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What is Wear & Tear Coverage?
Some of our extended warranty service plans provide Wear & Tear Coverage. Many extended warranty providers will cover vehicle components that fail due to mechanical breakdown; but if your new or used car experiences a failure due to a worn or torn, yet unbroken, component you will be responsible for the repair bill unless the extended warranty provider stipulates that they cover Wear & Tear. Components such as piston rings and suspension parts often experience problems due to Wear and Tear - be sure to protect yourself.
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The rates and coverage listed on this site are informational only and are subject to change.
For a complete description of our coverages please refer to our Extended Service Contract.
We use the terms 'Warranty' and 'Extended Warranty' interchangeably with 'Vehicle Service Contract'
and 'Extended Service Contract' for marketing purposes only. Some of our plans require that vehicles
must have 30 days and 1000 miles left under the original manufacturer comprehensive warranty to
qualify for coverage. Additionally, some of our plans exclude claims for a period of 30-90 days and
1000 miles from the beginning of coverage. State taxes may apply to your purchase price. Rates and
coverage availability may vary by state.
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July 5th, 2008
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