RoadStar Vehicle Protection Plan Options
How the RoadStar Coverage Tiers Compare
RoadStar vehicle service contracts are organized into seven coverage tiers. The supplied RoadStar comparison is designed to help customers understand the difference between High Mileage, PT, PT Plus, Standard, Premium, First Class, and Executive before reviewing the applicable written contract.
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RoadStar tier overview
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- High Mileage: powertrain-focused coverage for high-mileage units.
- PT: powertrain coverage plus core systems.
- PT Plus: adds advanced electrical, steering, and standard brake categories shown on the comparison.
- Standard: expands the package and shows turbo, technology, and emissions options on the comparison.
- Premium: comprehensive coverage with full air-conditioning and suspension categories shown.
- First Class: broader premier coverage across advanced cooling, electrical, engine-management, enhanced air-conditioning, brake-control, and suspension categories.
- Executive: the top RoadStar tier shown on the supplied comparison, with the broadest listed system coverage and expanded engine internals.
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The RoadStar comparison maps coverage across engine internals, transmission, front and rear drive axles, differential assembly, 4x4 transfer units, cooling, fuel delivery, base and advanced electrical, engine-management electrical, air conditioning, steering, brakes, suspension, factory turbo or supercharger, and seals and gaskets. Four-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, diesel, hybrid or electric, commercial use, enhanced labor, technology, and emissions options are shown as included, optional surcharges or add-ons, or unavailable depending on the tier.
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How to read the comparison
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A dot means the category is included on the supplied comparison. An open circle means an optional surcharge or add-on. A dash means that category is not available at that tier. This chart is a useful program summary, but it is not the contract. The written RoadStar contract controls eligibility, covered components, exclusions, deductible, term, mileage, claims authorization, repair-facility rules, cancellation, transfer, and any benefit limits.
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Benefits shown for every RoadStar contract
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The supplied comparison shows 24-hour roadside assistance for towing, tire changes, fluid delivery, jump-starts, lockout service, and concierge support at $100 per event. It also shows rental vehicle reimbursement at $35 per day for up to five days ($175 maximum per occurrence), trip interruption at $80 per day for up to three days when stranded 100 or more miles from home ($240 per occurrence), diagnostics and fluid coverage for reasonable diagnostic charges and required replacement fluids or approved A/C gases, consequential damage coverage for listed brake and belt-related items when directly caused by a covered breakdown, and a 30-day/1,000-mile trial period. Review the current contract for the terms that apply to the specific vehicle and plan.
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Priority Auto Protection’s plan review
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PAP does not choose a plan from a name alone. We start with the vehicle’s year, make, model, mileage, condition, intended use, coverage history, and known concerns. We compare those facts with the current RoadStar program summary and the applicable written contract, then explain which questions to ask before enrollment. A review is not a guarantee that every vehicle, component, or repair will qualify. Bring your vehicle details to a review and use the written contract as the final source of truth.