EasyCare Extended Warranty Cost and Coverage

Vehicle and Eligibility

Year, make, model, current mileage, configuration, and vehicle eligibility determine which EasyCare contracts are available. That is why we start with your actual vehicle rather than a generic price range.

Coverage Level

Powertrain-focused protection and broader component coverage do not provide the same protection. We will compare what changes between the EasyCare levels so you know what the additional coverage actually gives you.

Contract Term and Mileage

Time and mileage limits determine how long the contract remains useful to you. The right term depends on how long you expect to keep the vehicle and how quickly you normally accumulate miles.

Deductible

Your contract establishes the applicable deductible for an authorized covered repair. We will show you the deductible along with the contract price so both costs are clear before you select coverage.

Powertrain-Focused

PowerCare

PowerCare focuses on major powertrain-related systems, including covered components within the engine, transmission or transfer case, and drive axle, along with applicable covered seals, gaskets, fluids, and taxes.

Think about PowerCare when: your priority is protection against qualifying major powertrain repair costs.

Broader Mechanical Coverage

PrimaryCare

PrimaryCare builds on PowerCare with additional covered systems that include air conditioning, heating, fuel delivery, cooling, and braking.

Think about PrimaryCare when: you want important mechanical systems beyond the powertrain included.

Expanded Component Coverage

StatedCare

StatedCare expands the stated list of covered components into areas such as suspension, steering, electrical systems, and qualifying high-tech or convenience components.

Think about StatedCare when: broader electrical, steering, suspension, and technology protection matters to your ownership plan.

Broadest of the Four

TotalCare

TotalCare uses exclusionary coverage. Instead of covering only a stated list of components, it covers vehicle components except those specifically excluded by the contract.

Think about TotalCare when: you want the broadest available EasyCare VSC protection for an eligible vehicle.

What Does EasyCare Not Cover?

Knowing what is covered is only half of the decision. Even the broadest EasyCare protection does not turn every repair, maintenance item, or ownership expense into a covered claim.

EasyCare materials identify exclusions and limitations involving items such as routine maintenance, pre-existing damage, cosmetic components, certain non-factory equipment, corrosion or rust-related damage, and damage caused by outside events such as collision or weather. Your actual contract controls the complete covered-component and exclusion list.

Maintenance remains your responsibility after you purchase a Vehicle Service Contract. Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule and keep verifiable service records so your maintenance history is available if it is requested during a claim review.

Before You Choose a Contract

• Coverage level
• Contract term
• Mileage limit
• Deductible
• Major exclusions
• Maintenance responsibilities
• Claim authorization procedure

24/7 Roadside Assistance

Applicable EasyCare coverage includes emergency roadside assistance and towing support when you need help getting the vehicle off the road and into the repair process.

Substitute Transportation

Qualifying covered repairs include substitute-transportation reimbursement under the limits and conditions of the applicable contract.

Trip Interruption

Applicable contracts provide trip-interruption reimbursement when a qualifying covered repair occurs away from home and the contract requirements are met.

Tire & Wheel Protection

EasyCare also offers Vehicle Service Contract options with Tire & Wheel Road Hazard protection. We will identify whether that protection is part of the product you are reviewing.

Step 1

Start With Service

Bring the vehicle to the selling dealer when practical and let the service team know that you have an EasyCare Vehicle Service Contract.

Step 2

Diagnose the Problem

The repair facility identifies the failure and prepares the information needed to determine whether the repair falls within the contract.

Step 3

Obtain Authorization

Authorization from the contract administrator must be received before covered repairs are performed. Service records or other documentation can also be requested during claim review.

Step 4

Complete the Repair

You remain responsible for the applicable deductible and any repair or expense that falls outside the contract's coverage.

You Plan to Keep the Vehicle Longer

If your ownership plan extends beyond the original factory warranty period, the contract gives you a defined way to compare longer-term repair protection with the repair risk you would otherwise keep yourself.

You Accumulate Miles Quickly

Regular travel through the Elizabethtown–Fort Knox area and along the I-65 corridor can add mileage quickly. In that situation, the contract mileage limit deserves just as much attention as the number of years of coverage.

You Are Buying an Eligible Pre-Owned Vehicle

Age, mileage, configuration, existing coverage, and eligibility all affect which EasyCare options apply to a pre-owned vehicle. We will review the actual vehicle rather than treating used-vehicle coverage like new-vehicle coverage.

Why Review EasyCare With Hardin County Honda?

Understand the Protection Before You Decide

A Vehicle Service Contract only makes sense when you know what you are paying for. We will review the coverage, cost, deductible, term, mileage limit, major exclusions, and claim process with you before you make that decision.