You can register for the Zurich warranty policy with these easy steps:

1. Zurich warranty policy should only be bought from an authorized dealer that offers Zurich extended warranty coverage

2. Choose the Zurich extended warranty plan that best suits your needs. The authorized dealer will guide you through the available options.

3. Carefully review the terms and conditions of the selected Zurich extended warranty plan. Ensure you understand the coverage, duration, and any applicable deductibles.

4. Furnish the required information for warranty registration. This may include personal details, vehicle information, and purchase documentation.

5. Fill out the necessary registration forms provided by the authorized dealer. Double-check the accuracy of the information before submission.

6. Pay the premium associated with the Zurich extended warranty plan. The authorized dealer will provide details on the payment process.

7. Receive confirmation of your Zurich extended warranty registration. Keep all relevant documents, including the warranty contract and payment receipts, in a safe and easily accessible place.

8. Note any authorization information provided, as it will be required for future claims or service requests.

9. Ensure you have the contact information for both the authorized dealer and Zurich in case you need to reach out for warranty-related queries.

When it comes to protecting your vehicle, Zurich warranty policy offers three coverage levels to choose from:

Powertrain Coverage

Covers crucial components like the engine, transmission, transfer case, and drive axle.

Standard Coverage

Includes all powertrain components, plus specific parts of systems like suspension, steering, heating, air conditioning, brakes, and electrical.

Comprehensive Coverage

A bumper-to-bumper warranty covering your entire vehicle and systems, with only a few specified parts or systems excluded.

Unlike many dealership warranties, Zurich allows you to choose any repair shop certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE®). This flexibility means you're not restricted to dealership service for covered repairs, providing a significant advantage.

1. If your vehicle experiences a breakdown, take it to your preferred repair shop.

2. The repair shop will conduct a diagnostic assessment of your vehicle to identify the issue.

3. For covered components or repairs, instruct your repair shop or dealership service center to file a claim with Zurich, the provider of the Fidelity extended warranty.

4. Upon successful claim filing, the repair shop will receive an authorization number from the Zurich warranty claims team.

5. If Zurich authorizes the repair, your repair shop can proceed with completing the necessary repairs to your vehicle.

6. Most Zurich plans require you to pay a deductible after your vehicle is repaired. When you pick up your car, you'll be responsible for the deductible amount, typically up to $200.

7. The remaining authorized amount for the repairs will be directly paid to the repair shop by Zurich. This ensures a streamlined and efficient settlement process for covered repairs.