Compare Best Warranties
Compare Best Warranties
Choose from three comprehensive warranty tiers, from powertrain coverage to complete exclusionary protection.
Powertrain Coverage
Engine - All internal engine components, heads, blocks, and seals
Transmission - Automatic/manual transmission internal components
Drive Axle - Front and rear axle shafts and housings
Powertrain Plus
Everything in Good PLUS:
• Cooling System
• Brake System
• Electrical System
• Air Conditioning
• Heating
• Steering
• Fuel System
Exclusionary
Everything in Better PLUS:
• Suspension Components
• High-Tech Electronics
• Seals & Gaskets
• Plus virtually all other covered components
Emergency towing, flat tire assistance, lockout service, and fuel delivery whenever you need it.
Up to $40 per day reimbursement for rental car costs while your vehicle is being repaired.
Meals and lodging coverage if you experience a breakdown more than 100 miles from home.
Your warranty transfers with your vehicle if you sell it, adding resale value and buyer confidence.
Use your warranty at any licensed repair facility across the entire United States. No network restrictions.
Choose from monthly payment options to fit your budget. No large upfront payment required.
Compare prices for your vehicle and see all coverage options side by side.
Compare Prices NowCoverage depends on the plan tier. Powertrain plans cover the engine, transmission, and drive axle. Higher tiers add systems like air conditioning, electrical, steering, brakes, and fuel. Exclusionary (bumper-to-bumper) plans cover nearly everything except a short list of named exclusions.
A powertrain plan lists the specific major components it covers, mostly the engine and transmission. An exclusionary plan flips that logic: it covers everything except the parts named on an exclusion list, making it the closest thing to factory bumper-to-bumper coverage.
Common exclusions include routine maintenance, wear items like brake pads and wipers, tires, glass, cosmetic damage, and any pre-existing condition. Always read the contract’s exclusion list before buying.
Most quality plans let you use any licensed repair facility or dealership, and claims are typically paid directly to the shop. Confirm the network and payment method in your contract.