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WHY IT’S IMPORTANT TO READ YOUR VEHICLE SERVICE CONTRACT:
Regardless of where you buy an extended service contract, it’s crucial to ensure you understand all of the terms and conditions of that agreement. The most common point of contention between the customer and contract administrator is what items are covered. Make sure you fully understand what is and is not covered for repair. The other most common part of the contract is the vehicle owner’s obligation to perform the required maintenance. Regular oil changes and basic care protect your coverage. Remember to document your maintenance. Protection plans often have different coverage levels—good, better, and best. The best plan will cover more items and more conditions—age of the vehicle, and miles on the odometer, for example. At Freedom Warranty, our contracts are designed to be easy to understand, providing you with all the necessary information. Everything is stated clearly—what we cover and how to file a claim, if necessary. Take the time to read and understand all the details of your extended vehicle service contract.
