A Vehicle Service Contract allows consumers to pay upfront for a plan that will guarantee coverage that will pay claims on repairs listed under their policy. Coverage is dependent on factors such as year, make and model of vehicle, the amount of miles currently on the vehicle’s odometer, the length of their factory coverage, or even the preference of the consumer. There are numerous different options, such as a more comprehensive type of plan for newer vehicle, or vehicles with lesser miles on the odometer, or coverage on the powertrain, which is typically used for vehicles with much higher mileage currently on the odometer.

There is a wide array of benefits that a Vehicle Service Contract will provide to you. A policy gives customers the piece of mind that they will not be paying the high cost of repairs in the event a mechanical breakdown arises. Instead of rolling the dice, hoping your car will stay on the road if the car starts emitting a strange noise, or the threatening glow of the check engine appears on the dashboard, staring right back at you, a policy will allow you to have someone else pay for these breakdowns as the arise. Other benefits include Roadside Assistance, and rental vehicle reimbursement, which will keep you on the road, even if your vehicle isn’t.