Your car's service contract says Amynta. Here is how to use it in Miami
Amynta Group owns several companies that write and run vehicle service contracts sold by car dealers and agents. Your contract may name Amynta or one of its companies. Sprinter Garage can diagnose the car, contact the administrator on your contract before any repair, and explain the result in writing.
Amynta Group at Sprinter Garage
- 1Find the administrator on your contract
Look at the first page. It may say Amynta or a company in its group. That company takes the claim.
- 2Check where repairs can be done
Read the repair facility section. Some contracts want the selling dealer first. Others allow any licensed shop.
- 3Bring the car to us
Book online, or call or text us with the contract number. We diagnose and document it with photos.
- 4We contact the administrator
We send the diagnosis and estimate and wait for approval. You get in writing what is covered and what is not.
- A written price for your vehicle before any work starts.
- Sales tax on parts only, never on labor.
- You pick the shop warranty: 90 days, 1 year, or 2 years.
- Photos with every estimate and a text at each step.
What Amynta is
Amynta Group is a risk and insurance services company with a warranty and protection business for the auto industry. It serves automakers, franchised and independent dealers, and retail agents. Its vehicle service contract programs include stated component, exclusionary and wrap plans for new and used vehicles, plus options like roadside and rental help.
Names you may see on your contract
Amynta lists several companies that offer its auto contracts, including Automotive Assurance, SymTech, Warranty Solutions, WarranTech, AAGI, Team Pivotal and Atlantic Dealer Services. The one printed on your contract is the one that handles your claim, with its own steps and claim line.
Each one sets its own rules on where you can repair and how claims are approved.
The steps that do not change
Whichever company runs your contract, the safe path is the same: have the shop contact the administrator before any repair, keep your maintenance receipts, and get the approved amount in writing. We do all three, and we never promise approval. The administrator decides.
Questions people ask
My contract says Amynta. Who do I call for a claim?
Can I use an independent shop?
Is AAGI part of Amynta?
What should I bring?
What if the repair is not covered?
Sprinter Garage is an independent repair shop. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by Amynta Group, and Amynta Group does not own this shop. Amynta Group and its marks belong to their owners. What your contract or plan covers is decided by Amynta Group, not by the shop.
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