Russ Darrow Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM of Milwaukee
If you’re driving or planning to own a Jeep® vehicle, understanding your extended warranty coverage is smart. You want to stay protected on the Brookfield and Greenfield roads. But where is the best place to buy a Jeep extended warranty? At Russ Darrow Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM of Milwaukee, we will guide you every step of the way. Keep reading to learn more!
As one of the many car brands under the Stellantis umbrella, Jeep extended warranties are covered by Mopar®. This means that the best place to buy a Jeep extended warranty is either with us in Milwaukee or online through the Mopar® website. The most popular plans are divided into four categories: New Vehicles, Pre-Owned, Lease, and All Vehicles. We’ll focus on New Vehicles here, but don’t hesitate to contact our finance center if you want to learn more about the others.
New Vehicle Protection plans include comprehensive Maximum Care, Added Care Plus, and Powertrain Care Plus. Check them out below, and contact our dealership for additional details regarding eligibility and restrictions.
Maximum Care provides comprehensive coverage for 5,000+ components for up to eight years and 125,000 miles, and you can choose among multiple deductible options. It includes several other benefits, too, including:
To be eligible for Maximum Care, your Jeep vehicle must be covered by a five-year/60,000-mile Powertrain Warranty, and you must be within 36 months of the in-service date and 36,000 miles.
Can you buy a Jeep extended warranty later? Absolutely! All Menomonee Falls Jeep drivers can purchase New Vehicle Plans, including Maximum Care, anytime within three years or 36,000 miles of your vehicle’s warranty start date. This is typically the date you received your Jeep vehicle.
Finally, while you can choose your deductible, the Jeep extended warranty cost for a plan like Maximum Care varies based on many factors, so please visit our dealership and speak with us for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information.
Added Care Plus extends powertrain and component coverage for 850+ components. Eligibility criteria are the same as those shown above for Maximum Care, as are many of the included benefits and deductible amounts. You can learn more by calling us at (414) 867-6313.
You can choose to get Added Care Plus coverage for two to eight years, and under the following mileage terms:
The last available Jeep extended warranty option is the Powertrain Care Plus plan. With Powertrain Care Plus, you’ll have more than 300 components covered in your engine, transmission, and driveline. You also receive a one-time plan transfer, personalized plan provisions, and an identification card.
When you’re ready to explore Jeep extended warranty coverage, Russ Darrow Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM of Milwaukee is here for you. Our friendly experts will walk you through the details, tailor coverage to your needs, and make sure you experience the difference of honest, kind service. If you have any questions, please reach out to us. Test-drive your preferred model in Milwaukee and explore your coverage options!
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