What is exclusionary coverage?

Exclusionary coverage is the highest level of coverage you can buy on a vehicle that’s out of the manufacturer warranty.

Often referred to as “bumper to bumper” by consumers, exclusionary coverage covers all components of the vehicle with very few exceptions. The following items are excluded: maintenance items such as tires, wiper blades, belts, hoses & brake pads, body damage, fit and finish, any environmental items such as rust & sun damage as well as all other items not covered by the manufactures original warranty.

With exclusionary vehicle protection, you can drive with peace of mind knowing your vehicle is covered.

What’s not covered?

Eazedrive only sells the best warranty coverage you can have on a vehicle. The technical term
for this type of coverage is Exclusionary. 

Exclusionary coverage is similar to the
original factory warranty. It is often referred to as bumper to bumper.

Simply stated, if it was covered under the manufacturer’s original 3-year 36,000-mile warranty
then it’s probably covered under the EazeDrive warranty. If it wasn’t covered under the original
warranty, then it’s probably not covered by EazeDrive.

These are the types of things that are not covered by Vehicle Service Contracts: Maintenance
items like exhaust systems, tune ups, and filters. Were and tear items such as batteries, brakes,
and tires. Body parts and windshields are also not covered.

Other warranty companies are known as “Stated Coverage” where all covered parts must be
listed and typically cover fare fewer items the EazeDrive’s “Exclusionary” coverage.

Remember all EazeDrive’s coverages are backed by an insurance company with an AM Best
Rating of (A) Plus Superior. This type of coverage is not available from one of those mass
marketing companies you see on TV and are constantly spamming consumers.