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Explore vehicle service contract options with independent providers. Quick Assist helps you find service options; it does not sell, issue or administer a warranty. A service contract is separate from auto insurance and may differ from a manufacturer warranty.

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How Quick Assist can help

A clearer starting point

Share your vehicle details and the repair costs you want to plan for.

Compare the contract

Ask about deductibles, repair facilities, authorization requirements and cancellation terms.

Choose independently

The provider explains eligibility and pricing. There is no obligation to purchase.

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Options and considerations

Powertrain

Some contracts address specified engine, transmission and drivetrain components, subject to exclusions.

Stated-component plans

Only the components named in the contract may be covered. Compare that list carefully.

Exclusionary plans

Broader plans may cover parts except those expressly excluded; maintenance and pre-existing problems commonly require special attention.

Additional benefits

Ask whether towing, rental transportation or roadside assistance is included and what limits apply.

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

Is this auto insurance?

No. Auto insurance and vehicle service contracts address different risks. Ask the provider to explain the differences.

Will an existing problem be covered?

Do not assume so. Disclose known problems and read the exclusions and waiting periods.

Can I choose my repair shop?

Repair facility rules and prior authorization depend on the contract.

Who handles claims?

The contract provider or administrator handles claims. Quick Assist does not approve repairs or pay claims.