Factory-Backed Coverage That Stays with You On and Off the Trail

Jeep owners don’t always stick to the pavement, and neither should your warranty coverage. Whether you’re exploring forest trails in a Wrangler or taking your Grand Cherokee down a rutted mountain road, Mopar FlexCare offers extended protection that can hold up to your lifestyle.

This guide breaks down what’s covered, what’s not, and how to get the right FlexCare plan for your Jeep’s off-road adventures.

What Is Jeep FlexCare?

Jeep FlexCare is part of the official Mopar extended warranty program for all Jeep vehicles. These factory-backed service contracts are accepted nationwide and offer coverage for major mechanical and electrical systems. Plans also include extras like roadside assistance, trip interruption coverage, and rental reimbursement.

Does Jeep FlexCare Cover Off-Road Use?

Yes. FlexCare plans do not exclude off-road use, as long as the activity is within the vehicle’s intended design. That means trail driving, overlanding, snow, sand, mud, and water crossings are all fair game—if they don’t exceed manufacturer guidelines.

You’re covered when:

• Using 4WD and traction control systems as designed
• Navigating unpaved roads, trails, or light rock crawling
• Engaging off-road drive modes and axle lockers

You may not be covered if:

• The vehicle is used in sanctioned competition (racing)
• You exceed manufacturer specs for water fording or approach angles
• Aftermarket mods directly contribute to the failure

What FlexCare Covers on the Trail

Depending on your plan, here are some components that may be covered even if they fail off-road:

Extended Care Premium (Best):

• 4WD/AWD systems
• Transfer case and driveshafts
• Suspension components
• Electronic sway bar disconnects
• Off-road camera systems
• Locking differentials
• TrailCam, Uconnect, infotainment
• Sensors, relays, and modules

Extended Care Plus (Better):

• Powertrain + suspension + steering
• Brake systems
• Air conditioning
• Electrical components
• ABS, traction control

Extended Care (Good):

• Engine
• Transmission
• Transfer case
• Driveline components

What’s Not Covered?

Even with FlexCare, some situations and components are not eligible for coverage:

• Wear items like tires, brake pads, clutch discs
• Damage from aftermarket lift kits or suspension mods
• Flood or submersion beyond Jeep’s stated limits
• Cosmetic damage or paint
• Pre-existing issues before contract purchase
• Damage from misuse, overloading, or racing

Is FlexCare Worth It for Off-Road Jeep Owners?

Absolutely. Off-road driving increases wear and tear on your Jeep’s most expensive systems—especially suspension, drivetrain, and electronics. One major failure can cost thousands.

For example:

• Replacement of an electronic sway bar disconnect: $1,800+
• Transfer case repair: $2,500+
• Infotainment screen with TrailCam failure: $2,000+

With a FlexCare plan, those repairs could be covered. That makes it a smart move for Jeep owners who hit the trail regularly.

How to Buy a Jeep FlexCare Plan for Off-Road Protection

Buying your plan online is fast, easy, and transparent when you go through Granger Motors:

1. Visit BuyMoparWarranty.com
This is Granger Motors’ official FlexCare sales site

2. Enter Your Jeep Details
Provide the year, model, mileage, and trim

3. Review Your Plan Options
Compare coverage levels, terms, and deductible options

4. Select a Payment Option
Pay upfront or choose a monthly payment plan

5. Add Optional Coverage (Optional)
Include add-ons like tire and wheel protection or key fob replacement

6. Checkout Online
Your plan documents are delivered by email with no upsells or calls required

Jeep FlexCare FAQs

Does FlexCare cover lifted Jeeps?
Yes, but only if the lift did not cause the failure. Components altered by aftermarket mods may be excluded.

Will I still get coverage if I ford water or drive through deep mud?
Yes, as long as the driving stays within manufacturer limits for water depth and design use.

Can I use FlexCare at any Jeep dealership?
Yes. Coverage is accepted at any certified Jeep dealer in the U.S. or Canada.

Is trail damage covered?
Only if the failure is tied to a covered component. Cosmetic damage, dents, or impacts aren’t included.

Are winches or bumpers covered?
No. Aftermarket accessories are not covered unless specifically added to the plan.