General Motors Protection Plan
Your car or light truck was built to exacting specifications. We are confident in its reliability, but local climate, road conditions, and normal vehicle usage often cause even the best components to fail occasionally. The GM Protection Plan is your safeguard against costly vehicle repairs and provides peace of mind while you're on the road. When you're protected GMPP Total 'Plus', both parts and labour are covered, you pay only your deductible, if any, for covered repairs. The GMPP Total 'Plus' coverage provides the highest level of repair cost protection available, as well as the many benefits of the GM Roadside Assistance Program. GMPP Total 'Plus' is the ultimate option for your GM vehicle.
Do I need a vehicle service contract?
Cost and Convenience
Why should I Buy GMPP?
What Other Benefits Do I Receive With GMPP?
What’s Covered?
Whats not Covered by GMPP Total ‘Plus’
Do I need a vehicle service contract?
Most likely you'll own or lease your vehicle beyond the manufacturer's base warranty. Unexpected repair costs can be costly, not to mention the difficulty of being without your vehicle. GM vehicle service contracts can reduce the hassle and inconvenience of a breakdown or repair by providing:
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Coverage of components against failure, even if it results from Normal Wear.
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Roadside Assistance (Total 'Plus'), offers towing service and lock-out service.
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Road Service Allowance (Custom and Powertrain), towing and road service with a fixed limit.
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Alternate transportation or rental when the vehicle is tied up for repairs that require at least two (2) hours of repair time.
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Quality repairs by a GM dealer without excessive paperwork and unanticipated expense.
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Cost and Convenience
Not only will the GM Protection Plan minimize or even eliminate out-of-pocket expenses for covered repairs, your GM dealer will handle the claim, so you have no paperwork.
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Why should I Buy GMPP?
Inflation Protection
GMPP provides protection for you and your family against unexpected and rising repair costs. It can be the most valuable option you choose for your GM vehicle.
Peace of Mind
With the largest repair network in Canada and the U.S., GM’s commitment to you is to provide a worry-free driving experience. Mike Jackson GM , as well as 7,500 other dealers across Canada and the U.S., offer professional factory trained-technicians, using only GM authorized replacement parts in any GMPP repairs performed on your vehicle.
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What Other Benefits Do I Receive With GMPP?
GM Roadside Assistance
GMPP Total ‘Plus’ provides additional ‘peace of mind’ convenience by offering 24 hour assistance for lost of locked-in keys, flat tire changing, out-of-fuel emergencies, jump starts, and even provides a lodging and meal allowance in the event your vehicle breakdown leaves you stranded out of town! GM Roadside Assistance is equivalent to a CAA membership, the only difference being that Roadside Assistance covers the vehicle, and anyone driving it, as opposed to individual coverage. Your GM Roadside benefit also provides you with personalized trip planning service to any destination in Canada and the U.S.
Rental/Alternative Transportation Allowance
A $40 per day allowance is provided by GMPP Total ‘Plus’ to help cover the cost of a rental vehicle or other form of transportation. This allowance is made available while your vehicle is in the shop for covered repairs that require at least 2 hours of shop labour time, or that make your vehicle inoperable requiring it to be held overnight. This benefit is subject to a $200 maximum.
‘Wear Out’ Coverage
GMPP improves with age providing coverage to parts and assemblies that simply wear out. It is this unique feature that makes GMPP even more valuable, particularly as your vehicle ages. Outside influences such as local climate, road conditions, maintenance intervals, even driving habits, contribute to strain and ‘wear’ on your vehicles components. A few examples of parts that simply wear out are piston rings, ball joints, water pumps, and alternators. This ‘Wear Out’ Coverage applies to parts and assemblies covered by GMPP Total ‘Plus’. It does not apply to non-covered or maintenance items such as brake shoes, pads, shock absorbers, etc.
Transferable Coverage
GMPP can increase the resale value of your vehicle. If you sell your vehicle before the GMPP coverage expires, the remaining coverage may be transferred to subsequent owners at no charge.
Loyalty Trade-In Benefit
If you decide to trade-in your vehicle at a GM Dealer, you may request that the unused portion of your current GMPP coverage be applied to a GMPP purchase on your next vehicle. This feature is only available at time of trade in.
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What’s Covered?
The following is a partial list of vehicle components that are protected under GMPP Total ‘Plus’ coverage. A complete list would be so large it would fill several pages! This plan covers practically every moving and electrical part on your vehicle, except for specified cosmetic or maintenance items as outlined at the bottom of this page.
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Engine
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Includes cylinder block, heads, all internally lubricated parts, manifolds, timing gears, timing chain/belt, timing cover, flywheel, oil, water and fuel pumps, valve covers, oil pan, engine mount, all seals and gaskets. Also includes turbocharger/supercharger, electronic control module, accessory power control module, electronic sensors. Coverage even includes the oil dipstick and plastic coolant reservoir.
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Transmission/Transaxle
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Includes case, all internal parts, torque converter, transfer case, vacuum modulator, transmission mounts, seals and gaskets. Also includes shift indicator and manual clutch pressure plate and bearings.
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Front/Rear Wheel Drive
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Includes final drive housing, all internal parts, axle shafts and axle shaft bearing, CV joints, axle housing, all internal parts, propeller shafts, universal joints, wheel bearing, locking hubs, front differential, actuator, supports, front hub bearings and rear hub bearings, seals and gaskets.
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Steering
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Includes gear housing and all internal parts, power steering pump, steering main and intermediate shafts, couplings, idler arm, pitman arm, power steering hoses, seals and gaskets. Also includes steering actuators and modules (quadrasteer).
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Front/Rear Suspension
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Includes upper and lower control arms, ball joints, steering knuckles, stabilizer shaft, bushings, tie rods, road sensing suspension module. Also includes coil and leaf springs.
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Brakes
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Includes master cylinder, assist boosters, wheel cylinders, combination valve, hydraulic lines and fittings, disc calipers, modulator valve/dump valve, pump motor assembly and accumulator, ABS Hydraulic Modulator, ABS module. Also includes sensors, relays, switches and solenoids, and seals and gaskets.
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Electrical & Accessories
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Includes starter motor and solenoid, alternator, distributor, wiring harness, instrument panel printed circuit boards, electronic instrument cluster, wiper motors, washer pump, manually operated electronic switches, body computer/control module, airbag module and sensor, ignition module. Also includes lamp sockets and relays, and hoses and seals.
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Air Conditioning
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Includes compressor condenser, clutch and pulley, evaporator, high/low pressure compressor cut-off switch, pressure cycling switch, heater core. Also includes blower motor, air conditioning hoses and seals.
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High Tech Features
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Includes radio/CD player, speakers, power locks and windows, seat motors, power mirrors, climate control programmers, video entertainment systems, Onstar system, power sliding door actuator and module, headlight ballast and start unit. Also includes keyless entry systems, heads-up display components, night vision, anti-theft systems, sunroof mechanism.
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Body and Interior
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Includes seat belt retractors, glove box locks, seat adjusters, hood latch, hinges and supports, door handles and lock cylinders. Also includes fibre optic illumination to any switches and gauges, sliding door assembly, heating and A/C duct assemblies.
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Whats not Covered by GMPP Total ‘Plus’
GMPP Total ‘Plus’ is an optional service contract providing you with financial protection from costly breakdowns that could happen to thousands of your vehicle’s mechanical and electrical components. GMPP is not a Warranty however, and certain types of repairs and services that your vehicle may require are beyond the scope of GMPP coverage. Examples of these include body and sheet metal work, as well as repairs or adjustments to glass and upholstery, tune-ups, engine oil and filter changes, and replacement of routine items such as shock absorbers/struts, brake pads/shoes, exhaust pipes, wheel alignments and wheel balancing. Certain parts and services not covered by GMPP may be covered other warranties provided by General Motors. Ask one of our Business Managers for a more specific list.
GMPP IS GENUINE GM
GMPP Total 'Plus' is the only extended service plan designed for buyers of GM vehicles. Accept no substitutes - GMPP is the only plan General Motors recommends.
This information is intended to outline the coverages provided by GM Protection Plan. Visit Mike Jackson GM for specific plan coverages and details. General Motors of Canada Limited reserves the right to change prices and amend the plans at any time without incurring obligations. Visit the dealership for prices, vehicle eligibility, guidelines and more ...
With the technology used in today's cars, repair costs have risen and will probably continue to do so. One major out-of-warranty repair can exceed the cost of buying a GM Protection Plan contract.
Vehicle service contracts are known by several names including mechanical service agreements, extended service contracts and extended warranties. These products were developed in response to consumer needs for mechanical breakdown coverage and ancillary services after the expiration of the manufacturer's base warranty.
A vehicle service contract pays the cost of covered vehicle repairs.
Back to the top
General Motors Protection Plan
Your car or light truck was built to exacting specifications. We are confident in its reliability, but local climate, road conditions, and normal vehicle usage often cause even the best components to fail occasionally. The GM Protection Plan is your safeguard against costly vehicle repairs and provides peace of mind while you're on the road. When you're protected GMPP Total 'Plus', both parts and labour are covered, you pay only your deductible, if any, for covered repairs. The GMPP Total 'Plus' coverage provides the highest level of repair cost protection available, as well as the many benefits of the GM Roadside Assistance Program. GMPP Total 'Plus' is the ultimate option for your GM vehicle.
Do I need a vehicle service contract?
Cost and Convenience
Why should I Buy GMPP?
What Other Benefits Do I Receive With GMPP?
What’s Covered?
Whats not Covered by GMPP Total ‘Plus’
Do I need a vehicle service contract?
Most likely you'll own or lease your vehicle beyond the manufacturer's base warranty. Unexpected repair costs can be costly, not to mention the difficulty of being without your vehicle. GM vehicle service contracts can reduce the hassle and inconvenience of a breakdown or repair by providing:
-
Coverage of components against failure, even if it results from Normal Wear.
-
Roadside Assistance (Total 'Plus'), offers towing service and lock-out service.
-
Road Service Allowance (Custom and Powertrain), towing and road service with a fixed limit.
-
Alternate transportation or rental when the vehicle is tied up for repairs that require at least two (2) hours of repair time.
-
Quality repairs by a GM dealer without excessive paperwork and unanticipated expense.
Back to the top
Cost and Convenience
Not only will the GM Protection Plan minimize or even eliminate out-of-pocket expenses for covered repairs, your GM dealer will handle the claim, so you have no paperwork.
Back to the top
Why should I Buy GMPP?
Inflation Protection
GMPP provides protection for you and your family against unexpected and rising repair costs. It can be the most valuable option you choose for your GM vehicle.
Peace of Mind
With the largest repair network in Canada and the U.S., GM’s commitment to you is to provide a worry-free driving experience. Mike Jackson GM , as well as 7,500 other dealers across Canada and the U.S., offer professional factory trained-technicians, using only GM authorized replacement parts in any GMPP repairs performed on your vehicle.
Back to the top
What Other Benefits Do I Receive With GMPP?
GM Roadside Assistance
GMPP Total ‘Plus’ provides additional ‘peace of mind’ convenience by offering 24 hour assistance for lost of locked-in keys, flat tire changing, out-of-fuel emergencies, jump starts, and even provides a lodging and meal allowance in the event your vehicle breakdown leaves you stranded out of town! GM Roadside Assistance is equivalent to a CAA membership, the only difference being that Roadside Assistance covers the vehicle, and anyone driving it, as opposed to individual coverage. Your GM Roadside benefit also provides you with personalized trip planning service to any destination in Canada and the U.S.
Rental/Alternative Transportation Allowance
A $40 per day allowance is provided by GMPP Total ‘Plus’ to help cover the cost of a rental vehicle or other form of transportation. This allowance is made available while your vehicle is in the shop for covered repairs that require at least 2 hours of shop labour time, or that make your vehicle inoperable requiring it to be held overnight. This benefit is subject to a $200 maximum.
‘Wear Out’ Coverage
GMPP improves with age providing coverage to parts and assemblies that simply wear out. It is this unique feature that makes GMPP even more valuable, particularly as your vehicle ages. Outside influences such as local climate, road conditions, maintenance intervals, even driving habits, contribute to strain and ‘wear’ on your vehicles components. A few examples of parts that simply wear out are piston rings, ball joints, water pumps, and alternators. This ‘Wear Out’ Coverage applies to parts and assemblies covered by GMPP Total ‘Plus’. It does not apply to non-covered or maintenance items such as brake shoes, pads, shock absorbers, etc.
Transferable Coverage
GMPP can increase the resale value of your vehicle. If you sell your vehicle before the GMPP coverage expires, the remaining coverage may be transferred to subsequent owners at no charge.
Loyalty Trade-In Benefit
If you decide to trade-in your vehicle at a GM Dealer, you may request that the unused portion of your current GMPP coverage be applied to a GMPP purchase on your next vehicle. This feature is only available at time of trade in.
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What’s Covered?
The following is a partial list of vehicle components that are protected under GMPP Total ‘Plus’ coverage. A complete list would be so large it would fill several pages! This plan covers practically every moving and electrical part on your vehicle, except for specified cosmetic or maintenance items as outlined at the bottom of this page.
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Engine
|
Includes cylinder block, heads, all internally lubricated parts, manifolds, timing gears, timing chain/belt, timing cover, flywheel, oil, water and fuel pumps, valve covers, oil pan, engine mount, all seals and gaskets. Also includes turbocharger/supercharger, electronic control module, accessory power control module, electronic sensors. Coverage even includes the oil dipstick and plastic coolant reservoir.
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Transmission/Transaxle
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Includes case, all internal parts, torque converter, transfer case, vacuum modulator, transmission mounts, seals and gaskets. Also includes shift indicator and manual clutch pressure plate and bearings.
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Front/Rear Wheel Drive
|
Includes final drive housing, all internal parts, axle shafts and axle shaft bearing, CV joints, axle housing, all internal parts, propeller shafts, universal joints, wheel bearing, locking hubs, front differential, actuator, supports, front hub bearings and rear hub bearings, seals and gaskets.
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Steering
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Includes gear housing and all internal parts, power steering pump, steering main and intermediate shafts, couplings, idler arm, pitman arm, power steering hoses, seals and gaskets. Also includes steering actuators and modules (quadrasteer).
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Front/Rear Suspension
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Includes upper and lower control arms, ball joints, steering knuckles, stabilizer shaft, bushings, tie rods, road sensing suspension module. Also includes coil and leaf springs.
|
|
Brakes
|
Includes master cylinder, assist boosters, wheel cylinders, combination valve, hydraulic lines and fittings, disc calipers, modulator valve/dump valve, pump motor assembly and accumulator, ABS Hydraulic Modulator, ABS module. Also includes sensors, relays, switches and solenoids, and seals and gaskets.
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Electrical & Accessories
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Includes starter motor and solenoid, alternator, distributor, wiring harness, instrument panel printed circuit boards, electronic instrument cluster, wiper motors, washer pump, manually operated electronic switches, body computer/control module, airbag module and sensor, ignition module. Also includes lamp sockets and relays, and hoses and seals.
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Air Conditioning
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Includes compressor condenser, clutch and pulley, evaporator, high/low pressure compressor cut-off switch, pressure cycling switch, heater core. Also includes blower motor, air conditioning hoses and seals.
|
|
High Tech Features
|
Includes radio/CD player, speakers, power locks and windows, seat motors, power mirrors, climate control programmers, video entertainment systems, Onstar system, power sliding door actuator and module, headlight ballast and start unit. Also includes keyless entry systems, heads-up display components, night vision, anti-theft systems, sunroof mechanism.
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|
Body and Interior
|
Includes seat belt retractors, glove box locks, seat adjusters, hood latch, hinges and supports, door handles and lock cylinders. Also includes fibre optic illumination to any switches and gauges, sliding door assembly, heating and A/C duct assemblies.
|
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Whats not Covered by GMPP Total ‘Plus’
GMPP Total ‘Plus’ is an optional service contract providing you with financial protection from costly breakdowns that could happen to thousands of your vehicle’s mechanical and electrical components. GMPP is not a Warranty however, and certain types of repairs and services that your vehicle may require are beyond the scope of GMPP coverage. Examples of these include body and sheet metal work, as well as repairs or adjustments to glass and upholstery, tune-ups, engine oil and filter changes, and replacement of routine items such as shock absorbers/struts, brake pads/shoes, exhaust pipes, wheel alignments and wheel balancing. Certain parts and services not covered by GMPP may be covered other warranties provided by General Motors. Ask one of our Business Managers for a more specific list.
GMPP IS GENUINE GM
GMPP Total 'Plus' is the only extended service plan designed for buyers of GM vehicles. Accept no substitutes - GMPP is the only plan General Motors recommends.
This information is intended to outline the coverages provided by GM Protection Plan. Visit Mike Jackson GM for specific plan coverages and details. General Motors of Canada Limited reserves the right to change prices and amend the plans at any time without incurring obligations. Visit the dealership for prices, vehicle eligibility, guidelines and more ...
With the technology used in today's cars, repair costs have risen and will probably continue to do so. One major out-of-warranty repair can exceed the cost of buying a GM Protection Plan contract.
Vehicle service contracts are known by several names including mechanical service agreements, extended service contracts and extended warranties. These products were developed in response to consumer needs for mechanical breakdown coverage and ancillary services after the expiration of the manufacturer's base warranty.
A vehicle service contract pays the cost of covered vehicle repairs.
Back to the top