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In business 40 years. Free help comparing plans: (832) 219-6204

West University Place · Bellaire · Houston · Hunters Creek Village

(832) 219-6204

Contact Us in West University Place

The phone is the one way to reach us. Call, tell us about your car, truck or SUV, and we will help you compare protection plans and explain what each one covers before you decide.

Where we work

West University Place, TX

Bellaire, Houston, Hunters Creek Village, Piney Point Village, Spring Valley Village, Bunker Hill Village

Hours

Mon-Fri
9am-5pm
Sat
10am-2pm
Sun
Closed

What Happens When You Call

We start with the vehicle: year, make, model, mileage and how you drive it. A sedan with 140,000 miles has different weak points than a three-year-old SUV, so we ask before we suggest anything. Then we lay out which plans fit and which components each one lists, such as the engine, transmission, drive axles or air conditioning compressor. We also explain what moves the monthly payment: mileage, vehicle age, term length and the deductible you choose.

You get the scope and pricing factors in writing before you commit, so nothing gets added later. If a plan is a poor match for your car, we tell you. We can keep talking by phone or set up a video call, and we offer flexible payment options if a steady monthly amount suits your budget.

What to Have Ready Before You Call

  1. Your vehicle's VIN, printed on the driver-side dashboard near the windshield and on your registration card.
  2. The current odometer reading, since mileage decides which plans you qualify for and what they cost.
  3. Any recent repair records or known issues, like a slipping transmission or a lit check engine light.
  4. A rough monthly amount you are comfortable paying.
Mechanic in a dark uniform hands car keys to a woman at an open repair shop bay, with her older silver sedan parked outside on an overcast day

Get Your Options Side by Side

Have your vehicle's details handy and we will go through the plans with you. The quote is free, and you see the scope in writing first.