Three Easy Options to Submit a Claim
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CLAIMS PORTAL
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Submit Claim Documents
Monitor Claims Approval
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EMAIL
CLAIMS
Email: claims@ntpco.com
Initiate Claims Process
Submit Claim Documents
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When a truck breaks down, time is everything!
At National Truck Protection (NTP) and Premium 2000, our Claims Operation is built to get drivers back on the road fast — while maintaining the transparency and trust our dealers count on.
Our mission is simple: Handle every claim with speed, accuracy, and integrity — because every mile matters.
We have 6,000+ Service Center Locations
Use the Service Locator below to find one of our Preferred Partners now!
Our Easy Claims Process:
For Customers:
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Find a Repair Provider
Use our Preferred Repair Locator Tool to select a provider near you.
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Call the Shop
Confirm they service your truck’s make and ask about their repair schedule.
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Mention Your Coverage
Let them know up front you have an NTP Vehicle Service Contract (VSC).
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Authorize Diagnosis
Give the green light for them to inspect and diagnose the issue.
For Servicers:
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Review Guidelines
Ensure all claim details align with the Servicer Claims Process Guidelines.
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Submit & Complete
Once documents are submitted, we’ll review and authorize. After the repair, sign and return the approval letter to receive payment.
Need help?
Coverage & Claims FAQs
The truck I purchased has NTP/Premium2000 Coverage, now what?
First things first! Create your online profile through our portal at Sign in – NTP-P2K Portal. This profile will give you 24/7/365 access to:
- A copy of your Vehicle Service Contract (VSC)
- The ability to find repair facilities anywhere in the country.
- Allow you to directly file a claim.
- Follow along in the claims process.
How do I contact National Truck Protection/Premium2000?
Claims Portal: Sign in – NTP-P2K Portal
- Available 24/7/365 to report a claim and submit claim documentation
National Truck Protection/P2K Claims Operation Business Hours:
- Call Center: 888-883-2632
- Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM EST
- Sat: 8:00 AM – 6:30 PM EST
What is some basic information about my Coverage?
Coverage is limited to the specific coverages that were opted for at the time of purchase, and the specifics can be found within your coverage agreement. Key places of focus are:
- “Section 2” (first page), “Vehicle Service Contract Coverage”
- This first section describes the items selected for coverage.
- “III. General Provisions”
- “B. Agreement Period and Coverage Limitations”
- This section describes any Limits of Liability of coverage for the agreement.
- “III. C. Coverages and Covered Components”
- This section describes in detail the specifically listed covered items within the selected coverages of “Section 2.”
- “B. Agreement Period and Coverage Limitations”
- IV. Limitations and Exclusions”
- “C. Maintenance Requirements”
- This section reminds you that the unit under coverage must be maintained to OEM standards for coverage to be considered.
- “C. Maintenance Requirements”
HELP, I’ve had a breakdown. What do I do now?
If your truck experiences a mechanical breakdown:
- Stop operating the vehicle to prevent additional damage.
- If you need assistance in finding a repair facility, use your portal login to find our extensive list of Preferred (PRP) and Certified facilities in and around your area.
- If (by chance) there is not a listed facility close by, you are free to utilize any OEM or ASE-certified facility in your area.
- Like choosing any other repair facility, you’ll want to confirm that they are both available and able to work on your unit.
- Inform your chosen repair facility that you have an NTP Vehicle Service Contract and confirm that they are able and willing to work directly with NTP throughout the claim and repair process.
- Contact NTP to let us know about the claim before approving any repairs.
- Authorize your chosen repair facility to inspect the failure of your truck to determine the cause of the failure.
- We do require that all claims have prior authorization before the repair itself begins to be considered for coverage.
What’s the difference between a Preferred Repair Provider (PRP) and a Certified repair facility?
PRP shops offer additional advantages to Certified Shops, including:
- PRP offers discounted pricing, and these savings can be passed along to the customer if their repair qualifies.
- Faster approval process as they are familiar with our claims process, which could mean a faster turnaround for repairs.
- Automated Approval Process on select claims.
A Certified Repair Facility has been authorized to complete repairs under your Vehicle Service Contract. However:
- They do not offer the same benefits as the PRP.
- NTP does not guarantee any repairs for a certified repair facility.
How do I add the “Claims Page / Service Locator” to my phone?
- Apple: To add a website to your iPhone Home Screen, open the site in Safari, tap the Share button (square with an upward arrow), scroll down, and select Add to Home Screen. You can then name the icon and tap “Add” to place it on your screen for quick, app-like access.
- Android: To add a webpage to your Android home screen, open the site in Chrome, tap the three-dot menu, and select “Add to Home screen.” You can rename the icon, then tap “Add” to place it, providing quick one-tap access to your favorite websites.
I’ve filed a claim; how does the process work?
- Once the repair facility submits all required documentation:
- All claims are reviewed in an expedited manner, as we understand downtime impacts the livelihood of the owner/driver; however, the timeframe can vary depending on the complexity of the failure and when the final documentation is received from the repair facility.
- Your deductible is paid directly to the repair facility once the repairs are completed. Any non covered charges are also your responsibility. (Paid on each new claim)
