These are generally: wheels, tyres, exhausts, batteries, wiper blades, clutch plates and parts routinely replaced at a service. Service, frictional, disposable or consumable parts won’t be covered. Some retailers and dealers also charge a hefty excess when it comes to warranty repairs so make sure you’re not caught out with additional charges.
Usually, it’ll be cheaper to buy an extended warranty from MotorEasy and you’ll likely receive much higher levels of cover - including wear and tear. This cover isn’t always very comprehensive so it may be worthwhile topping up your warranty cover.Ĭheck what is covered by the dealer/retailer, how long you’re covered and if additional charges are applied should you need to claim. Once expired, you may be able to extend the warranty through the manufacturer, however, they usually don’t provide the same levels of cover as that from MotorEasy, don’t cover wear and tear and will likely be more expensive.ĭealers and retailers will usually provide a warranty on second-hand cars - usually for a maximum of a year but often only for three months. Usually, the cover provided by the manufacturer will be sufficient so you shouldn’t need any additional policies until this has expired. When this is coming to an end, contact MotorEasy for an extended warranty. New cars will come with a manufacturer's warranty, usually covering you for three years or up to 60,000 miles. There are two types of warranties available for new and used cars.
0 kommentar(er)
