America’s Trucking Warranty has unbeatable coverage to protect both your rig and your peace of mind.
With plan lengths ranging from up to 5 years and warranty coverage available for trucks up to 10 years old, ATW has something for every truck owner. Our additional offers, like roadside assistance and insurance, make ATW the place to get protection for your home-on-the-road.
With different levels of coverage and interest-free payment plan options, America’s Trucking Warranty has a plan for every trucker—no matter your budget. Whether you need a simple, engine-only plan or a deluxe plan with add-ons, ATW has you covered.
When you are searching for an extended truck warranty for, it helps to know which factors affect the price. The price of a warranty plan depends on several factors:
The payment structure you choose also affects the final price of coverage—plans paid in full are less expensive than plans paid in installments. To learn more, call 866-433-1789.
Deductibles are common features in all sorts of warranty, service contract, and insurance coverages, from auto warranties to health insurance.
On a covered repair, the deductible is the portion of the repair cost that the truck owner pays directly to the repair facility. After the deductible, the warranty company will pay the rest of the covered amount of the repair bill. The deductible is paid directly to the repair facility, not to the warranty company. Deductibles are charged per visit to the repair facility, regardless of how many repairs are being completed during that visit.
America’s Trucking Warranty plans have a deductible of $250.
Roadside Assistance comes standard (at no extra cost) with all America’s Trucking Warranty plans.
Heavy Duty truck plans also include Trip Interruption Coverage. Again, this comes standard with no added cost.
Rental Truck Coverage- This coverage reimburses you for truck rental costs when your truck suffers a covered breakdown or malfunction.
Lift Kits / Oversized Tires - If your truck has a lift kit or larger-than-factory-size tires, you’ll need this add-on to be eligible for coverage. It covers up to a 10” lift above factory specs and tires up to 6” larger. *
Exhaust / Emissions Modifications - Covers modifications to DEF, CAT, ERG systems, etc. *
Tuning / Horsepower Modifications - Covers up to 100 hp above factory specs, as long as modification was done at vehicle delivery. *
Labor Rate Booster - This increases the maximum hourly labor rate that ATW will pay on covered repairs up to $250 per hour. *
*For Medium Duty Additonal Coverage only
See a sample contract for all exclusions and limitations to coverage.
According to Fleet Owner, trucks need repairs as often as every 10,000 miles. Through routine preventative maintenance and regular inspections during operation, you can minimize the likelihood of major breakdowns. However, as the miles go by, engines, transmissions, brakes, clutches, and electrical systems become more likely to need repair.
All policies from America’s Trucking Warranty are underwritten by A-rated insurance.
What most people call “extended warranties” are really service contracts. That’s because technically a warranty can only be offered by the manufacturer.
However, service contracts offered by companies like us usually operate just like a manufacturer warranty. Sometimes they’re even better.
The idea behind a service contract is simple: you purchase a plan from a “warranty” company, and that company agrees to pay the expenses covered under the terms of the plan. Then when you receive repairs, the warranty company will pay their share directly to the repair facility.
The term “extended” refers to the fact that most service contracts last longer than manufacturer warranties (or are put in place once the manufacturer warranty expires). An extended warranty effectively extends the amount of time that your truck is covered against breakdowns and malfunctions.
No. A truck warranty covers the warranty owner against the cost of repairs due to breakdown or malfunction from everyday use.
Insurance covers the cost of damage from things like accidents and weather. Liability insurance covers the cost of damages to others’ vehicles or property (as well your legal expenses) when you are at fault for an accident.
All plans come standard with a roadside assistance package that includes towing, and heavy duty truck plans also come with trip interruption reimbursement coverage. Visit our plans page to learn more about these benefits.
The way it works is simple. When the truck is at the repair center, call us. Always contact us BEFORE you begin repairs, otherwise your repair may not be covered.
We sure think so! Our plans help independent owner/operators and fleets alike stress less about problems on the road AND save money when trucks inevitably need repairs. Peace of mind and savings are what it’s all about.
An extended truck warranty helps truck owners budget better than a simple savings account. This is because the savings account can be depleted by one or two trips to the repair shop. With a plan from ATW, your coverage applies no matter how often you use it.
You can use any licensed repair facility or mobile mechanic in the United States or Canada—we'll even pay the service fee to the mobile mechanic.
Some people prefer to return to their dealership for repairs. That's fine with us, and it does not affect your service plan.
Simply follow the steps to follow a claim on our claims page.
ATW’s coverage comes standard with roadside assistance, so you have help whenever you need. For more info on our roadside assistance, check our plans page.
If you follow the process on our claims page and receive authorization before repairs, then ATW will pay the repair facility directly via check, wire transfer, or credit card.
The deductible is charged per visit to the repair facility, regardless of how many items are being repaired during the visit.
Yes, our plans come with towing and roadside assistance.
Like all warranties, including manufacturer warranties, ATW’s coverage is for breakdowns and malfunctions, not for routine maintenance. As such, things like oil changes, routine inspections, tune-ups, and brake pads are not covered.
If you want to sell your truck, you can transfer the coverage to the new owner. Warranty coverage is sometimes a useful incentive to help close the deal.
Plans range up to 5 years in length. The plan lengths offered depends on the age, mileage, and type of truck. To find out what your truck is eligible for, call 866-433-1789 or submit your truck details to get a free quote.
No. Instead of a truck inspection, which can be used against you later when you need coverage, America’s Trucking Warranty plans start with a waiting period of 30 days and 1,000 miles. Once 30 days have passed and 1,000 miles have been added to the odometer, your coverage becomes effective.
Yes, you can cancel whenever and for any reason. Just fill out and send the cancellation form to end your policy. There is a cancellation fee of $100.
Of course. ATW has a plan to match every truck and budget.
Of course!
According to Fleet Owner, trucks need repairs as often as every 10,000 miles. Through routine preventative maintenance and regular inspections during operation, you can minimize the likelihood of major breakdowns. However, as the miles go by, engines, transmissions, brakes, clutches, and electrical systems become more likely to need repair.
All policies from America’s Trucking Warranty are underwritten by A-rated insurance.
What most people call “extended warranties” are really service contracts. That’s because technically a warranty can only be offered by the manufacturer.
However, service contracts offered by companies like us usually operate just like a manufacturer warranty. Sometimes they’re even better.
The idea behind a service contract is simple: you purchase a plan from a “warranty” company, and that company agrees to pay the expenses covered under the terms of the plan. Then when you receive repairs, the warranty company will pay their share directly to the repair facility.
The term “extended” refers to the fact that most service contracts last longer than manufacturer warranties (or are put in place once the manufacturer warranty expires). An extended warranty effectively extends the amount of time that your truck is covered against breakdowns and malfunctions.
No. A truck warranty covers the warranty owner against the cost of repairs due to breakdown or malfunction from everyday use.
Insurance covers the cost of damage from things like accidents and weather. Liability insurance covers the cost of damages to others’ vehicles or property (as well your legal expenses) when you are at fault for an accident.
All plans come standard with a roadside assistance package that includes towing, and heavy duty truck plans also come with trip interruption reimbursement coverage. Visit our plans page to learn more about these benefits.
The way it works is simple. When the truck is at the repair center, call us. Always contact us BEFORE you begin repairs, otherwise your repair may not be covered.
We sure think so! Our plans help independent owner/operators and fleets alike stress less about problems on the road AND save money when trucks inevitably need repairs. Peace of mind and savings are what it’s all about.
An extended truck warranty helps truck owners budget better than a simple savings account. This is because the savings account can be depleted by one or two trips to the repair shop. With a plan from ATW, your coverage applies no matter how often you use it.
You can use any licensed repair facility or mobile mechanic in the United States or Canada—we'll even pay the service fee to the mobile mechanic.
Some people prefer to return to their dealership for repairs. That's fine with us, and it does not affect your service plan.
Simply follow the steps to follow a claim on our claims page.
ATW’s coverage comes standard with roadside assistance, so you have help whenever you need. For more info on our roadside assistance, check our plans page.
If you follow the process on our claims page and receive authorization before repairs, then ATW will pay the repair facility directly via check, wire transfer, or credit card.
The deductible is charged per visit to the repair facility, regardless of how many items are being repaired during the visit.
Yes, our plans come with towing and roadside assistance.
Like all warranties, including manufacturer warranties, ATW’s coverage is for breakdowns and malfunctions, not for routine maintenance. As such, things like oil changes, routine inspections, tune-ups, and brake pads are not covered.
If you want to sell your truck, you can transfer the coverage to the new owner. Warranty coverage is sometimes a useful incentive to help close the deal.
Plans range up to 5 years in length. The plan lengths offered depends on the age, mileage, and type of truck. To find out what your truck is eligible for, call 866-433-1789 or submit your truck details to get a free quote.
No. Instead of a truck inspection, which can be used against you later when you need coverage, America’s Trucking Warranty plans start with a waiting period of 30 days and 1,000 miles. Once 30 days have passed and 1,000 miles have been added to the odometer, your coverage becomes effective.
Yes, you can cancel whenever and for any reason. Just fill out and send the cancellation form to end your policy. There is a cancellation fee of $100.
Of course. ATW has a plan to match every truck and budget.
Of course!
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