Extended Auto Warranty Corp is an auto warranty broker. They offer a wide variety of warranty services for your vehicle. Since they are an auto warranty broker, they have experience with working with several extended auto warranty companies and can provide you with quotes and plan information. Then you can make a quick comparison between companies to help you choose the plan that will meet your warranty needs.

There are differences between extended auto warranties and in what components and systems are covered on a vehicle. While you could spend several days or even weeks obtaining this information from each individual company, using Extended Auto Warranty Corp will save you time and get you the information you need quickly.

It is important to shop around for the best extended warranty coverage, just like shopping auto insurance providers to get the best rates and coverage. Before purchasing an extended auto warranty, it is important to make sure you read all the details of the policy and fully understand what the coverage will provide. You should understand how to file a claim and if a deductible is required.

Some policies will require that you pay a deductible either on a per-service or per-part claim. While it may sound like there is not much difference between the two, knowing the difference can save you money. A per-service plan policy means that you pay one deductible amount, regardless of the number of parts replaced by the authorized service center. A per-part plan means that you pay a deductible for each part replaced by the authorized service center. For example, if you take your vehicle in and three parts are replaced, under the per part plan you must pay the deductible for each part. If you have a $100 deductible, then you would be required to pay $300 for the service. Whereas if you have a per service plan, you would only pay $100.

You should also be aware of the cancellation terms of the policy. Some plans will require you to continue making payments even after you sell or trade-in the vehicle. You should try to find a plan that you can cancel or transfer without penalty to a new owner, should you sell or trade-in your car. If you pay for your coverage upfront, you should understand how to obtain a refund once you sell your car. Always ask questions if you are unsure of anything.