Step 1: Know your vehicle's warranty status
- Determine if your vehicle's factory warranty has expired
- Check the odometer to see if you have exceeded the mileage limit
- If either of these conditions is true, you are eligible to purchase an AAA extended warranty.
Step 2: Get a quote
- Visit the AAA website or contact your local AAA branch
- Provide information about your vehicle, such as the year, make, model, mileage, and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
- Choose the level of coverage you want
- Get a personalized quote for the extended warranty
Step 3: Review the contract
- Read the extended warranty contract carefully before you sign it
- Make sure you understand the terms and conditions, including the coverage, exclusions, and limitations
- Ask any questions you have about the contract
Step 4: Purchase the warranty
- Pay the premium for the extended warranty by cash or credit card
- Keep a copy of the contract and your payment receipt for your records
Step 5: Activate the warranty
- Contact the AAA claims department to activate the extended warranty
- Provide the required information and documentation
- Your extended warranty will be effective from the date of purchase or the date of activation if it's earlier than 60 days from purchase.
Tips for purchasing AAA extended warranty:
- Compare the coverage and pricing of AAA extended warranty with offerings of the vehicle manufacturer and other trusted warranty providers.
- Ask about any special deals, discounts, or financing options available.
- Consider the level of coverage you need based on your driving habits, vehicle usage, and desired level of protection.
- Review the contract renewal terms and conditions to understand any future responsibilities or costs.
- Keep all warranty-related documents, such as the contract, receipts, and policy information, in a safe place for easy reference.
