitely a positive.

When I heard about Protect My Car, I thought it would be good to help me with certain things because I’m not a mechanic. The rep was helpful, but I felt like I wasn’t told about everything that I was covered on. They had me feel like the whole car was covered. I thought they covered my brakes and radiator, but they didn't. When I had an oil change and when I called for a tow truck because my battery went, they moved expeditiously. On the towing, when I first signed up, I thought it was for anywhere I needed to go, but it was only for a certain amount of miles. Besides that, I'm satisfied with what I got. Protect My Car is helpful for what I need them for.

I was trying to call in a number that was related to Uber but then, I got transferred to Protect My Car. The rep told me about the products, the monthly fee, what the warranty covered and it sounded so good that I signed up for it. January of this year, I was having transmission issues with my car. The auto body shop filed the claim and Protect My Car helped me. But the wrecker service that they used to tow my car was a couple of hours late. That issue was not related to Protect My Car though. I like my experience with them and they do exactly what they say they're gonna do. I also like that I haven't had to use them much because my car has been good so that's even better.

I had a service contract before and even though I never had to use it, the payments were not that much so I didn’t consider it money down the drain. It’s like any other insurance you have, it helps cover you if you have a problem. My car is a Buick LaCrosse 2014 and I bought it used, so I’m making good, substantial payments on it and being able to offset repair cost is kinda important. When I had a claim, Protect My Car worked with the dealership and got it done. They paid half and they also pay for two oil changes a year, so I don’t have any complaints since they paid more than half. But they could have a different policy where I don’t have to pay half of it. It’s a little high when you have a major expense. Also, they have this discount thing going on. I’m single and most of those are geared towards families, and it’s not something single folks can use very often but so far, I’m pleased with Protect My Car.

I bought an old vehicle and I was worried about it breaking down a lot. The representative from Protect My Car was great, very friendly and helpful. She seemed professional and she explained everything to me pretty well. The claims process was frustrating at first because I'd have to call Protect My Car and then they would have to call my shop. Then they'd have the fax coming over and then there was one more step. They have allso made it simpler six months ago and it has been a lot easier. There have been some instances where Protect My Car hasn't paid off 50% and I'm sure that it's covered in the policy. Other than that, it has been helpful to know that having the coverage helps me when my car breaks down and I won't pay one huge chunk. I've used them a ton. My truck is almost new by now. I have a new engine and new alternator and Protect My Car has helped me cover a lot of that.

I heard that Protect My Car had great service and it is able to cover certain stuff that I can’t afford, like mechanical problems with my vehicle. The supervisors at the dealership also told me that a lot of people have it and that it's good. I used to have Shield, but I didn't like it and it didn't cover some stuff. I like Protect My Car better. The supervisors at the dealership always call them to cover and get paid when I need work done. I love the warranty and I think that I’m gonna keep it.

The warranty was cheap on Protect My Car, and my experience with their specialist was okay. I've been getting oil changes done and I gotta call them before I do it. Sometimes, it’s a pain in the neck ‘cause they got a lot people there waiting in line. But so far, the protection plan is working and I've had no major breakdowns yet.

My car was getting older so I decided to get a service contract for it. I got an email from Protect My Carm, which was why I used them. And when I changed my oil, they covered it.

My son had bought a truck and it was just like mine. He had a few issues and I was like, “I just got my checkup. I’m gonna try to find something like it.” So, I started looking online and I talked to several companies. I’ve heard horror stories about a lot of these warranties when something goes out, where it’s gonna sit there for a week or so until their main person can come down and go through all inspections. Protect My Car doesn’t have that requirement in most cases, and the free oil change has really helped out a lot.

It seemed that Protect My Car would protect me more than the other warranties, so I just said I would try, see how it would go. I will keep it for a while. But, of course, it's good to have for a car insurance. We never know. I was calling for somebody, and they have put me on the line and hooked me up. I was waiting like in about this interview or something they were calling. And during waiting time, they have all kinds of advertisements.

I buy used cars. My wife’s got a new one. But if you get an engine, or transmission, or something major replaced, then it can really cost you an arm or a leg, and we don’t have that kind of money. So, better to buy the insurance and still hope for the best. I looked into a bunch of companies. I had another car that had too many miles but some of them wouldn’t cover it. Protect My Car's reps didn’t make me mad so I went with them. If they were rude or just uninformative, I would have said, “Okay. Well, thanks for talking to me. Goodbye.”

I dialed the wrong number and ended up calling Protect My Car by mistake. I had just purchased a vehicle about less than a month before that so it seemed to be good timing. Also, I was moving out of state so I wanted something that was gonna cover me. The rep seemed knowledgeable but there was a lot of car talk which I knew quite a bit about my old vehicle and not a lot about my new vehicle. But at the time, it seemed like it would be a good deal.

I thought that Protect My Car would take care of their business and pay for half on the stuff that they need to pay on and I’d pay the other half, yet I’ve been through three mechanics and they haven't been dealing with them. I've been doing my part on paying, but there’s something wrong. I needed some items fixed on the vehicle, and the first mechanic shop that I dealt with only deals with Mercedes and BMW. They faxed Protect My Car the information of what was needed. The tech didn’t want to deal with Protect My Car because they kept holding the business.

I have a 1995 Nissan Sentra. I knew my car needed repairs, how much it was gonna cost and I knew I didn't have all the money. My brother put me on Protect My Car warranty and told me they would cover me so I applied. The fact that Protect My Car gave me a warranty and looked out for me every time I needed help shows a lot about the company. I had some repairs that needed done and because of them, I didn't pay the full amount. Any time I need an oil change, they offered me two free ones which were cool. I also used the warranty when I put a new valve cover on my car. I'll also be using it soon to fix a power steering leak. But when I call them to file a claim on my car to get it fixed, I shouldn't be waiting for 45 minutes to an hour for somebody to answer the phone.

I had dealt with many people from Protect My Car and there was only one guy that wasn't very good. It would be better if we could just work with one person all the way through. Other than that, they did good and their claim process wasn't bad. My claim went through pretty smoothly.

Some warranty companies would say they'd pay for a service and then next thing you know, it would not be done and you would be stuck with this big bill. Also there are certain things that they don’t do and it causes a problem for the customer. With Protect My Car, they partner with their customer where the customer pay half and they pay the other. So you are 100% sure that your car is being paid for to the mechanic no matter what.

Protect My Car offered me services and value and I felt like they were gonna be fair with me so I filed quickly. They referred me to AAMCO, which is a mechanic shop. They offered that they would pay 2,000 if I paid 2,000. I'm on a fixed income and could not get a loan to afford that kind of money. While the car was there at that particular shop, the people found out that they could get it financed for me and they did. I went with them because I needed my automobile repaired.

I can't say enough good things about PMC. It's a great service, from a wonderful company at a affordable cost. I was looking for a different company and I'm glad I found PMC, Just what I needed! If you need coverage for your vehicle I strongly recommend them!

I have an older vehicle model. I wanted the protection. I liked Protect My Car's reviews. Their rep answered all my questions. He was professional so I decided to go with them. I had a blown head gasket in my vehicle and the dealership required me to have the engine replaced instead of just doing the engine's blown head gasket side. So, I had to get the money for that. I contacted the Protect My Car and they went through the process and got it done. I’m very satisfied with the process.

Protect My Car's marketing say that you get new parts, they take care of it. But they don’t put new parts. They go used parts. I made a claim for my car's rear differential. The process was easy, but Protect My Car tried to find the cheapest pricing. They ordered used parts, and the first part they ordered was no good, so they had to order it again. Then I got to choose who to repair but they didn’t want to pay all the labor either. The shop that I chose didn’t go by the same books or same hours so Protect My Car just paid whatever they wanted to pay and I had to pay the difference out of pocket. I was without a vehicle for two weeks and they said they'd only cover two days' rental so I didn’t even bother. I would have resorted to something else. Now, I need to take my car back in because it seems that differential’s locking up.

I have a 2003 Honda Odyssey and my transmission went out. The claims process was good and the reps helped me with the paperwork over the phone. I was able to make a picture of my signature using my phone and we all got it worked out. The process took probably a week once I located someone to fix it. They were familiar with Protect My Car and they spoke very highly of it. Protect My Car paid for part of the repair and I was well satisfied. It’s been working well for a long time since then.

Protect My Car has excellent service. I like that I don’t have to pay for the whole bunch of repairs. I had a leak in my AC condenser and needed to be replaced. The experience was okay once we got the payments straightened out.

I bought a Protect My Car service contract for a Corvette. One reason why I got it is the notorious issues with electric alarm on older Corvettes, and because it’s pretty expensive to work on. Now, I’ve tried to make a claim with them but it didn't work out too well. They cover for what they think it should cost to fix, not what it actually cost to fix, and they only cover half. So, it’s like $1,150 to fix the AC but all they wanna cover is $350. The reps were nice about it, though, and that’s with the books that they go by. They said the part should cost a certain price, but nobody can find the part with that price. I tell them to find a part for that price and then send it to me, but then they tell me that isn't their job.

The salesman from Protect My Car was very persuasive and he talked me into getting their plan. He was a really good salesperson, like he painted a very nice picture of the product and how it would be useful for me. And then when I had to use the plan, it was simple for me. I didn't even call the company. I took my car to the dealership and gave the number to the mechanics, and the dealership called them. One thing though, I had to take the dealership's word as to how much they said Protect My Car would pay and how much I had to come out of pocket. I would have liked getting an email from Protect My Car telling me what they agreed to. I would have liked a breakdown from them because I have trust issues with the dealership.

A service contract saved me whenever I had to have maintenance for my vehicle and my experience with them has been great. Someone referred me to Protect My Car and when I signed up, the reps were very polite. They explained everything well, which was why I decided to go with them. I had to have my upper and lower seals replaced and I had an alternator done, and when I filed those claims, the customer service was excellent. Every time I talked to someone, it was very pleasant and they took care whatever matter I have when I called in. Everything was great. The cost is a little bit high but it’s worth it if I look at all the service I had done. I have some more work I gotta get done on my car once it is fixed.

We got a five-year contract with no mileage restriction with Protect My Car. They had sent me a picture that I felt was a lot better coverage than what they do, but the coverage is adequate for what I pay. However, the experience with the customer service takes longer than my car repair. I can get done immediately, and then the shop has always got me okay right away. The road service, we had tried it once when we first got the contract, and we had trouble with that. In the beginning, our experience was a little rough, but in general, it's been good.

Protect My Car is cheap and when I first started with them, the price was 90. Then, it started going down and I paid just $50 a month for it but now, I’m paying 75. Other than that, it’s been good and they’ve helped me pay for a couple things already. The reps were friendly and I haven’t had any mechanic say that they couldn’t do the work.

I got a phone call from Protect My Car and their reps explained to me what extended warranty was about and how they operated. I thought it was a good deal. Their customer service reps were good too. So far, I had two claims submitted to them. First, I was not so sure what to do, but the Ford dealer worked it out with me. They worked on the front drive shaft. The second claim went without a hitch. I just purchased a fuel pump. So far, my vehicle is doing good. Protect My Car is good.

I decided to get a service contract to protect my car from costly expenses and I chose Protect My Car when I heard it on the radio quite a bit. I’ve had them for close to a year and when there was something going with the transmission engine, the dealership filed the claim for me. The quality of Protect My Car's service has been good so far and the cost is not too bad.

So far Protect My Car has been fine. I haven't really had too much trouble. I just tell my mechanic that it’s due for a service and I call Protect My Car up and tell them that I need a service. And they told me, “Go ahead,” so I went ahead and sent it in. And when the mechanic gets done, he calls them up and he gets paid, half of it. I’m pretty satisfied. It’s a little bit of a hassle, but as long as my mechanic is okay with jumping through the hoops to make it happen, that’s fine with me.

I got a used car and I figured a service contract would help me with fixing it up. Protect My Car got in touch with me and they talked me into it. Everything was cool with their reps and they were good people. I called the customer service line to get my car towed and once, I notified them that I was going to the shop. They handled it well but for them to make the payment to the store was slow. You gotta call them up and wait online for them, which was a headache. I had the service for about six months and I thought having them would be good but I don’t need them anymore and I cancelled the service. I can only pay everything for a while.

Protect My Car has helped me out quite a bit this summer with calls for repairs. They're pretty good.

The people at Protect My Car explained everything about the warranty when I purchased the warranty. They knew what they were doing and so far, the claim experience has been good. My shop deals with them and then they send me a check. The only thing is that they take a long time to send the check. I usually pay my shop and then I get the credit off to it. That was the case before but each time, it's going to be a bit different. I'm expecting something now and my shop's taking a long time to deal with them.

I’ve only used Protect My Car one time for an oil change, and they have a national contract with Meineke so that’s where I went. It was okay, but I will not go back to that location. They were supposed to rotate my tires and they did not, and I feel they probably charged Protect My Car for it. I know that because I have worn out the tire on my car, and it was still in the same place where it was when I took it in. I’ve got a window motor that’s got to be replaced, and Protect My Car indicated they would probably cover half of the labor on that.

The mileage was fairly high on the truck and there wasn’t any other good options, except for the warranty with Protect My Car. I also did some research on their reputation and I didn’t do a whole lot of other comparisons to see what was out there, but their offer seemed like a fairly good deal. The warranty seems very valuable, too, especially considering all the different possible problems that I could have with the car and it covers a lot of the bad ones that would cost a lot of money.

Protect My Car’s mileage limits were higher and I decided to work with them. The sales rep was very personable and it was like she and I were friends. The package I signed up for is working well for me and the warranty is extremely valuable. I needed an engine and Protect My Car helped me out. At that time, I was unemployed and it was awesome that they paid half for the service as well as the engine.

I've been with Protect My Car for over a year now. I had my oil changed a couple of times. The experience was fine, except it was hard to get paid. It just took too long.

I purchased a Cadillac 2004 and if anything goes wrong with it, I don’t wanna mess with it. So, I said that I'll get a warranty for it in case my motor or the transmission goes bad because I knew it will cost me a lot of money to get it fixed. I called another warranty company and the lady told me I qualified for what I was trying to get. They told me they would pay for everything to get it fixed and I even got a car rental. They told me to take the car to wherever I wanted to get it fixed and they would fix it without me having to pay anything, which sounded good to me. So, I got the policy and everything was fine. My transmission went bad on the car and I got my car fixed. People went in there and checked the car. They saw that the transmission reverse went out on it, so they rebuilt the transmission, and they paid for everything.

Protect My Car has good reviews where I come form and I decided to go with them. All my questions were answered by the rep and he explained the coverage to me. It was a good conversation and experience with him. I had service for getting an oil change and once I took the car to the dealership, I called Protect My Car’s customer service and they gave me the information that I had to get to the dealership. From there, they did everything.

I was looking into purchasing service contracts for our vehicle because it's an older model car and I would like to keep it running. But I was nervous about of the prices because I've heard of some of the prices that other companies has provided. The Protect My Car representative broke down the payments to me and how it actually was going. I felt like that was a reasonable enough purchase. Their customer rating was reasonable too, and when I do decide to get a newer car, I was gonna transfer that one over to that because the amount of payment is reasonable. My plan covers everything that I would need, so it's good. It's been a great experience.

Protect My Car was something that I was looking forward to getting. It was a good coverage for one, and they make sure everything is right. Everyone that I’ve talked to has been nice, and customer service is wonderful. I recommend anyone to them.

I thoroughly enjoyed Protect My Car, but I’m going to have to cancel my coverage because I wrecked my car, and I haven’t got another one yet. I heard about them through one of games that I play on the internet. And I thoroughly enjoyed them because the coverage I had, they say it’s for half the labor-and-parts cost of repairs, and I have used them.

Protect My Car was more hungry for my business so that made me feel good. They would try to do everything to satisfy me and the purchase experience was real nice. I like that for claims, I cover half and Protect My Car would cover the other half. The good thing about it also is that Protect My Car would pay for BMW parts. A lot of companies wanna buy aftermarket stuff to put on your car. But Protect My Car will buy the original part as long as a fair price is given for it. The only problem with Protect My Car is that when it was actually time to pay, there were certain things that they didn't pay.

I picked up this 2008 Chrysler Aspen and it had 191,000 miles. So it should be a good idea to have a service contract for it. I got one from Protect My Car but I drive very conservatively and I've only used the contract a few times for repairs. Unfortunately, a young gentleman left turned in front of me in July 24th of 2018 and destroyed my car. I needed another car after that car got destroyed and I found a 2007 Chrysler Aspen. It had a 190,000 miles on it, too. Based on the good luck I had with the previous one, I bought that and I've owned that for a year and a half now.

Overall, my experience with Protect My Car has been great. Because I have a luxury car, the repairs and the maintenance can be very expensive. And so, if I could save on that cost, then hey, why not? When I found out about Protect My Car, it was on a reputable website. I was on a call with Medicaid. And so, I figured it wouldn't be a scam if it was on Medicaid’s call. So, while I was waiting, it was kinda one of the things that was being talked about. And so, I took the number down, and I called, and I went forward with it.

I have a policy with PMC and I am happy to have the service. However, my truck has been at the mechanic's shop for a week without even being touched. The issues have been diagnosed, but the inspector had to go out to verify that the needed repairs are legit. I understand that, as it saves both PMC and me money. However, I have called every day to PMC and I keep getting the same "We'll call you back as soon as we've completed the claim" line, but each time, I was the one who had to call them for updates. Actually, I may have missed ONE call from them. Also, the mechanic said once he starts the repairs (who KNOWS when that will be since he can't start until PMC authorizes the claim), it will take about a week to repair my truck.

My car is used commercially, so I put a lot of miles on it and needed a repair plan. The manufacturer's warranty was done a long time ago. I bought a warranty from Protect My Car. Some of the other companies won't do commercial vehicles. Protect My Car's reps explained things pretty well. When I had a claim, they paid for their portion of it. Their billing service struggled in the beginning. They kept sending late notices. It was being automatically deducted. But it now seems to be sorted through.

I was looking for an all-inclusive package. I talked with Protect My Car's rep, I asked what their contract covered and they said bumper to bumper. Then they sent me a pictorial. But it’s one of those type things and I didn't need the coverage at the time, so I thought everything was gonna be okay. But then, when you start digging down deeper, the service contract didn't cover some things that I really needed covered. I understand about certain things that go out with time, but my headlight thing really got me. In my car, you gotta go under the bumper and all that kinda stuff about the headlight. And the catalytic converter, which is something I couldn’t get to, was a pretty big-ticket item that I thought would be taken care of, and it wasn’t.

Protect My Car is a great company. My most recent claim was towing. I had to get my car towed, and I had to get my tire fixed. The customer service and everything were great. I also got a tune-up and oil change from them for free. When I was signing up for the warranty, everything went smoothly. The lady that I spoke to was very nice and helpful, and Protect My Car would give me what I really wanted which was a great thing. I'll recommend Protect My Car to everybody.

When I talked to someone from Protect My Car on the phone, I had him send me stuff that I could read and it looked all right. Then four months later, something happened and they took care of it. I took the car in to the dealership for an oil change. They came back and said that I needed this job that was gonna cost around $500. There was something the matter with the exhaust system. I called Protect My Car and told them I was at the dealership. Then they called and talked to the dealership. The dealership had to take out some gaskets that Protect My Car doesn't generally cover. But to get to the problem, the dealership had to take it out. They bickered and Protect My Car agreed to pay $36 more. The car was fixed and my out of pocket was $100. Everything went smoothly and there were no hassles.

Protect My Car's customer service was great. The rep that I spoke with was friendly and she explained everything to me. She sold me into getting the policy. She gave me an honest answer to my question and she said I could get out of it in 30 days if I didn't want it. What I also like about it is that it doesn’t have a cutoff. I got a 2007 Mercedes with less miles on it, and it won't be like when I reach a certain point, they won't help me anymore. I've filed a claim through them and it went well. I took the car to the shop and gave them the information, and they said they’ve been familiar with it. The shop took care of everything else for me and I just paid my part.

My vehicle had problems dying on the street and I took it in to the shop one day. I submitted a claim to Protect My Car for my starter and it wasn't hard. However, it was a little hassle at the time because I didn't have a printer or a laptop.

I purchased a used vehicle so I was purchasing a service contract and Protect My Car got ahold of me first. I was gonna say no to the whole thing though, but then they came back with the deal that was fine. It was a price I could afford. My only complaint was that it took them six or seven months to get me my packet, my card and everything else. That's the part I was uncomfortable with. I had bought this policy and I was supposed to make these calls to have them actually pay over the phone.

I had a warranty and the miles ran out so I just got additional, not the manufacturer warranty, but an extended one. Protect My Car was the one that was offered when I was talking to my bank. They put me through to them. Protect My Car's customer service reps answered all questions and concerns I've had so far. They go through the dealership more but I go through Firestone to get my car services.

I purchased a service contract from Protect My Car for repairs. It's getting older. The price has been reasonable. The other ones are higher and have more restrictions. The rep gave me the best deal he could. They explained it real good, so I decided to purchase it. I've used the coverage once, and it went pretty quick. It's great to have it.

I needed extra coverage and got Protect My Car out of word of mouth. Their reps were very knowledgeable and professional. However, I needed some extra brake work, but it’s not in the warranty so now I gotta come out of my own pocket. I believe all the parts should be covered, not just certain parts. That’s my biggest complaint because I just paid $500 and something in August. Now I gotta pay another $370. That's a lot of money you gotta come out your pocket for.

I appreciate Protect My Car for my coverage. I needed an extended coverage because I know the parts are gonna be high. I purchased a used vehicle that wasn’t covered. I got a good warranty car service from Protect My Car. I was calling around and I felt like you couldn't beat that deal. On my Benz, they offered a deductible for anything that's dealing with parts, and I know the parts on a Mercedes Benz is high. Protect My Car's rep helped me out a lot. He was really wanting me to get coverage for my car, and I thank him for helping me out. I filed a claim for my windows and it's working good now. I like the coverage.

At the time I got Protect My Car, my vehicle wasn’t a new, but it was newly-purchased. When I told the rep the year and model of the car, she told me about the car a little bit. Then, she told me that it was expensive to fix a car like that so choosing Protect My Car would be a good thing for me to do. When she ran the policy down to me, it seemed to protect a good amount of parts. And when I filed a claim, the outcome of it was fair. Although I had to pay some of the cost out of pocket, they explained why. Also, when I called and switched a payment method, their customer service was very helpful. I recommended one person to Protect My Car and I told them that it was a good thing and that it was fair.

They call me multiple times a day, the first time they called I listened to all their offerings but didn’t see much value in paying $3500 for a warranty that only pays 50%. One of the reps told me while I was listening to the entire pitch that I had to take advantage of the offer that day or I would no longer be eligible. She stated if you call back tomorrow we won’t be able to help you. So why oh why do they keep calling me daily? How many times does someone have to say, "I’m not interested" before they take a hint?

I've been with Protect My Car for a year and so far, I had one claim with them. The mechanic shop dealt with them and I didn't really interact much with them. But when you put in a claim, they have to send an inspector out and I don't agree with that. They want me to take my car to a licensed mechanic, a licensed mechanic keeps saying this needs to be done, then they're gonna tell me that they gotta send out an inspector, which prolongs the repair of my car longer and makes me have to walk or take public transportation. All in all, the quality of their service could've been better. Also, I got contacted by another company that told me certain things that they covered that Protect My Car wouldn't, like brake pads and stuff like that. And the representative said he used to work for them, so he knows them.

When I first heard of Protect My Car, I was on 42nd Street and I happened to be going to a site where they were talking about Protect My Car on Hot 97. Somebody was giving an example of why she fell in love with using it but I thought it sounded too good to be true. I called Protect My Car and when I told the rep that I worked for a union, he started telling me about the perks that he could get me. I was in school and the discounts kept going down. He seemed to know his job and how to navigate through the system so that I could get the most possible perks for my money.

My warranty was up so I talked to Protect My Car and they gave me a price which I thought was okay and I went for it. Their rep was good. That was why I bought it. Every time I've talked to them, they have been very pleasant and they've explained things, and I really like that. I just didn't like the fact that they didn't cover a particular item and it was in my warranty that they did. So, I was upset that I had to pay for it. Other than that, they covered everything.

My manufacturer’s warranty expired and I needed an extended warranty. I chose Protect My Car and their customer service was very nice and polite. They were good people to deal with, they helped me, and I didn’t have no problems at all. The policy is good too.

I had Protect My Car once before and they were really good with me, and then I had to cancel, but I came back to it. The rep that I dealt with was right down to it. He kinda knew me once he punched me into the system. The warranty is on my son's car and when he took it to the dealership for its air conditioner, they called it in, and everything worked out fine.

I was told that the extended warranty from Protect my Car was gonna replace the one that I had and that it was gonna start right away, immediately. I looked at the paperwork and then I called the agent directly, and she assured me that I had coverage. They promised me that it was gonna be covered for a lesser price. So I accepted it and they made me cancel the coverage I already had. But come to find out, when the alternator went out, my car wasn’t covered so I wasn’t happy to pay for it out of pocket. Then it happened again. So, I took it to a place that was certified, that had been in business for 30 years, and they agreed to cover it but they had to go back and forth with the agent from Protect My Car. The rep switched around saying the car wasn’t covered, but the car was covered by the warranty. So far, I haven’t had any more issues with them but I wouldn’t recommend them right now. They tell me one thing, but they do something else.

I bought a used car and I got two warranties at the same time, just two days apart, and one was Protect My Car. I said I will keep both to see which one is gonna do the covering and which one is not, and then I would cancel the other one. The Protect My Car rep I spoke with when purchasing the warranty was good. He answered any questions I had. Having an auto warranty, I feel better knowing that if something happens, I got somebody covering my car.

I wanted extra warranty for my car. Someone I knew said Protect My Car was pretty good so I joined up with them. I liked their rep. She was very thorough and made me feel good. She broke things down and she named the things that the warranty covered. She sold it really well. She really did an excellent job on her presentation to me at that time and it sticks with me. She was very professional. I enjoyed talking to her. When people are polite to you, it sticks with you. I appreciate the polite ones because today, it's like the personal thing is really down. People don't even know how to talk. And I'm holding on to my warranty because it came in handy and what she told me was was true. I like Protect My Car. I filed a claim, and they didn't give me any problem. I'm still letting them take out of my account because I like it. And I would recommend them. I have told others about them. They have a good program. My experience was great.

I reviewed Protect My Car online and they had pretty good reviews. My dealership filed a claim for me and Protect My Car covered what I needed covered. Whatever they don’t cover, I’ll just pay for out of pocket. They're good.

Protect My Car had the best offer then, more than the other warranty companies. I had a chance to use their service one time and when I had to call over and get some information, their reps were polite and courteous. The two people I spoke to were both knowledgeable and good, and had the information that I needed. The dealership had to do something with the ball bearing and their mechanic handled the claims process. Protect My Car covered the claim but they first had their adjuster come out to make sure that the claim was valid. Their service was excellent and their cost is better than none. I love Protect My Car and I will recommend it to anybody.

The representative was talking to me about Protect My Car. She broke it down to me and told me what the company do for people like myself. She said if your car happens to break down, you take it to a mechanic and the mechanic says it’s $1,500 to fix it. And then Protect My Car will step in and I just have to pay a deductible of $100 and they will cover it. At first I thought that was not possible. But when I did my research, it was true. Protect My Car kinda lives by it. I got towing done, but I had to pay the tow company out of pocket. There was a miscommunication at the beginning. I thought once I signed up, I will get services done immediately, but that wasn’t the case. I didn't know that it would take 30 days from when I signed up to take effect. But they helped me out in the long run anyway.

The rep from Protect My Car was very informative. They gave me a deal that I could afford, because the first offer was too expensive for me. With that, you don’t have to accept the first option. There are more affordable options that Protect My Car has. And when I had to file a claim for air conditioner repair the mechanic did it for me. I wasn’t even aware of the services and then my mechanic goes, “Oh, yes. I use them all the time, so it’s not a problem.” So that made me feel more at ease. I had to pay my deductible, but Protect My Car covered the rest of the cost. I have a few questions to ask about an additional repair upcoming that I may need assistance with. But other than that, when I call in I don’t have any problems with them answering my questions. So, the process so far is great.

My other warranty was running out and at the time, Protect My Car was one of the first ones that I’d seen. I also went online to see their rating and it looked good. Then after they called me, it was within my price range. So, I signed up with them. Their reps explained everything during my purchase and so far, it’s been going pretty smoothly. I used them once and the place that I took my car to called them up. I thought I had to call them but the mechanic talked to them and they got everything done online. So, when they called me back, they told me my car was fixed and ready.

I was shopping around for warranties and I was looking for someone new who was willing to be more so in my price range. Protect My Car gave me a better deal than anybody else that I had an opportunity to work with. The rep was able to break down all the information, and answer all the other questions that I had. He also gave me an opportunity to know about the perks that come with the program, and trying to figure out how to get more information about it was awesome as well.

I got a service contract for my vehicle so that my car will be covered in case it breaks down and I’ve been with Protect My Car for a few months now. The reviews said they were good, but part of my repairs wasn’t covered and it didn’t specify it in the paperwork. They didn’t cover the joint on the front so I had to come out of pocket $700. The rep was good on the phone and talked like it was a reputable service. But lately, I’ve been shopping around to see what would be a better choice because I don’t want to be dishing out 700 every time I had to have a repair. I’m paying $110 a month and I would expect them to fix my car when it breaks down, which was not done.

Protect My Car got lucky I saw their ad on Facebook. I was skeptical at first as I thought it might've been a scam. So I figured I'd call and see what it was about. Then, they kinda rolled me in. They gave an initial quote which I turned down. I told them it was way too much and I wasn't gonna pay that. And they just kept lowering the price until they lowered it to something that I couldn't really refuse. Plus, they said I could cancel at any time. If something went wrong with my car and I got it repaired, and I still wanted to cancel, they said I wouldn't have to pay them back. So, there wasn't much risk to it. That sounded good and if everything they were telling me was true, it was a no-brainer and I signed up.

Protect My Car's rep was excellent. Besides knowing someone who dealt with Protect My Car, he was another reason why I used them. He was very professional and courteous. And he didn't just get on the phone and gave me a plan. He gave me the plan that I needed for my car. When I had a claim for my shocks and the airbags, the car service was excellent. I love it.

Very shortly after I started my Protect My Car warranty, my AC went out and it was very easy to do the claim. I took my car to a mechanic and it was at the shop where my son was at. He handled all the claim process for me and it went fine. Pretty much 100%. The only thing I think I had to pay for was the Freon that they filled in and maybe a belt in the engine. That experience has been perfect.