Protection Plans
Vehicle Service Contracts
COMPARE VEHICLE SERVICE CONTRACT OPTIONS
A vehicle service contract may help pay for eligible mechanical repairs. It is separate from automobile insurance and a manufacturer’s warranty. Here is how the posted sample agreements differ:
POWERTRAIN ENHANCED: Listed parts in the engine, transmission, transfer case and drive axles, with selected additional systems depending on the package shown on your declarations. Coverage applies to specified parts, not every part in a system.
USED STATED: A broader list of specified components across systems including steering, suspension, brakes, cooling, fuel, electrical and air conditioning. Check the exact parts listed in the agreement.
EXCLUSIONARY: Coverage is described through its exclusions and other contract terms. It is not unlimited coverage; maintenance, wear items and pre-existing breakdowns may be excluded.
BEFORE CHOOSING: Review the sample agreements below. Confirm eligibility, total price, deductible, waiting period, limits, maintenance and cancellation terms for your vehicle and state. Nationwide Autoprotect sells the contract; the named administrator handles claims and any required repair authorization.
Benefits
Selling company: Nationwide Autoprotect LLC
Contract provider/obligor: EGV Companies, Inc., except in Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, where this agreement identifies Lyndon Southern Insurance Company as the provider/obligor. Contract administrator: EGV Companies, Inc. Omega Auto Care
Omega Auto Care Exclusionary - View Sample Agreement
Omega Auto Care Used Stated - View Sample Agreement
Omega Auto Care Powertrain Enhanced - View Sample Agreement
Nationwide Autoprotect LLC sells the vehicle service contract. The administrator handles claims according to the agreement, and the provider/obligor is responsible for fulfilling the contract’s obligations.
Coverage, benefits, exclusions, limitations, deductibles, waiting periods, and cancellation provisions are governed by the written agreement. Administrator and provider identities may vary by contract version and state.
Added Benefits
Claims Process
Claims are reviewed and administered by the third-party provider identified in your agreement. Our team can help direct you to the appropriate claims contact when assistance is needed.
Agents
Whether you call or email, our team is here to answer your questions quickly and provide the assistance you need.
Customer Service
Your satisfaction is our top priority. We’ll help you find the right plan that fits your budget and needs.
Protection Specialists
Our team provides clear information about available vehicle service contract options, helping customers review plan features, eligibility requirements, and contract terms.
How It Works
1. Request your quote. Have your vehicle year, make, model, current mileage, and state ready. Your VIN helps confirm vehicle details. Available contracts depend on vehicle eligibility and location.
2. Compare the written options. Use the sample agreements above to review covered components, exclusions, deductibles, waiting periods, maintenance requirements, and coverage limits. Compare the total cost and payment terms as well as the monthly amount.
3. Review before enrolling. Confirm the administrator and provider named in your agreement, your vehicle details, and the coverage term. Ask questions about anything you do not understand and keep a copy of the agreement and enrollment confirmation.
4. Follow the claims instructions. If a repair is needed, contact the administrator identified in your agreement. The repair facility must obtain any required authorization before covered work begins. Coverage decisions are governed by the written contract.