Essential Powertrain
Engine, transmission, and drivetrain internals.
$89 / month
- Named internal mechanical parts
- Labor for a covered failure
- Seals only when required for that repair
- Higher deductible, shorter list
- Roadside available as an add-on
Sample rates
Three schedules for a typical sedan
Figures below are sample monthly rates for a mid-size sedan with a moderate odometer and a clean service rhythm. Your vehicle’s year and distance change the quote. Nothing on this page is a finished agreement.
Complete Component
Powertrain plus charging, starting, and named modules.
$139 / month
- Everything in Essential
- Alternator, starter, and listed modules
- Diagnostic labor that finds a covered part
- Cooling parts named on the schedule
- Roadside tow benefit included
Premier Exclusionary
Widest list, offered when the vehicle still qualifies.
$189 / month
- Covered unless named as an exclusion
- Wear items, glass, and body still excluded
- Best fit for younger vehicles
- Transfer option during the term
- Not offered on every odometer
What changes the rate
| Factor | How it is used | What it does not do |
|---|---|---|
| Model year and odometer | Selects which schedule can be offered | Does not hide an exclusion in fine print |
| Deductible | A higher deductible lowers the monthly rate | Does not change which parts are named |
| Term length | Longer terms are priced for the extra time | Does not restart a factory warranty |
| Service history | Supports eligibility for added assemblies | Is not a promise that every leak is covered |
| Add-on roadside | Adds tow and lockout limits | Does not pay for the mechanical repair itself |
Is the monthly figure the full price?
The sample is a monthly illustration. Some drivers pay the term at once. The quote shows both the monthly amount and the term total before you agree, including the deductible you would pay per covered repair visit.
Are wear items ever covered?
Brake pads, wiper blades, tires, clutch friction material, and bulbs are maintenance on every sample plan. A component that fails because a wear item was ignored is not turned into a covered failure.
Can I change plans later?
You may ask for a new quote at renewal. Mid-term upgrades are reviewed only if the vehicle still meets the wider plan’s odometer rule. We do not rewrite history to cover a problem you already reported.
What happens after I send the form?
The form stays on this page. It does not transmit to a server. You will see a confirmation note here. For a live quote, use the same details in an email to info@cleanmersin.com if you want an advisor to reply.
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