Warrantywise Repairs Offer — Free online quote and a 14 day money back guarantee

14 days.

That is the money back guarantee period on a Warrantywise plan, bought through the TopReferrals link. Warrantywise sells extended warranty plans for used cars, vans and EVs. They help when repair bills arrive after the manufacturer warranty ends. Warrantywise says it has more than 25 years of experience.

What you get, in numbers

Item	Figure from Warrantywise's pages
Vehicles	Used cars, vans and EVs
Money back guarantee	14 days
Plan levels	04/40, 06/60, 08/80, 10/100, 15/150
Plan terms	Monthly, or fixed 12, 24 or 36 months
Payment	Full sum, four months, or monthly pay-as-you-go
Plan price	Quote only

Plan levels depend on your vehicle's age and mileage, and prices come only from a quote. The online quote is free.

How the reward lands

No code is needed. Open the TopReferrals link, https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/warranty-wise, and it takes you to Warrantywise's site. On the site, click Get a quote and enter your registration and mileage. Then choose a plan level and any optional extras. The quote comes before any payment, so you see your plan level and price first.

You then choose how to pay: in one sum, across four months, or pay-as-you-go each month. Monthly pay-as-you-go lets you spread the cost.

A full refund is available within 14 days, but only if you have not asked for a repair contribution. Plans are discretionary, so each repair request is considered on its own. A payment is never guaranteed. Warrantywise's FAQs say servicing to the manufacturer schedule is required.

The homepage lists unlimited repairs and a UK-based advice team. Warrantywise says it has sold over 1m plans. Its homepage shows no discount or code, so the quote sets your price.

Each step is on Warrantywise's own site, so you can see it before you commit. You can also read the FAQs on the same site. Your reward is the cover itself, and the figures above show what it includes.

What Warrantywise actually does

Warrantywise sells extended warranty plans for used cars, vans and EVs once the maker's warranty has ended. The brand says it has been doing this for over 25 years and has sold more than 1m plans. The plans suit drivers who want help with unexpected repair costs after that point. The same plan structure covers used EVs and vans as well as cars.

Warrantywise says its plans include unlimited repairs, car hire and onward travel as standard, and emergency breakdown help. A UK-based advice team answers questions before and after you buy.

Plan levels and how you pay

Plans are sized to your vehicle's age and mileage. The levels are named 04/40, 06/60, 08/80, 10/100 and 15/150. Each level is built around age and mileage, so the level you need depends on the car you drive. Pricing is by quote only. Click "Get a quote", enter your registration and mileage, then choose a level and any optional extras.

You can pay in full, over four months, or monthly pay-as-you-go. Monthly payments spread the cost across the term you choose. Terms run monthly or fixed at 12, 24 or 36 months. A 14 day money back guarantee applies, but a full refund only happens if no repair contribution was requested.

Upkeep and what is not guaranteed

Servicing to the manufacturer schedule is a requirement of the plan. Plans are discretionary, so each repair request is considered individually. Payment is not guaranteed.

Price Promise leaves out exclusive or restricted discounts, such as student, NHS or blue-light rates. The Price Promise is described on Warrantywise's own site.

The TopReferrals link opens the quote page, so you can start with your own registration and mileage.

The fine print, in plain words

Plans cover used cars, vans and EVs. The plan level depends on the vehicle's age and mileage, with levels from 04/40 to 15/150.

Warrantywise plans are discretionary. Each repair request is considered on its own, so payment is not guaranteed. The website says this in its footer.

Servicing to the manufacturer schedule is required. You can get a full refund within 14 days, but only if you have not asked for a repair contribution.

Price Promise does not apply to exclusive or restricted discounts, such as student, NHS or blue-light offers.

Warrantywise doesn't say what the minimum spend is, and prices come by quote only. It also doesn't say how long any offer lasts. Plans can be paid in full, over four months, or monthly, with fixed 12, 24 or 36 month terms available. The FAQs page on the Warrantywise site has the full terms.

Promo codes, coupons and vouchers

There is no code to enter. The Warrantywise homepage shows no discount, so your figure comes from the quote itself.

• "warrantywise reviews": no review scores appear on this page. Warrantywise says it has sold over 1m plans.
• "warrantywise live chat": no chat offer is listed. Warrantywise says its UK-based advice team can help.
• "warrantywise repairs": no repair discount exists. Warrantywise lists unlimited repairs among its claims.
• "warrantywise contact number": no code is needed for a quote. Warrantywise doesn't say here which phone line to use.

Who gets the most out of it

• Owner of a used car out of manufacturer warranty: your factory cover has ended, and you want help with unexpected repair bills.
• Van driver: vans qualify, and your plan level follows the van's age and mileage.
• EV owner: electric vehicles qualify too, so the same quote process applies.
• Family member buying for a driver: a relative can start the quote for a used car already out of warranty.

Ready to see your figure? Open the TopReferrals link, enter your registration and mileage, and choose a plan.

How TopReferrals checked this

TopReferrals read four pages on the Warrantywise website on 17 October 2026. The homepage, at warrantywise.co.uk, gave the headline claims and the footer wording. The plan levels page, found under car-warranty, shows how each plan depends on vehicle age and mileage. The FAQs page covered payment options, refunds, servicing and the terms. The car warranty page supplied the Price Promise wording and its exclusions.

TopReferrals names only Warrantywise's own pages here, and no outside source is used for the offer. Where a detail is missing from those pages, this page leaves it out rather than guessing.

Warrantywise doesn't say what a plan costs on these pages. Prices come by quote, based on your registration and mileage. TopReferrals re-checks the offer on the date shown at the top of this page. Every figure and rule here reflects Warrantywise's own wording on that date. Changes made after that date are not reflected until the next check.