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We want to make the claims process as seamless as possible for our customers so we’ve provided the contact numbers you need plus general instructions to get started with either a vehicle repair claim or a GAP claim.

Vehicle Service Contract Claims

If you have a breakdown, take your vehicle to a licensed repair facility and have your service advisor call us at 1-800-631-5590. We’ll authorize the repairs so they can proceed with the work.

What you need to know when making a repair claim

• It’s best to take your vehicle to the dealership where you originally bought the contract. If that’s not possible, another licensed repair facility is acceptable.
• Once your mechanic makes a diagnosis on your vehicle, we can approve a rental vehicle if the repair meets the qualifications under the contract.
• If your breakdown happens outside of our Claim Center’s hours, you can have the necessary repairs made at that time. You’ll need to call us within 5 days of the repair to make your claim.

GAP Claims

If your vehicle has been totaled and you want to take advantage of your GAP coverage, call us at
1-800-631-5590. See your VehicleOne GAP contract for complete coverage details in the event of a total loss of your vehicle.

What you need to know when making a GAP claim

• Your insurance company has to declare your vehicle totaled before you’re eligible for reimbursement.
• Calling us initiates the claims process, but we’ll also need some documentation from you in order to proceed.

• Completed vehicle information form
• The total loss evaluation report and settlement breakdown which should indicate any taxes, fees, and deductible applied
• Any information regarding the cancellation of optional insurance and vehicle service contracts
• The outstanding balance on your account (payoff quote) as of the date of loss from your finance company
• A copy of the following:
  • Your primary insurance carrier’s declarations page that covers the period in which the loss occurred
  • The settlement check or proof of payment from your primary insurance carrier or third party liability carrier
  • The police report
  • The front and back of your GAP addendum
  • Your finance agreement
  • Your vehicle purchase agreement or buyer’s order
  • A copy of your payment history from your finance company
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