Comprehensive for Medium Duty
Our broadest plan. An exclusionary contract covers the cost of repairs for any breakdown to your vehicle, less the deductible, except for the terms listed under exclusions.
How it works
Exclusionary means broader
Most contracts list what they cover. An exclusionary contract does the opposite: it lists what it doesn't cover, and everything else on the truck is included. It is the widest protection we write.
Coverage begins on the sale date and ends when the odometer reaches the mileage you selected. Diagnostic labor is covered when the repair itself is covered.
Terms of program
- Available on
- New & used
- Shortest term
- 18 mo / unlimited mi
- Longest term
- 7 yr / 250,000 mi
- Also available
- 5 yr / 100,000 mi
6 yr / 125,000 mi - Standard deductible
- $100 per repair
- Transferable
- Yes
What's covered
Covered component groups
Examples of the component groups included under this plan.
- Engine
- Transmission
- Drive Axle
- Air Conditioning
- Electrical
- Taxes and Fluids
- Cooling
- Fuel
- Front Suspension
- Steering
- Brakes
- Seals & Gaskets
- High-tech
- Emissions
This page is a summary. It is not a vehicle service contract. For complete details, including exclusions and what is not covered, refer to the Truck Guardian vehicle service contract.
Included
Motor club membership
Emergency roadside assistance comes with the plan, including a rental car allowance.
- Rental car allowance. Included with this program.
- Towing. First 50 miles or two hours port-to-port, free — sign and drive.
- 25,000 providers. Nationwide network, 24 hours a day.
- Flat tire and tire replacement. Spare mounted, or a replacement brought to you.
- Battery assistance. Jump start or battery delivery.
- Oil, fluid and fuel delivery. Emergency supply brought to the disablement site.
- Winching and extrication. Within 50 yards of a paved road, up to half an hour.
Questions people ask about this plan
Short answers, taken from the program terms. The contract governs.
What does an exclusionary plan actually cover?
It covers the cost of repairing any breakdown on the truck, less the deductible, except for what the contract's exclusions name. That is the reverse of a stated-component plan, which covers only the parts it lists. The covered component groups are engine, transmission, drive axle, air conditioning, electrical, cooling, fuel, front suspension, steering, brakes, seals and gaskets, high-tech, emissions, and taxes and fluids.
How long can the coverage run?
There are four options: 18 months with unlimited miles, 5 years or 100,000 miles, 6 years or 125,000 miles, or 7 years or 250,000 miles. Coverage starts on the sale date and ends when the odometer reaches the mileage you chose.
What is the deductible?
$100 per repair, which is the standard deductible on this plan. Diagnostic labor is covered when the repair itself is covered under the vehicle service contract.
Can I put this on a used truck?
Yes. The plan is written on both new and used vehicles.
Is it transferable if I sell the truck?
Yes. Comprehensive for Medium Duty is transferable, which is worth something at resale.
Is roadside assistance included?
Yes. Motor club membership comes with the plan: the first 50 miles or two hours port-to-port are free through a network of 25,000 towing providers, along with flat tire assistance and tire replacement, battery assistance and replacement, oil, fluid and fuel delivery, winching, and a rental car allowance. Nationwide, 24 hours a day.
Get a quote on this plan
Tell us the year, make, model and mileage and we'll price it.