AutoCare Plus

The catalog calls it a vehicle service contract covering repairs and maintenance, but AutoCare Plus is also used by unrelated repair businesses and warranties. Read the actual contract for administrator, covered components, deductible, term, mileage limit, and exclusions before treating it like insurance.

The catalog description says routine maintenance such as oil changes and tire rotation is part of the offering, but that must appear in the plan schedule rather than an advert. A real Auto Care Plus and NAPA example lists warranties for qualifying repairs separately from normal service, showing why the written terms matter.

Roadside or towing is not guaranteed by the name alone; some AutoCare Plus providers list roadside assistance, while others sell repair warranties only. Check the service-contract section for dispatch rules, mileage limits, and whether you must use an approved facility.

Ask whether the engine, transmission, electrical system, labor, diagnostics, seals, and consequential damage are covered, because service contracts divide components into named lists. A public NAPA AutoCare warranty example publishes limits such as 5 years or 50,000 miles for one tier, but that does not prove the same limit for this catalog item.