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Yes. EasyCare has operated since 1984 and is part of APCO Holdings, a company that provides vehicle protection and F&I products through dealerships nationwide. They are also accredited by the Better Business Bureau and maintain an A+ BBB rating.

Coverage depends on the plan selected. Their offerings range from PowerCare, which focuses on major powertrain components, to TotalCare, an exclusionary plan that covers most vehicle components except those specifically excluded in the contract. Additional protection products such as GAP coverage, tire and wheel protection, and prepaid maintenance may also be available.

Claims are typically initiated through a participating repair facility or dealership. Before repairs begin, the repair shop generally needs to contact the claims department for authorization. Customers should also be prepared to provide maintenance records if requested.

Yes. Like many vehicle service contract providers, they may request maintenance documentation when reviewing certain claims. Keeping records of oil changes, scheduled maintenance, and other vehicle services can help support the claims process.

Many contracts can be transferred to a subsequent private owner, subject to eligibility requirements and any applicable transfer fees. Transferability may increase a vehicle's resale appeal, but customers should review their specific contract for complete details.

Many vehicle service contracts include roadside assistance benefits. Depending on the contract, these benefits may include towing, battery jump-starts, flat tire assistance, fuel delivery, and lockout services.

Pricing is not published online and varies based on factors such as the vehicle's age, mileage, make, model, coverage level, contract term, and deductible. Most customers receive pricing through a participating dealership rather than through an online quote system.