Powertrain Shield
Engine, transmission, and drivetrain protection built for high-mileage vehicles.
Vehicle Protection First
Street Service helps drivers stay protected after the factory warranty fades. From powertrain plans to bumper-to-bumper coverage, we design clear vehicle service contracts, fast claim support, and coverage that follows your car—not the dealership brochure.
Engine, transmission, and drivetrain protection built for high-mileage vehicles.
Readable coverage schedules, listed components, and no surprise dealer jargon.
A dedicated claims team that coordinates repair authorization with your shop.
About Street Service
When a manufacturer warranty expires, the cost of a single transmission or engine repair can erase years of careful budgeting. Street Service was created to close that gap with vehicle service contracts that are practical, portable, and explained in plain language.
Our advisors map coverage to how you actually drive: commuting, family travel, light commercial use, or high-mileage ownership. We compare deductibles, term lengths, and component lists so you can choose protection that feels like a safety net—not a mystery fee.
Coverage Highlights
Street Service plans are structured around the systems that fail most often after year five: propulsion, climate, electronics, and steering. Every plan lists what is covered before you enroll.
Engine block, cylinder heads, transmission case, torque converter, and drive axles are scheduled with term and mileage options that match older vehicles still in daily use.
Expanded coverage for factory-installed electronics, air conditioning, fuel delivery, and convenience systems that sit outside a basic powertrain contract.
Optional pre-enrollment inspection helps confirm eligibility, document existing wear, and avoid claim friction later in the policy term.
Our Advisors
Simple Path
Tell us year, make, model, mileage, and how the car is used so we can shortlist eligible plans.
Review term, deductible, and component lists with an advisor—no pressure, just options.
Complete the application, receive policy documents, and keep them with your vehicle records.
Use any licensed repair facility. Contact the claims desk before work begins for authorization.
The shop sends diagnostics. We review coverage, deductibles, and approve listed repairs.
Authorized work is completed, you pay the deductible, and the vehicle returns to service.
Customer Voice
“The transmission claim was authorized the same day the shop sent the inspection. Street Service treated the repair like a partnership, not a hurdle.”
“I compared three contracts. Street Service was the only one that listed AC compressors and control modules in writing before I paid.”
Share a few details and a Street Service advisor will outline eligible warranty options.
Warranty Journal
A practical walk-through of internally lubricated parts, seals, gaskets, and the gray areas shops ask about during claims.
The documents your repair facility should send first, and the questions that keep authorization moving.
Mileage bands, deductibles, and why a shorter high-coverage term can outperform a cheap long plan.