How to Get Vehicle Service Contract Coverage

Getting coverage is easier than you might think. This step-by-step guide walks you through the process of comparing options, selecting the right vehicle service contract, and activating coverage to help protect against unexpected repair expenses.

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A Step-by-Step Guide to VSC and MBI Protection

If you’re wondering how to get vehicle service contract coverage or mechanical breakdown insurance (CA residents), then you’re in the right place. A vehicle protection plan advice helps you avoid costly repair bills and gives you peace of mind every time you hit the road. In addition, our coverage consultants are trained to gather your preferences to help you find a suitable option for your needs and your wallet. Below, we break down the simple steps to get covered—quickly and confidently.

For California residents, the state of CA heavily regulates vehicle service contracts and mechanical breakdown insurance. Fortunately, the CA Department of Insurance wrote this informative article to teach you what the differences are and how to spot red flags: Guide to Automobile Service Contracts, Extended Warranties and Other Repair Agreements.

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Protection Plan Options?

autopom! can help you review available vehicle service contract options, compare coverage levels, and understand the fine print before you make a decision.

Important Disclosure: autopom! is an independent broker, not a manufacturer, warranty provider, claims administrator, or claims decision-maker. Third-party plans are typically vehicle service contracts, not manufacturer warranties. Coverage, exclusions, deductibles, waiting periods, maintenance requirements, limits of liability, cancellation terms, and claims handling vary by plan, administrator, vehicle, mileage, location, and contract terms.