Sprinter Garage

GWC Warranty claim at a Miami repair shop

GWC Warranty tells drivers to take the vehicle to a licensed repair facility that can follow the guidelines of the contract. The shop must send GWC an estimate before any work, and GWC issues an authorization number if it approves. Sprinter Garage near Bird Road handles those steps and shows you the answer in writing first.

Extended warranties and service contracts
GWC Warranty

GWC Warranty at Sprinter Garage

  1. 1
    No work before authorization

    GWC says not to have any work done before you receive an authorization number. Call or text us before you say yes to anything.

  2. 2
    Bring the contract

    Bring your GWC contract or number, current mileage, and maintenance receipts.

  3. 3
    Diagnose and estimate

    We diagnose the failure with photos, then send GWC the estimate before any work, as its claim page requires.

  4. 4
    Authorization number

    If GWC approves, it issues an authorization number. We explain in writing what is covered, your deductible, and anything not covered.

  5. 5
    Repair and invoice

    We do the approved work, put the authorization number on the invoice as GWC requires, and bill GWC for the covered part.

  • 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.

Who GWC Warranty is

GWC Warranty provides vehicle protection plans for used vehicles, sold mostly through car dealers, with its No Worries, Just Drive tagline. It says it has served more than 11 million drivers. Plan types on its site include exclusionary coverage, stated component coverage, and new and used vehicle protection plans. GWC also promotes Day One, Mile One coverage.

If you bought a used car from a dealer and signed for a service contract, check whether GWC is named on it.

Choosing a shop under a GWC contract

GWC's how to file a claim page says to take your vehicle to a licensed repair facility that can follow the guidelines of your contract. That means you can bring it to an independent shop like ours. The guidelines matter: estimate first, wait for the authorization number, and put that number on the invoice. We follow them on every claim.

Common used car claims in Miami

Used vehicles in South Florida see a lot of heat and stop-and-go traffic. Claims often involve transmissions, AC compressors, water pumps and cooling parts, and power steering. Your coverage level decides what is paid. Keep oil change and service records, because an adjuster may ask for them.

Questions people ask

Can I use my GWC Warranty at any repair shop in Miami?
GWC says to take your vehicle to a licensed repair facility that can follow the guidelines of your contract. We can do that and will contact GWC with an estimate before any work.
Who contacts GWC for the claim?
GWC says the repair facility must contact GWC with an estimate prior to any work. We make that contact and keep you updated by text.
What happens if work is done before GWC approves it?
GWC warns not to have any work done before you receive an authorization number. Work done first may not be paid.
Does GWC pay the shop directly?
GWC's claim page says the authorization number must appear on billing invoices for payment. We bill GWC for what it covers and you pay any deductible and uncovered items.
How long does a GWC claim take?
It depends on the repair and what GWC asks for. We never promise approval or timing, but we send what is needed quickly.

Sprinter Garage is an independent repair shop. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by GWC Warranty, and GWC Warranty does not own this shop. GWC Warranty and its marks belong to their owners. What your contract or plan covers is decided by GWC Warranty, not by the shop.

Ready to book?

Pick a time. We text you the written price before any work starts.