The amount designated in your contract that you will be reimbursed for rental car expenses while your vehicle is being repaired.

The company that processes your claims, works with your repair facility, and pays for your repair work.

Comprehensive coverage that protects your vehicle from nearly all mechanical, electrical, and computer-related items between the front and rear bumper.

Items typically not covered under a service contract because they wear out with use, including batteries, tires, and wiper blades.

The amount designated by your contract that you must pay to your repair facility for their work on your vehicle. Depending on the terms of your contract, the deductible could be anywhere from $100 to [..]

Vehicles not manufactured in the U.S. and typically not built to U.S. standards. These vehicles do have a warranty and are not usually covered by a service contract.

A service contract listing of every vehicle part covered by the contract. Only parts on the list are covered.

The date of purchase by the original owner of a vehicle, or the date that a vehicle was first put on the road as a rental or demo car.

The insurance company that insures the Administrator, so they have the consistent financial backing necessary to pay your claims.

Laws set in each state to help protect consumers from vehicles that consistently fail to meet automotive standards.