Vehicle Protection

A vehicle service contract (VSC) is a protection plan covering repair and maintenance after your manufacturer's warranty expires. It ensures you won't face unexpected expenses due to mechanical failures. VSCs typically include services for essential components, safeguarding your investment and providing financial security.

Battery protection covers the replacement or repair of a vehicle’s battery due to defects or failure, depending on the terms of the plan. It helps reduce unexpected costs and ensures your vehicle stays reliable and ready to drive.

Tire and wheel protection covers repair or replacement costs for tires and wheels damaged by road hazards like potholes, nails, or debris. It helps keep you on the road without unexpected out-of-pocket expenses for tire and rim damage.

Pre-paid maintenance covers routine services like oil changes, tire rotations, and inspections at set intervals. It helps you stay on schedule with factory-recommended maintenance while locking in costs and avoiding unexpected service bills.

Electric vehicle protection covers key EV components like the battery pack, electric motor, charging system, and related electronics. It safeguards against unexpected repair costs unique to EVs, ensuring reliable performance.

A limited warranty is a vehicle protection plan that covers specific parts and systems for a set period or mileage, typically after a new or used vehicle purchase. It helps pay for repairs due to defects in materials or workmanship, offering basic protection with clearly defined coverage limits.

Key protection covers the cost of replacing lost, stolen, or damaged vehicle keys or key fobs. It often includes services like key reprogramming, locksmith assistance, and towing, helping you avoid high replacement costs and inconvenience.

Concierge and roadside assistance provides 24/7 help for common emergencies like flat tires, dead batteries, lockouts, towing, and fuel delivery. It ensures you're never stranded, offering peace of mind and convenience wherever you drive.

Excess wear and tear coverage helps lease customers avoid costly end-of-lease charges for items like minor dents, scratches, worn tires, or interior stains.