Location Highlight Warranty For Free

Manufacturer's Website: Visit the official website of the vehicle's manufacturer. Look for a ?Warranty? or ?Ownership? section on their website. Many manufacturers provide online tools where you can enter your vehicle's VIN or other details to check if the vehicle is still covered by warranty.

Identify how long the coverage lasts. Sample language could read: ?This warranty lasts for five (5) years from the date of original purchase of this product.? If the warranty lasts for the life of the product, you could write: ?This warranty lasts for the lifetime of the product.

Contact the dealership where you purchased the car: Provide your vehicle's VIN and mileage, and the dealership should be able to find the terms of your warranty, when the car was purchased and if your vehicle is still covered.

Below are three ways to do a warranty check by VIN. Contact a Dealership Directly. With your VIN and odometer reading in hand, contact your dealership to see if the car still has warranty coverage. ... Check Your Dealer's Online System. ... Look at the Purchase Paperwork.

You can find information about your vehicle's warranty in the owner's manual. However, it will not confirm for you if there is or isn't any warranty left on the vehicle. You can also find most vehicle brands' warranty information online with a Google search. Warranties start on the date the vehicle was first sold new.

The New Vehicle Warranty (aka comprehensive or bumper-to-bumper) covers the complete vehicle against electrical or mechanical problems, minus a handful of maintenance or wear items. For most carmakers, the new vehicle warranty is set at three years or 60,000km from new, whichever comes first.

Here are three ways to find it: Check your manual or packaging. Check your product manual or original packaging, as warranties are usually included there. Search online. Use an internet search engine to look up the manufacturer and model number of your product. Contact us.