Endurance Warranty Coverage
While often called an “extended warranty,” Endurance protection plans are not actually warranties. They are technically vehicle service contracts, which are written agreements between you and the provider that states what is considered a covered repair and what is not. Service contracts provide vehicle coverage against unexpected mechanical breakdowns.
What Does an Endurance Extended Warranty Cover?
Endurance offers multiple coverage levels, with industry-leading vehicle service contracts that provide protection for everything from superchargers and turbochargers to air conditioning, along with numerous helpful add on-options options.
While the coverage provided by Endurance depends on your particular contract, all Endurance coverage plans cover catastrophic engine failures. Additionally, every plan comes with one free year of the Endurance Elite Membership, which includes several added-benefits.
Endurance Warranty Plans
Endurance offers 5 plans that last for up to 200,000+ miles that are designed to fit different customer needs, ranging from basic powertrain protection to bumper-to-bumper coverage that protects hundreds of components. The inclusionary plans offered by Endurance (Secure, Select Premier, and Superior) cover what is listed in the plans. On the other hand, Supreme, Secure Plus, and Advantage are exclusionary plans that cover all items except what’s listed. Below are descriptions for each level of coverage:
Endurance Secure
Secure is the provider’s most affordable and is created to focus solely on covering only the most vital parts and expensive repairs. As the most basic Endurance warranty, Secure covers the bare minimum of systems and components in the powertrain and is helpful for drivers who want peace of mind in case a major component fails. This plan comes with a disappearing deductible option, which is a deductible that shrinks the longer you go without filing a claim.
Items covered: engine, drive axles and assembly, transmission, transfer units, turbocharger and supercharger, seals and gaskets.
Endurance Secure Plus
This plan provides affordable powertrain plus protection. The Secure Plus plan is well suited for someone who is looking for a bit more than just basic powertrain coverage.
Items Covered: engines, brakes, transmission, air conditioner, steering, and electrical components.
Endurance Select Premier
The Select Premier plan is designed to provide coverage for vital components in vehicles with up to 150,000 miles or are up to 20 years old. Although brakes and suspension are not included, this plan has a relatively comprehensive exclusion list. Select Premier is best for those high mileage vehicles who want solid powertrain protection.
Items covered: cooling systems, air conditioners, drive axles, engine, transfer units, fuel systems, transmissions, heating, electrical components, luxury electrical (mostly power windows) and seals and gaskets.
Endurance Superior
Superior is a high-tier stated-component plan that covers most components in a vehicle. This comprehensive inclusionary covers hundreds of parts and, systems.
Items Covered: engine, transmission, drive axle assembly, turbocharger and supercharger, transfer unit, front and rear suspensions steering, electrical component, air conditioning, fuel system, cooling system, and seals and gaskets.
Endurance Supreme
The Supreme plan is an exclusionary plan providing bumper-to-bumper coverage similar to a factory warranty. As Endurance’s most comprehensive plan, this warranty covers every part on your vehicle except those specifically listed. Excluded parts include the safety restraint system, glass, LED lights, light bulbs, battery, high tech items (can purchased as add-on), and cosmetic parts. If you want an industry standard bumper to bumper warranty, we recommend Endurance Supreme, as it has exclusionary coverage that mimics a factory car warranty. This Endurance bumper-to-bumper warranty is one of the top plans on the market.
Items Covered: air conditioners, cooling systems, transfer unites, drive axles, electrical components, fuel systems, gaskets, transmissions, brakes, engines, front and rear suspensions, and everything else not specifically excluded.
Endurance Supreme Warranty Cost: Based on the quotes we’ve received, you can expect to pay between $80 and $170 per month for a Supreme plan. Supreme plans under $100 typically come with 36 month payments.
