Repairs arrive at the worst time
Most breakdowns happen without warning. A plan turns a surprise bill into a predictable monthly amount.
Repair costs
Could you afford a $3,000 repair bill today?
Select any part of the car below to see what a typical repair costs out of pocket. A vehicle service contract helps pay for repairs to the parts it lists, so a breakdown doesn't become a financial emergency.
Transmission
Average out-of-pocket repair cost
$3,000
Estimated auto repair costs based on ConsumerAffairs data (www.consumeraffairs.com). Costs shown are estimates only and may vary by vehicle, location and repair facility. A vehicle service contract is not insurance. It's an optional contract that pays for repairs to the parts it lists, subject to its terms, exclusions and deductible.
At a glance
Typical out-of-pocket repair costs
Average costs without a service contract. Your price depends on your vehicle, where you live and the repair facility.
| Repair | Average cost |
|---|---|
| Engine Cylinder Head | $7,500 |
| Alternator | $628-$814 |
| Instrument Cluster | $885-$905 |
| A/C Compressor | $550 |
| Backup Camera | $631-$647 |
| Transmission | $3,000 |
| Power Steering Pump | $500-$800 |
| Suspension Struts | $1,254 |
Labor rates keep rising
Parts and labor for modern cars, especially electronics and hi-tech systems, cost more every year.
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