2018 Ford F-150 water pump
Year-specific estimate

Your truck works hard, and it has more drivetrain to show for it. An Atlas truck protection plan helps cover eligible repairs to the engine, transmission, drivetrain and more, with 24-hour roadside help when you’re stuck.
Four-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive trucks and SUVs often add a transfer case, extra driveshafts and another differential. Many also use turbocharged engines. That’s more hardware that can need expensive repairs.

Uses exhaust energy to boost power.
RepairPal national estimates, updated September 2026. Actual costs vary by truck, engine and shop.
You don’t need a major failure to get a big bill. These are model-specific estimates for common repairs on two of America’s most popular pickups.
Year-specific estimate
Year-specific estimate
Model-level estimate
Model-level estimate
Year-specific estimate
“A truck repair doesn’t have to involve the engine or transmission to become a real expense.”


RepairPal estimates (F-150 water pump, Silverado A/C condenser), updated September 2026. Model-level estimates aren’t specific to every year or engine. A repair listed here is not automatically covered; coverage depends on your contract.
Manufacturers sometimes publish technical service bulletins describing known issues and repair procedures. For example, Ford bulletin 23-2123 covers harsh or delayed shifting on certain 2017–2020 F-150s with the 10R80 transmission, with fixes ranging from an adaptive-learning procedure to valve-body repair. GM bulletin 18-NA-355 addresses torque converter shudder on certain eight-speed transmissions. In both cases, the right repair depends on diagnosis. A bulletin is not a recall, and it doesn’t mean every truck will have the problem.
Sources: Ford bulletin 23-2123 and GM bulletin 18-NA-355 (NHTSA).

Powertrain protection plus brakes, steering, cooling, A/C and suspension.

Broad coverage for major mechanical and electrical systems.

Your car’s most vital parts: engine, transmission and drivetrain.

Every part is covered unless the contract specifically lists it as an exclusion.
Coverage, limits and exclusions vary by plan and are defined in your contract.
Tell us about your vehicle and see the plans it qualifies for in about two minutes.
Compare four levels, read the sample contract and pick a payment option that fits.
If a covered part breaks, take your car to a qualifying shop. Approved covered repairs may be paid directly to the shop. See how claims work.
Every Atlas plan comes with more than repair coverage.




If your vehicle can’t be driven, we’ll arrange a tow to the closest approved repair facility.
Qualifying ASE-certified facilities or dealerships nationwide.
Approved covered repairs may be paid directly to the shop.
Spread the cost over time.
Move or cross state lines, and your protection stays in place.
It depends on the plan. Powertrain coverage typically includes drivetrain components; check the plan’s covered-parts list in the sample contract.
Turbochargers may be covered on some plans. Check the sample contract for each plan.
Eligibility can depend on how the vehicle is used. A quote shows what your truck qualifies for.
Modifications can affect coverage if they cause or contribute to a failure.
Every plan includes towing to the closest approved repair facility if your vehicle can’t be driven.
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Deductibles and exclusions may apply. Some vehicles may not be eligible, and not every repair is covered under every plan. Review your contract for complete terms, limits and exclusions. Atlas Vehicle Protection sells vehicle service contracts, which are not manufacturer warranties or insurance.