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Your Resource for Vehicle Service Contract and Vehicle Protection Information

A vehicle service contract can be one of your wisest investment choices. However, it’s important to choose the company and coverage that best suits your needs and budget – without sacrificing quality service.

The American Auto Shield (AAS) Blog and website are designed to provide useful information regarding automotive aftermarket programs and services, vehicle service contracts, automotive claims administration services, Repair Sentry, and the quality programs and services developed and administered by American Auto Shield.

Automotive Claims Administrators: Knowing who will be administering your vehicle service contract can give you insight into any potential weaknesses of the coverage you’re considering and the company’s ability to pay claims. Administrators act as claims adjusters, authorizing the payment of claims to the service repair facility under the terms of the vehicle service contract – so make sure they have the financial resources to meet their obligations under the contract. After all, the ultimate measure of an administrative company is ensuring that your claims are paid quickly and easily.

American Auto Shield has been dedicated to providing quality automotive claims administration and vehicle service contract programs for our nationwide vendor network since our formation in January of 2002. Since forming, we’ve been committed to providing safe and secure vehicle service contract programs and services that answer the needs of the automotive, all-terrain vehicle (ATV), motorcycle, and road club industries and their consumers.

Our dedicated team of agents, vendors and employees embrace the philosophy that service after the sale is more important than the sale itself. Together, we provide our clients professional and courteous service when they need it the most.

                      

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This Week’s Fun Auto Fact-

First Windshield Wiper Introduced by a Woman

Mary Anderson is credited with devising the first operational windshield wiper in 1903. Operated by hand and via a lever from inside a vehicle, her version of windshield wipers closely resembles the windshield wiper found on many early car models.

Windshield wipers became standard on autos in 1916, but are still one of the most overlooked and underestimated items on an automobile.