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AI Warranty Advocate

Is your car repair covered by warranty?
Find out in 60 seconds.

Upload any vehicle warranty, extended service contract, or prepaid maintenance plan, then your repair quote. WarrantyEnforcer's AI reads both, flags what's covered, and gives you the exact words to send back to the dealer.

Backed by consumer research from thousands of real warranty disputes.

Money we've helped drivers stop overpaying

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Identified as likely covered across 0 quotes for 0 drivers. Updates live.

The fastest way to check warranty coverage

1. Add your warranty

Snap a photo, upload a PDF, or paste the text. We extract coverage, exclusions, dates, and mileage.

2. Upload the quote

Send us the repair estimate. Our AI compares every line item to your actual coverage.

3. Get your script

You get a plain English report and a polite message to send the shop or warranty admin.

Real example

$958.72 in spark plugs, already paid for.

A 2022 Ram 1500 owner at 91,000 miles got a $6,746 dealer add-on estimate. Our AI cross checked it against the owner's prepaid maintenance plan and extended service contract, then flagged the spark plugs, fluid services, and induction cleaning as scheduled maintenance already covered, plus the differential and cracked manifolds under the extended service plan.

  • Per line item verdicts with citations
  • Ready to send response script
  • Works for any make, any warranty

Sample verdict

Likely covered · $894.62

16 spark plugs. Cited: Ford PMP, Wear Items, Spark plugs, $0 deductible.

Likely covered · $3,530.46

Rear differential overhaul. Cited: Ford ESP PremiumCARE, Powertrain.

Likely covered · $1,550.70

Cracked exhaust manifolds. Cited: Ford ESP PremiumCARE, Engine Components.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my car repair is covered by warranty?

Compare every line item on the repair quote to your factory warranty, extended service contract, and any prepaid maintenance plan. WarrantyEnforcer's AI does this in under a minute using your uploaded documents and returns a per line verdict with citations.

What is a dealership warranty dispute?

A warranty dispute happens when a dealer or repair shop quotes work that your contract should pay for, or classifies covered repairs as excluded wear items. You have the right to request a written denial and escalate directly to the warranty administrator.

Are extended warranties and prepaid maintenance plans worth it?

It depends on the plan, the vehicle, and where you service it. Manufacturer-backed plans like Ford Protect, Honda Care, and GMPP are generally more reliable than third-party contracts. Prepaid maintenance plans often pay for themselves if you service at the dealer for the plan's full term.

Can I use WarrantyEnforcer for a used car?

Yes. Upload the vehicle service contract, any remaining factory warranty, and any prepaid maintenance plan that came with the purchase. The AI works the same way regardless of whether you bought new or used.

Does WarrantyEnforcer give legal advice?

No. WarrantyEnforcer is a consumer research and analysis tool. It reads your documents and highlights likely coverage based on the contract text. For legal disputes, consult a licensed attorney in your state.

How much does WarrantyEnforcer cost?

$39.99 per year for your first warranty and $9.99 per year for each additional warranty. Billed annually, cancel anytime. See the pricing page for details.

Not Legal Advice

This is NOT legal advice. WarrantyEnforcer uses artificial intelligence to interpret the documents you upload and provide informational assistance only. It is not a substitute for professional legal or expert advice. Always verify coverage directly with your warranty provider. WarrantyEnforcer is not a law firm and does not provide legal counsel.

Important Disclaimer

This is NOT legal advice. WarrantyEnforcer uses artificial intelligence to interpret the documents you upload and provide informational assistance only. It is not a substitute for professional legal or expert advice. Always verify coverage directly with your warranty provider. WarrantyEnforcer is not a law firm and does not provide legal counsel.