Allstate® Vehicle Service Contract Can Protect You Protection That Family of Companies Has Been There from Paying High Repair Costs

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Allstate® Vehicle Service Contract Can Protect You Protection That Family of Companies Has Been There from Paying High Repair Costs Examples of covered parts by plan. VEHICLE­SERVICE­CONTRACT PREMIER­CARE/PREMIER­CARE­WRAP ­­­­PREFERRED CARE Engine Brakes Air Conditioning Fuel Additional Items STANDARD CARE RR R R R Air Conditioning Fuel Convenience • All internal • Backing plate • Bearing and pulley • Accelerator pedal • A/C-heater air box R R R BASIC CARE Accessories fasteners • Equalizer • Hi/low control processor/ • Adjustable Brakes Suspension • Air ducts and • Accelerator pedal R R • Harmonic bolt • Metal hydraulic lines pressure hose module pedal motors outlet hoses • Fuel distributor • Convertible top Engine Drive Axles • Hydraulic brake • Ball joints motor and pulley and fittings and metal A/C lines • Fuel distributor • Cigarette lighter R R • Automatic booster • Fuel injection/ • Timing tensioner • Idler pulley • Fuel injection/ • Control arm shafts temperature control • Cruise control • Pressure modulator • Head lamp motors • Cylinder block • Axle bearings metering pump and bearing metering pump • Master cylinder and bushings • Timing cover control/isolation • Headlight dimmer • Cylinder head • Constant velocity programmer • Fuel injection • Dash gauges • Seals and gaskets • Seals and gaskets • Timing gears dump valves • Oil and refrigerant • Fuel injection module • Engine mounts joints/boots • Blower motor mixture control pro- • Driver information • Wheel cylinders • Upper and lower • Waste gate • Proportioning and (when required with mixture • Differential axle and fan cessor & sensors center • Headrest or ceiling • Exhaust manifold control arms combination valves covered repair) • Fuel injection mixture housing/case • Wheel speed • Electronic climate • Electronic entry/ DVD players • Flywheel • Fuel injectors • Vacuum assist • O-rings control sensors and cover sensor/exciter control head security system • Heated seat systems • Harmonic balancer • Fuel pressure booster • Serpentine belt • Fuel injectors • Heater control valve • LED signal mirrors • Drive axle shafts regulator • Power door lock R Transmission • Intake manifold tensioner • Fuel pressure • Heater core actuators • Lighted vanity mirror • Drive shafts Air Conditioning Fuel • Fuel tank, filler • Electronic shift regulator • InternallyR lubricated R • HVAC control cables neck & o-ring • Power door lock control unit and • Outside mirror parts • Four-wheel-drive • Tank filler neck locking hubs • Clutch • Fuel level motors solenoids memory modules • IAC motor R Cooling R Steering and o-ring • Oil pan • Coil and pulley sending unit • Power headrest • Internally lubricated • Mass air-flow sensor • Power headlamp • Vacuum modulator • Throttle cable • Oil pump • Fuel pump • Cooling fan relay • Reservoir and motor parts • Compressor Electrical motors • Viscous coupler R • Metal fuel lines • Fan clutch internal parts • Throttle linkage • Seals and gaskets • Condenser • Lift pump • Power mirror • Power seat module • Seals and gaskets and fittings • Steering column • Throttle position • Timing belt/chain • Seals and gaskets • Body control motors • Fan shroud • Power vent • Universal joints • Evaporator • Oxygen sensor couplings & bearings sensor module (BCM) • Thermostat housing window motors • Turbo/supercharger • Expansion valve • Power seat motors • Camshaft position • Throttle body Drive Axles R • Power trunk • Rear power • Valve covers • Seals and gaskets sensor solenoid • Center support window shade • Water pump Electrical Suspension • Crank shaft and bearingsR R • Recirculation doors R Suspension • Power trunk/ position sensor tailgate actuator • Couplings/flex disc • Headlamp switch • Links and bushings and motors Steering Electrical • Coil springs, seats R R • Electronic ignition • Power lock switch • Mounts and bushings • Seat memory Transmission and bushings • Power window • Drive shaft yokes R • Center drag link • Alternator module modules • Leaf spring shackles motors • Four-wheel-drive • Power window • Spindle • Bell housing • Electronic instrument • Seat recliners • Idler arm • Front wiper motor and bushings • Rear window engagement switch • Spindle support • Electronic shift cluster ® • Pitman arm • Manually operated defogger actuator/motor • Rear wiper motor • Stabilizer bars • Sunroof guides, control unit • Engine control • Struts • Power steering switches • Radio/equalizer/ • Front-wheel-drive • Turn signal switch tracks and cables Allstate Vehicle module (ECM) • Wheel and • Strut/track bars • Flex plate and pump • Starter motor CD player axle shafts • Wiper motor relay • Washer motor ring gear • Horn hub bearings • Seals and gaskets and solenoid • Sunroof motor • Rear-wheel-drive and delay switch/ Service Contract • Internally lubricated • Ignition coils axle shafts • Steering gear • Voltage regulator • Window regulators module parts Cooling housing and R • Ignition distributor • Seals and gaskets internal parts • Knock sensor • Coolant recovery Protection for your car • Torque converter • Tie rod ends • Map/courtesy tank • Transfer case beyond its warranty. light assembly • Coolant temperature Examples of Excluded Parts • Transfer case • MAP sensor sensor internally lubricated • Power antenna • Cooling fan motors Components covered by manufacturer’s warranty, drive belts, hoses, distributor cap and rotor, spark plugs, plug wires and glow plugs, parts assembly (radiator and radiator cap, nuts, bolts and fasteners, windshield wiper blades, batteries, battery cables, fuses, brake drums, rotors, pads and linings, • Transmission • Powertrain control condenser) mounts module (PCM) • Cooling fan sensors upholstery, insulation, carpet and paint, weather strips, glass, lenses, sealed beams and light bulbs, door stops and hinges, jack, tool kit, etc. • Transmission pan • Transmission control • Engine block heater Additional exclusions apply; please refer to the contract for complete terms and conditions. • Transmission/ module (TCM) • Fan blades transaxle case • Vehicle speed sensor • Radiator • Valve body • Wiring harnesses • Thermostat Extended repair We’ve­got­you­covered. Are you in Good Hands?® For more than 80 years, the Allstate What if your vehicle needs a repair after your factory warranty has expired? If this happens, an Allstate® Vehicle Service Contract can protect you protection that family of companies has been there from paying high repair costs. We cover a range of mechanical breakdowns. You simply choose the coverage that’s best for you. goes­the­distance. when people need us most. We have innovative insurance and financial products for your life’s needs, An Allstate® Vehicle Service Contract1 Save­on­these­average­ including solutions to help protect you can help save you thousands of dollars replacement costs2 from unexpected expenses that can on auto repairs. It’s easy, convenient come with owning a car. Peace of mind wherever and covers repairs and parts past the A vehicle service contract helps With Allstate, you can feel better you drive. manufacturer’s warranty. minimize your out-of-pocket expenses. protected and more in control of your An Allstate® Vehicle Service Contract future than ever before. Benefits: offers you even more than extended • Pays 100% of covered parts and repair coverage. And, you’ll find approved repair facilities throughout labor after deductible the U.S. and Canada. For­questions,­contact: • Allows you to transfer your contract, Each of our plans also includes 1-800-621-4871 adding to your car’s resale value these benefits3 allstatecarcare.com • Provides protection against • Towing coverage increasing replacement costs • Rental reimbursement • Trip interruption • Roadside assistance Always there with expert service. When you need us, we’ll be there. • Exceptional claims handling • Certified claims technicians The Allstate® Vehicle Service Contract is issued and administered by Pablo Creek Services, Inc., • Bilingual customer service and the obligations under the agreement are insured by First Colonial Insurance Company; each of these entities is a member of the Allstate 1 This brochure is for marketing purposes only and is 2 Average replacement costs were calculated for the top 5 family of companies. a summary of the Allstate® Vehicle Service Contract. vehicles of 2013 using MOTOR Information Systems parts Programs may vary by dealer/lender/state. Please refer 3 and labor data (Honda Fit, Acura TL, Buick LaCrosse, Towing, rental reimbursement and trip interruption ©2017 Allstate 10/17 to the contract provisions for specific details of benefits, Nissan Frontier V6, Ford F-150 3.7L). are subject to reimbursement limits as stated in the vehicle eligibility, exclusions, conditions and limitations. contract. FL. Lic. No. 60141 MK1000.
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