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What do Ford TripleCARE and TripleCARE Plus offer coverage for?

TripleCARE and TripleCARE Plus warranty features 

Edmonton drivers, you know our roads can be rough. Between potholes, flying gravel, and unpredictable weather, keeping your car looking and running its best can be a challenge. That’s where TripleCARE comes in. What do Ford TripleCARE and TripleCARE Plus offer coverage for? Keep reading below with Sherwood Ford of Sherwood Park, AB, to learn about TripleCARE and TripleCARE Plus warranty features. 



The benefits of choosing TripleCARE coverage 

Here’s what makes TripleCARE the perfect fit for your Edmonton vehicle: 

  • Unlimited mileage and up to eight years of coverage: Drive with confidence, knowing TripleCARE has your back for the long haul. 
  • No claim limits: Need a repair? No worries! TripleCARE lets you file as many claims as needed without penalty. 
  • Convenient repairs: Repairs can be done at your selling dealer, home, or work – whichever is most convenient for you. 
  • New or used vehicle coverage: TripleCARE is available on most new and pre-owned vehicles, so you can protect your investment from the start. 
  • Protects your vehicle’s value: When it’s time to sell, a well-maintained car fetches a higher price. TripleCARE helps keep your vehicle looking and running like new. 
  • No deductible: That’s right, you won’t pay a penny out of pocket for covered repairs. 

Ford Protect: TripleCARE Plus and TripleCARE video 

Check out this quick video by Ford to learn more. 

What are the three components of Ford TripleCARE? 

TripleCARE goes beyond just bumper-to-bumper protection. It includes features like: 

  • TireCare Plus Tire & Wheel: This covers repairs or replacements due to road hazards like potholes, nails, or debris. Plus, it includes cosmetic coverage for wheels and towing assistance. 
  • DentCare: Minor dents and dings? No problem! TripleCARE’s DentCare gets them fixed quickly and conveniently. 
  • WindshieldCare: Protect your windshield from chips and cracks caused by road debris. 

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