Understanding Chrysler Warranties and Choosing the Right Plan

If you’re researching Mopar FlexCare plans for your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram, it’s important to understand how coverage levels differ. While all FlexCare plans offer factory-backed protection, the level of coverage—and the cost—depends on the plan you choose.

This guide outlines what’s standard, what’s optional, and how to choose the right extended warranty based on how you drive and what matters most.

Mopar FlexCare Coverage Tiers

All Mopar FlexCare service contracts fall into one of three tiers:

Each plan includes:

• Genuine Mopar parts and certified dealership repairs
• Nationwide service at all Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram dealers
• Roadside assistance, rental car, and towing benefits

What’s Covered by Default

All FlexCare plans include:

• Engine and transmission
• Transfer case and drive axles
• Powertrain control modules
• Roadside assistance and towing

Extended Care Plus and Premium add coverage for:

• Electrical systems and major sensors
• Suspension and steering systems
• Braking systems and ABS
• HVAC components

Only Extended Care Premium includes:

• Uconnect and touchscreen infotainment
• Camera and safety systems (blind spot, parking assist, adaptive cruise)
• Interior electronics and power group

What’s Not Covered

Mopar FlexCare is robust, but like all warranties, it has limits. It does not cover:

• Maintenance services (oil changes, brake pads, filters)
• Cosmetic or trim damage
• Normal wear items like tires and wiper blades
• Damage from abuse, neglect, or aftermarket mods

How to Choose the Right Mopar FlexCare Plan

Choosing the right FlexCare plan comes down to understanding how you use your vehicle, how long you plan to keep it, and how much tech is onboard.

Ask yourself:

• Do I rely on advanced electronics like Uconnect, safety sensors, or cameras?
• Am I planning to keep the vehicle well beyond the factory warranty?
• Would an unexpected $3,000 repair significantly impact my budget?

If you answered yes to any of these, a more comprehensive plan like Extended Care Plus or Premium is worth considering. Here are a few examples to guide your decision:

1. The Feature-Packed Family Vehicle
You own a Chrysler Pacifica Pinnacle or Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland with advanced safety and infotainment. If you rely on those systems every day, Extended Care Premium will give you the full tech and convenience protection you need.

2. The Well-Rounded Daily Driver
You drive a Dodge Durango or Chrysler 300 primarily for commuting and family hauling. You want solid protection without overpaying. Extended Care Plus balances mechanical, electrical, and drivetrain coverage well.

3. The Practical Powertrain Focus
You own a Ram 1500 Classic or Jeep Compass with few tech extras and want basic coverage for the engine and transmission. Extended Care gives you reliable protection at the lowest price.

Still unsure? Go with the plan that would cover just one repair you’d dread paying out of pocket. For many drivers, that makes the decision easy.

1. Visit BuyMoparWarranty.com
2. Enter your vehicle’s year, make, model, and mileage
3. Review plan options, pricing, and term lengths
4. Choose a deductible and payment method
5. Purchase online—no pressure, no upsell

FlexCare FAQs

Can I upgrade from Extended Care to Plus or Premium later?
You may be able to if your vehicle still qualifies. It’s easier and more cost-effective to select the right plan upfront.

Is this better than third-party coverage?
Yes. FlexCare is backed by Stellantis and uses certified parts, labor, and service—no approvals or reimbursement games.

Does FlexCare include roadside assistance?
Yes, across all coverage levels.

Can I buy FlexCare for a used Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram?
Yes, if it’s model year 2020 or newer and within mileage limits.

Are plans transferable?
Yes. Transferability can add value when selling your vehicle.