After the original manufacturer's warranty expires, your vehicle is still eligible for extended coverage as long as it has less than 140,000 miles on the odometer. Unfortunately, most people don't realize their original warranty HAS expired until they're standing in the repair shop or service area with a huge bill in hand. Nearly all of us have been there at one time or another; it's an awful feeling, isn't it? Especially when you find out you wouldn't have had to pay those charges out-of-pocket if you'd had an extended service agreement.

Service Agreements protect vehicle owners from the unexpected, as well as common, mechanical repairs that can potentially cost thousands each year. And typically, a service agreement costs less in the first year (for a 5 year plan) than one significant mechanical repair.

Because of today's constantly changing automotive technology, repairs are more complex and the costs for them continue to rise. A service agreement can cover those repairs, which can range from $390 (for a water pump) to $4,800 or more (for engine and transmission work)!

Service agreements also provide peace of mind that your vehicle is being repaired by licensed technicians, you're not being overcharged, the work is really necessary, you receive quality parts and service at all times, and you're always able to choose the repair facility.

When you invest in a service agreement, you shouldn’t have to wait until something needs repaired to enjoy the benefits. That’s why, in addition to top quality customer service, the best coverages in the industry, fast claims processing & experience you can trust, all NAC service plans include:

• Roadside Assistance
• Towing Service
• Mechanical First Aid
• Tire Service
• Substitute Transportation
• Trip Interruption
• Delivery Service
• Battery Service
• Increased Resale Value

• Inflation Protection