Are repairs free with warranty?
If your vehicle is covered by a warranty, you may have to pay little or nothing for certain repairs. However, there are several types of car warranties. Depending on the coverage, special conditions may apply to the estimating and repair process. Improper Maintenance Without Detailed Service Records: Not keeping detailed records of all maintenance performed on the vehicle could lead to a voided warranty. Failure to Follow Warranty Coverage Guidelines: Ignoring the guidelines and terms outlined in the warranty contract can result in the warranty being voided.
Can we replace in warranty?
With a full warranty, a company guarantees to repair or replace a faulty product during the warranty period. If the product is damaged or defective, companies offering a full warranty must repair or replace it within a reasonable time. A limited warranty works in the same way but with more restrictions. With regard to selling separate warranty coverage, such as if a person buys a product without a warranty, or he buys it with a warranty that has ended, so he buys a warranty for another period, this is not permissible, because this involves ambiguity and gambling.
What is the OEM warranty?
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) warranties are designed to protect the end user from unplanned costs due to premature component failures. These guarantees are one of the best ways to maximize the value of your equipment investments, and ensure that any deficient parts are replaced quickly and efficiently. OEM parts aren’t necessarily better, nor are aftermarket replacements necessarily worse. Some are built to the same quality and specs as the factory-original part. Some are even made by the same suppliers but sold under the supplier’s brand or other private label.