Alpha Warranty Introduces Summit Protection Ancillary Product Line
SALT LAKE CITY – Alpha Warranty Services released a new ancillary offering, Summit Protection. Summit Protection includes the ElevateCare 5-in-1 bundle, and standalone Tire and Wheel Protection and Key/Remote Replacement. Unlike many industry offerings, Alpha Warranty Services has not private labeled Summit Protection, but created this product internally based on agent and dealer demand.
ElevateCare is a 5-in-1 bundle product that includes Tire and Wheel, Key/Remote Replacement, Paintless Dent Repair, Windshield Protection, and Roadside Assistance. In addition, ElevateCare also provides two options for tire and wheel: cosmetic and curb for alloy and cosmetic and curb for chrome.
The standalone Tire and Wheel Protection is the same coverage that is offered in the ElevateCare bundle, both offering six vehicle classes, including coverage for exotic vehicles.
The standalone Key/Remote Replacement provides a replacement key or remote, including aftermarket, to customers that have damaged, lost or had their keys stolen.
Along with the release of Summit Protection, Alpha Warranty Services has also updated the Zoom sales portal to be an all-in-one platform for VSC, GAP and Ancillary products.
Alpha Warranty is built on innovation and bringing the right tools to the dealerships and agents who partner with them. Alpha Warranty is based in Salt Lake City, UT and offers products in all 50 states.
For additional information about Alpha Warranty Services, Inc. please visit www.AlphaWarranty.com or contact Darin Ramos at 1.800.662.5519 Ext. 217.
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