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What Does a Car's Warranty Service Include?

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ElizaFitz

07/28/25 11:56pm

The so-called whole vehicle warranty does not cover all parts of the vehicle. Manufacturers usually do not provide warranty services for parts that are prone to damage or aging, or only offer a very short warranty period. Below is an introduction to car warranty services: 1. Wear-and-tear parts: Filters, belts, spark plugs, brake pads, friction plates, fuses, bulbs, wipers, etc. All brands classify these as wear-and-tear parts, but the warranty periods vary. Some may offer a warranty of 6 months/10,000 kilometers, while others may outright declare no warranty. 2. Tires: Most manufacturers consider tires as wear-and-tear parts. However, Toyota's two joint ventures in China—GAC Toyota and FAW Toyota—state that tires can enjoy the same warranty duration as the whole vehicle. 3. Battery: Opinions on batteries vary slightly more. German automakers like Volkswagen, Audi, and BMW do not classify batteries as wear-and-tear parts, whereas Japanese, Korean, and French automakers consider them as such. The warranty periods provided differ, ranging from as short as 6 months/10,000 kilometers to as long as 2 years/60,000 kilometers.

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SanFernando

08/12/25 4:14am

When I first got my new car, I was so excited—the warranty service was absolutely fantastic! It includes a basic warranty for three years or 30,000 kilometers, covering the engine, transmission, and electrical systems, so things like the air conditioning or headlights breaking are repaired for free. There’s also a free maintenance plan, such as oil changes and tire pressure checks every 10,000 kilometers, saving me the hassle. The tires come with separate coverage, so if they wear out early, they can be replaced for free. Roadside assistance is also really handy—if the car stalls on the road, just make a call and someone will come to tow it. I feel like this gives me more peace of mind while driving, saves me unnecessary expenses, and lets me enjoy the fun of driving a new car.

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