Extended car warranty for your Jeep .
Jeep offers the perfect blend of rugged off-road capability and everyday comfort, making every journey an adventure. Warrantywise can provide an extended car warranty for your Jeep for vehicles up to 150,000 miles or 15 years old. With our discretionary warranty, you'll have peace of mind with a warranty you can be confident in.
Mechanical, electrical parts & labour *.
You can be confident that our warranty leaves no stone (or part) unturned.
Emergency breakdown*.
If you break down and need help, we’ll get someone to you as fast as possible to assess the problem.
Car hire, onward travel & expenses.
If we agree to repair your vehicle, we’ll make sure that your journey carries on uninterrupted while we fix the problem.
Premature failure*.
Any premature failure of parts is out of your hands. Put it in ours and Edd China’s.
Parts are replaced in pairs*.
It’s our job to help keep your used car on the road for longer. That’s why, if your repair is approved when parts work in pairs, we replace them in pairs.
Established 25 years.
We’ve been providing the UK's best used car warranty since 2000.
Over 1m plans sold.
We’ve brought peace of mind to over 1 million car owners and counting.
Customer satisfaction.
We remain committed to delivering outstanding customer service that exceeds expectations.
14 day money back guarantee.
With our money back guarantee your satisfaction is our top priority.
Multi award winning.
We’re proud to be recognised for our services in the industry.
Your warranty is personal .
Once your ideal plan has been selected based on the age of your car, make and mileage, you can choose additional elements to personalise your warranty to suit your needs and budget.
04/40 Plan
For vehicles up to 4 years old and under 40,000 miles
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Emergency breakdown*
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Parts are replaced in pairs
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Car hire
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Onward travel & expenses
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Zero compulsory contribution
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Premature failure
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Diagnostics
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In-car entertainment
06/60 Plan
For vehicles up to 6 years old and under 60,000 miles
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Emergency breakdown*
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Parts are replaced in pairs
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Car hire
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Onward travel & expenses
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Zero compulsory contribution
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Premature failure
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Diagnostics
08/80 Plan
For vehicles up to 8 years old and under 80,000 miles
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Emergency breakdown*
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Parts are replaced in pairs
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Car hire
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Onward travel & expenses
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Zero compulsory contribution
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Premature failure
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Diagnostics
10/100 Plan
For vehicles up to 10 years old and under 100,000 miles
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Emergency breakdown*
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Car hire
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Onward travel & expenses
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Zero compulsory contribution
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Premature failure
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Diagnostics
15/150 Plan
For vehicles up to 15 years old and under 150,000 miles
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Emergency breakdown*
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Car hire
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Onward travel & expenses
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Zero compulsory contribution
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Diagnostics
A discretionary warranty like no other.
As the final arbiter, I have the last word when it comes to repairs and can overturn any decision I don't think is fair or reasonable. This is what makes Warrantywise unique. To find out more about how discretionary warranties actually work, watch my Eddsplainer.
Warrantywise live repairs table.
Discover the parts in your car that are prone to issues, along with the estimated expenses for necessary repairs that we have paid, the cost also could include more than just the repair.
Jeep
Grand Cherokee
Gearbox
£1,417
Jeep
Cherokee
Electrical
£918
Jeep
Cherokee
Engine (Various Faults)
£844
Jeep
Compass
Starter Motor
£410
Check paid repairs for your car.
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Steps to get you back on the road.
It all starts with a conversation and we’ll go from there.
Step 1.
Fault diagnosis assessed
Step 2.
If approved, repairs are carried out
Step 3.
Back on the road
About your Jeep
Jeep, a brand known for its rugged off-road vehicles, has a history that is deeply intertwined with the American military and automotive culture. The origins of Jeep can be traced back to World War II, where the need for a lightweight, all-terrain military vehicle led to the development of the original Jeep, then known as the Willys MB. Over the years, Jeep has evolved, yet it has retained its image as a maker of tough, reliable vehicles capable of handling challenging terrains.
Today, Jeep is owned by Stellantis, a multinational automotive manufacturing corporation. Stellantis was formed in 2021 through the merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and the PSA Group. Prior to this merger, Jeep was under the ownership of Chrysler, which became part of FCA. The inclusion of Jeep in the Stellantis portfolio has allowed the brand to leverage a wide range of resources and expertise, aiding in its global expansion and technological development. Jeep’s place within Stellantis ensures that it continues to benefit from substantial investment in new technologies, including electrification and advanced safety features, helping to maintain its competitive edge in the SUV and off-road vehicle market.
Jeep’s current lineup is a testament to its commitment to off-road capability combined with modern technology and comfort. One of the brand’s flagship models is the Jeep Wrangler, a direct descendant of the original wartime Jeep. The Wrangler is renowned for its rugged design, removable doors, and fold-down windshield, maintaining the spirit of its ancestors while incorporating modern technology and comforts. Another popular model is the Jeep Grand Cherokee, a mid-size SUV that offers a more luxurious experience. The Grand Cherokee is celebrated for its combination of off-road prowess, refined interior, and advanced technology, making it a popular choice among those who seek both adventure and luxury.
In recent years, Jeep has expanded its range to include more urban and family-friendly models, while still retaining its off-road heritage. The Jeep Compass, Jeep Avenger, Jeep Renegade and Jeep Cherokee are examples of this, offering more compact SUV options that are well-suited for city driving but still capable of handling off-road challenges. Furthermore, Jeep has embraced the shift towards electrification with models like the Jeep Wrangler and the Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe, plug-in hybrids that promise efficient performance without compromising on the off-road capabilities that Jeep is known for. This move towards hybrid and electric vehicles is part of Jeep’s strategy to stay relevant and competitive in an increasingly environment-conscious market, blending its traditional strengths with new, sustainable technologies.