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Learn more about a Maintenance Plan
A vehicle Maintenance Plan is a prepaid plan that covers scheduled servicing and wear-and-tear items such as brake pads, wiper blades, batteries, and other minor parts. It helps manage car upkeep costs over time.
Everything in a Service Plan plus wear-and-tear parts: engine oil and filters, spark plugs, brake pads and discs, wiper blades and batteries. Cover varies by plan.
Service Plan: covers scheduled minor and major services as specified by the manufacturer specifications.
Maintenance Plan: covers the scheduled services, plus replacing wear-and-tear items like brakes, wipers, and battery.
Yes. It helps budget for both regular services and small replacements, protects against rising labour costs, and keeps your car in top condition.
Yes, many providers offer Maintenance Plans for used vehicles, often with age and mileage limits.
Costs depend on:
- Vehicle make and model
- Age and mileage
- Plan duration
- Level of coverage
Plans can be paid monthly or upfront.
Most plans last between 2–5 years or until a specified kilometre limit, whichever comes first.
Yes, you can cancel this agreement at any time by giving us at least twenty (20) business days' notice. Read through your documentation to understand the cancellation and refund terms.
No. Major engine or transmission failures and damaged tyres aren’t covered – an Extended Warranty covers mechanical and electrical breakdowns.
No there is no cover for damaged tyres on this plan.
Yes, the vehicle must be serviced at an approved OEM and/or RMI dealership in South Africa.
Yes. A documented Maintenance Plan shows potential buyers that your car has been properly serviced and maintained.
In many cases, yes. It spreads the cost over time, protects against inflation, and avoids unexpected expenses for parts like brakes or wipers.
Yes, you can upgrade from a Service Plan to a Maintenance Plan once the manufacturer plan expires, provided the vehicle still qualifies for the plan.
Plans do not cover pre-existing damage. Only wear-and-tear that occurs during the coverage period is included.
The upcoming services scheduled within the duration of the plan being purchased will be covered.
Yes. If the plan is fully paid up, it can be transferred to the new owner.
Yes, wear-and-tear items like batteries and wiper blades are included in the plan.
No, there’s no excess payable on Maintenance Plan claims.
A Maintenance Plan is ideal for:
- People who want predictable car maintenance costs
- Owners of high-mileage vehicles
- Drivers who want to maintain resale value
- Those looking to cover wear-and-tear costs
A Service Plan covers only scheduled servicing, whereas a Maintenance Plan includes servicing plus wear‑and‑tear item replacements.
Yes, there are waiting periods applicable on a Maintenance Plan, read through the product benefits to understand when you can claim.
Routine maintenance usually includes items that wear with use — brakes, filters, fluids, belts, wipers, and more — as specified by the provider.
Eligibility is based on vehicle age or mileage — for example under 5 years old or under 120,000 km.
You usually submit a claim through the approved workshop at the time of service or repair; the service centre will contact the administrator for authorisation.