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Questions to ask a potential car warranty provider

Your warranty provider should be able to answer YES to all these questions. Are all services rendered by the selling company? Do you provide free instant quotes? Is the service contract fully insured? Is the service contract re-insured? Does the company offer a 30 day money back guarantee? Is the company a member of Web-Assured.com? Is the service contract priced to provide superior service? How comprehensive is the coverage available? Does the company offer flexibility of time and mileage terms? Does the company pay repair facilities directly? Is the contract transferable? Can the contract be previewed online? Is “wear and tear” coverage available? Are payment plans or multiple paymIent options available? About the author: www.1SourceAutoWarranty.com and www.CarWarrantyGuru.com

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