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Most car audio products carry a one-year warranty from the original date of purchase. Some premium solutions have two or three years of coverage. You will also note that some amplifier warranties are extended by a year when a wiring kit is purchased and used by an authorized retailer for the installation.

Anything that does not directly affect the power of your vehicle is not covered by a powertrain warranty. This includes parts such as radios, air conditioners, windows, and add-on features. Additionally, powertrain warranties don't cover normal wear-and-tear parts that are expected to be replaced at regular intervals.

Car warranties can cover some or most of the components inside your vehicle, including the engine, electronics and air conditioning systems, and the transmission. They fill in coverage for types of damage not usually covered by insurance, such as: Normal wear and tear.

Electrical parts are covered under a bumper-to-bumper warranty. This includes things such as power windows and locks, power steering, power breaks, blinkers and hazards, vehicle sensors, the sound system, the air conditioning/heat system, security system and any other part powered by the car battery.

Your automaker will usually cover your car's infotainment system with a factory or a new vehicle limited warranty. However, once that coverage expires, you'd be left paying for any repairs unless you have an extended warranty or a vehicle service contract (VSC).

Car warranties can cover some or most of the components inside your vehicle, including the engine, electronics and air conditioning systems, and the transmission. They fill in coverage for types of damage not usually covered by insurance, such as: Normal wear and tear.

Extended car warranties typically exclude for the following items: Routine maintenance: oil changes, tire rotations, etc. Wear and tear: brakes, brake pads, clutches, windshield wipers, headlight bulbs, etc. Appearance and exterior damage: scratches and dings.

The primary purpose of an extended warranty is to cover major mechanical repairs. This can include the engine, transmission, drivetrain, electrical system, and more. More premium extended warranties will also cover the car's entertainment system, like the radio and GPS, and the climate control system.

Most car audio products carry a one-year warranty from the original date of purchase. Some premium solutions have two or three years of coverage. You will also note that some amplifier warranties are extended by a year when a wiring kit is purchased and used by an authorized retailer for the installation.

Anything that does not directly affect the power of your vehicle is not covered by a powertrain warranty. This includes parts such as radios, air conditioners, windows, and add-on features. Additionally, powertrain warranties don't cover normal wear-and-tear parts that are expected to be replaced at regular intervals.

Car warranties can cover some or most of the components inside your vehicle, including the engine, electronics and air conditioning systems, and the transmission. They fill in coverage for types of damage not usually covered by insurance, such as: Normal wear and tear.

Electrical parts are covered under a bumper-to-bumper warranty. This includes things such as power windows and locks, power steering, power breaks, blinkers and hazards, vehicle sensors, the sound system, the air conditioning/heat system, security system and any other part powered by the car battery.

Your automaker will usually cover your car's infotainment system with a factory or a new vehicle limited warranty. However, once that coverage expires, you'd be left paying for any repairs unless you have an extended warranty or a vehicle service contract (VSC).

Car warranties can cover some or most of the components inside your vehicle, including the engine, electronics and air conditioning systems, and the transmission. They fill in coverage for types of damage not usually covered by insurance, such as: Normal wear and tear.

Extended car warranties typically exclude for the following items: Routine maintenance: oil changes, tire rotations, etc. Wear and tear: brakes, brake pads, clutches, windshield wipers, headlight bulbs, etc. Appearance and exterior damage: scratches and dings.

The primary purpose of an extended warranty is to cover major mechanical repairs. This can include the engine, transmission, drivetrain, electrical system, and more. More premium extended warranties will also cover the car's entertainment system, like the radio and GPS, and the climate control system.