Repair Agreements

You buy a repair agreement in case of an emergency repair with your car, but what if something goes wrong with your actual contract? What should you do?

You just bought a car, and you need a repair agreement. But where do you go? How do you buy one? How much do you pay? What do you do?

You can either purchase a repair agreement from the dealership where you pirchased your vehicle, or from a third party company. But, before you buy from a warranty compnay, make sure that they are a reputable company and not some fly by night operation.

You bought your repair contract, and now you’ve got to use it. What do you do?

All repair agreements provide instructions on what to do when you need repairs. Read the instructions carefully as soon as you buy the contract, so you can ask questions about the protocol. That way, when you do need the repairs, you’ve already got some idea. But you still want to go back and read the direction when you need the repairs. It’s important that you follow them exactly as printed because the obligor can deny the claim if you don’t.

All contracts have legal terms and provisions that you should be familiar with to make sure you know what exactly you’re buying or not buying. Let’s go through those briefly so you can keep them in mind next time you buy a repair agreement.

Car repairs can cost a fortune, but buying a repair agreement can save you. How do you go about doing that? What types of contracts are there?