Pre-Owned Vehicle Protection Plan (AUL SNL)

If the covered vehicle becomes disabled, we’ll arrange to have the vehicle towed to the nearest qualified repair facility within a 150-mile radius. This service is available 24/7.

We’ll send a service provider to install your customer's spare tire on the covered vehicle. If the spare tire isn’t functional, we’ll provide transportation to the nearest tire store for repairs.

We’ll arrange for a service provider to deliver two gallons of fuel to the covered vehicle. Your customer is responsible for the cost of the fuel at the time of delivery.

If the covered vehicle won’t start, we’ll arrange for a service provider to assist with a boost or battery jump. 

If your customer's keys are lost, broken, or locked inside the covered vehicle, we’ll send a service provider and pay up to $100 per occurrence to cover the cost of the locksmith service, excluding the cost of replacement keys. Your customer is responsible for replacement keys.

We will reimburse your customer for a rental car up to $30 per 24-hour period, with a $150 max per claim. In order to qualify the vehicle must: 1) be retained by the repair facility overnight, and 2) have a failure to a covered component based on the coverage plan selected, that if driven, would result in further damage to the vehicle. 

Limited to cars, light-duty trucks, and vans that are not part of a pool or fleet, as used by the owner for: route work, service or repair work, delivery or hauling, agricultural purposes, job site activities, or construction trades; and eligible vehicles owned by religious/charitable organizations.

Mid-size SUVs and trucks are allowed a 4-inch lift and a tire modification up to 35 inches. Full-size trucks and SUVs are allowed a 6-inch lift and up to a 35-inch tire modification. For vehicles with tire modifications including oversized rims, this surcharge allows for a 3-inch increase in rim diameter.

Coverage begins at the contract purchase date and expires by time or mileage measured from the original full manufacturer’s warranty expiration date or mileage, whichever occurs first.