Protect Your Budget.
Unexpected repairs happen. A Vehicle Service Contract helps drivers stay prepared.
Dealerships have plans that are able to cover most repairs associated with components such as the engine, transmission, front wheel drive, rear wheel drive, basic hybrid/electric vehicle components, steering, front suspension, brakes, electrical, air conditioning, and much more.
DealerServicePlans.com provides a marketing platform for dealerships to provide their customers with VSC protection products after the vehicle purchase.
What Does DealerServicePlans Do?
We work on behalf of over 4,500 dealerships across the country to reach out to customers about their vehicle service contract coverage options.
We are contracted with each dealership partner to offer their customers the same coverage options they would
receive in-store.
Our program gives dealerships the ability to focus on customers in the store and service drive, while we handle
the follow-up.
Avoid Costly Repairs
Drive with Confidence
Protect Customer Budgets
Keep Vehicles on the Road
What Components Does a Vehicle Service Contract Cover?
- Air conditioning systems and components
- Brakes
- Cooling system
- Electrical systems and components
- Engines and transmissions
- Factory installed entertainment, navigation, and anti-theft systems
- Fuel system
- Radiator systems and components
- Onboard computers, sensors, and relays
- Steering
- Suspension
- ...and much more!
Coverage varies by plan.
Be sure to review your contract for complete details.
Additional Vehicle Service Contract Benefits
VSCs ensure fewer out-of-pocket expenses as vehicles begin to age and require repairs to mechanical components
A VSC from a dealership ensures that the vehicle is repaired by factory-trained brand technicians with experience
VSC’s are transferable if a vehicle is sold, or can be cancelled for a prorated refund if a vehicle is a trade-in
Many VSCs have 24-hour roadside assistance, including battery jump-starts, spare tire installation and fuel delivery if drivers run out of gas
When a vehicle is in the shop for covered repairs, many VSCs help with rental car costs through rental reimbursement
Some VSCs include trip interruption protection, which helps with food and lodging expenses if a vehicle has a covered breakdown away from home
Frequently Asked Questions
We are not your dealership. We work on behalf of participating dealerships to help their valued customers learn about available vehicle service contract options. Your dealership has partnered with us to provide information about protection plans that may be available for your vehicle.
Yes. If you purchase a vehicle service contract through this program, your participating dealership will honor the agreement according to the terms and conditions of the contract. You will need to return to your dealership for repairs and service. Please refer to your contract for complete coverage details.
You are receiving these communications because your dealership has partnered with us to inform eligible valued customers about available vehicle service contract options. We contact customers whose vehicles may qualify for additional protection based on information provided by the dealership.
No. A manufacturer’s warranty is included by the vehicle manufacturer and covers specific issues for a specified period of time and mileage. A vehicle service contract is optional coverage that can continue protecting your vehicle after the manufacturer’s warranty expires.
Vehicle service contracts generally do not cover routine maintenance items such as oil changes, tire rotations, brake pads, or damage caused by accidents, abuse, neglect, or lack of maintenance. Coverage exclusions vary by plan.
We are not able to offer every vehicle coverage. Eligibility depends on factors such as the vehicle’s make, model, age, mileage, and condition.
Protect Your Vehicle Today
Call the number listed on your email and discover how a vehicle service contract can help protect both your vehicle and your wallet.
