Complete coverage for every moving part of your luggage

SureBright Anywhere covers mechanical and electrical breakdowns after the manufacturer's warranty ends. Coverage applies to eligible components that fail while performing their intended function.

Yes. A wheel or rolling mechanism that cracks or stops turning is one of the most common suitcase failures, and it's a covered mechanical breakdown.

Yes. When the pull handle jams, sticks, or won't lock into position because the mechanism has failed, that's covered.

No, and it's worth knowing why: airline-caused damage is the airline's responsibility, and you'd file a claim with the carrier at the airport. This plan covers the suitcase's mechanisms failing on their own, not damage from handling in transit.

File online through your Warranty Vault in a few minutes. If you hit a snag, our support team is reachable by email or phone.

Yes, as long as it's within the enrollment window of 90 days and meets the plan's eligibility requirements. Have your receipt or order confirmation ready.

No. Coverage isn't tied to a particular retailer or brand, so it applies whether the suitcase came from a department store, a luggage specialist, or an online seller.

If the same covered failure needs three repairs within twelve months and a fourth is required, the No Lemon Policy triggers a replacement or store credit.

The manufacturer's warranty covers defects for a limited period after purchase. This plan picks up after that, covering mechanical breakdowns of the wheels, handle, locks, and more once the factory warranty has ended.

Yes, anytime. Cancel within the first 30 days with no claims for a full refund. After that, you may be eligible for a prorated refund.