What’s Covered?

Your coverage for an unexpected mechanical failures depends on the plan you buy. In general, most of the mechanical and electrical parts of your vehicle are eligible for coverage. Depending on the plan, your coverage may include the following: Parts and labor for the engine, transmission, drive axle, steering, electrical system, suspension, brakes, fuel pump, AC/heating, seals and gaskets, cooling system and high-tech components.

Additional Benefits

• Towing to the nearest qualified repair facility.
• Jump starts to charge a weak or dead battery.
• Flat tire changes in the event of a flat.
• Tire repair or replacement when your vehicle tire(s) incurs damage from a road hazard.
• Trip interruption reimbursement for motel or meal expenses.
• Vehicle fluid delivery to provide gas or fluids.
• Lock-out assistance to unlock a vehicle.
• Rental reimbursement in the event of a mechanical breakdown of a covered part.
• Concierge Services to include:
  • Hotel or motel reservations for a stranded customer requiring overnight accommodations.
  • Rental transportation in the event of a mechanical breakdown of a covered part.
  • Personal assistant help including emergency phone call support to relatives and police.
• Transfer benefit if you sell your vehicle while the service contract is still in force.
  * All plan benefits are subject to maximum reimbursement limits, may not be available in all states and may be different for each vehicle protection plan. Please see your service contract for all details.

Personalized Service and Experience

• As an Advantage Vehicle Protection Plan holder, you receive personalized customer service in the event you have an unexpected mechanical failure that is covered under your Advantage plan.
• Our many years of experience provide you with a quality product designed to meet your needs, offering you greater peace of mind.

What Does This Plan Cost?

• Depending on the level of coverage you select, prices may vary.
• Your plan can be financed along with the purchase of your vehicle.
• Check with your dealership for more details.