Your Guide to Mopar FlexCare Protection for Chrysler Vehicles

As your Chrysler approaches the end of its factory warranty, it’s natural to wonder what comes next. That’s where Chrysler service contracts come in. Administered under the Mopar FlexCare program, these extended protection plans help you manage repair costs and maintain peace of mind long after your bumper-to-bumper coverage expires.

This guide explains how Chrysler service contracts work, what they cover, and why they offer long-term value for owners who want a stress-free ownership experience.

What Are Chrysler Service Contracts?

Chrysler service contracts are factory-backed extended warranties available through Mopar FlexCare. They’re designed specifically for Chrysler vehicles and offer comprehensive protection at certified dealerships across the U.S. and Canada.

These are not third-party plans. They’re built by the same company that built your vehicle.

How Chrysler Service Contracts Work

Once your Chrysler’s factory warranty expires, you can choose one of the FlexCare plans to extend protection. Depending on your vehicle’s mileage and model year, you’ll be eligible for varying terms and deductible options.

You choose your plan, term length (up to 8 years or 125,000 miles), and deductible. Then you’re covered for repairs at any certified Chrysler dealership. That includes:

• Parts and labor using genuine Mopar parts
• Certified Chrysler technicians
• Simple claims with no pre-approvals required

What’s Covered by Chrysler Service Contracts?

Here’s a breakdown of what’s typically covered, depending on plan level:

Extended Care Premium

• Infotainment and touchscreen systems
• Navigation and camera modules
• Adaptive cruise, lane assist, blind spot sensors
• Engine, transmission, driveline, suspension

Extended Care Plus

• Powertrain and HVAC systems
• Steering, brakes, ABS
• Electrical and instrumentation

Extended Care

• Engine, transmission, transfer case
• Front- and rear-wheel drive systems

What’s Not Covered?

No extended warranty covers everything. Chrysler service contracts do not include:

• Routine maintenance or oil changes
• Wear items like brake pads, tires, or wiper blades
• Damage from misuse, racing, or unauthorized mods
• Cosmetic damage, paint, or interior trim

Why Choose a Chrysler Service Contract Over a Third-Party Plan?

Chrysler FlexCare contracts are:

• Factory-backed by Stellantis
• Honored at every certified Chrysler dealership
• Designed specifically for your vehicle
• More predictable with fewer claim disputes

You’re not chasing approvals or waiting for reimbursement. You’re simply protected.

How to Buy a Chrysler Service Contract Online

Granger Motors makes it easy to purchase your Chrysler service contract 100 percent online with no phone calls or hidden fees:

1. Visit BuyMoparWarranty.com
2. Enter your Chrysler’s year, mileage, and trim
3. Review your FlexCare options and pricing
4. Choose a plan and payment method
5. Checkout online and receive your digital contract

Chrysler Service Contract FAQs

Are these the same as a Mopar extended warranty?
Yes. Chrysler service contracts are sold under the Mopar FlexCare brand.

Can I buy one for a used Chrysler?
Yes, as long as it meets age and mileage requirements.

Do I have to return to the selling dealer for repairs?
No. Any certified Chrysler dealership can honor the contract.

Can I cancel the plan later?
Yes. Most plans are refundable if canceled within the early term.

Is roadside assistance included?
Yes. All plans include roadside, towing, rental, and trip interruption benefits.