Normal Wear & Tear! Denied I purchased a Platinum Prime, max coverage, at the time I purchased a 2015 LR4 w/ 25k miles in 10/20. My tire dealer found a vibration I was experiencing was due to worn lower control arms @ 33k miles. Dealer and all other prevailing authorities advise that the service life of lower control arms are between 90-100k. Liberty Bell denied claim as "normal wear & tear". Was told by dealership that no service industry considers the control arms a wear item. Waiting to hear back from Claims Manager! Now 2 weeks later and Claims manager has not returned any of my calls. They wont reject the claim in writing, only via phone call so that there is not documentation.

Do a chargeback on your credit card. Worked for me! Do a chargeback on your credit card. Mine was just approved. I purchased the warranty in October 2020 for $2750. Never used it. Submitted charge-back request to my card issuer in December 2021 for failure to provide services paid for. It was approved yesterday. Be sure you can demonstrate that you attempted to contact the vendor to resolve the dispute. Telephone and email. Neither works anymore. Good luck!

Last year my factory warranty expired… Last year my factory warranty expired and needed a extended warranty for my jeep Cherokee. So got their best warranty plan for next 3 years. Recently did use their warranty in my local dealership. Liberty bell covered my claim without any issues. Their claims dept was helpful.

I was unhappy with the policy I… I was unhappy with the policy I purchased from Liberty Bell Auto Protect. Did not end up covering any repair I had incurred whilst insured, even though I had initially been led to believe otherwise by their salesperson. However, I am happy to report that Liberty Bell Auto Protect agreed to refund 100% of my purchase of said policy in full. This was much appreciated. Brian R

Liberty Bell Auto Protect US Auto Administrators, Inc, dba Liberty Bell Auto Protect, has declared Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. We poor saps who paid for extended warranties are just small fish in a long line of creditors. Down the road we may get pennies back if we file a claim, but this is probably money down the drain.