Does my warranty cover worn out components?
Unfortunately not, the protection a warranty provides is for unexpected or sudden failure of a covered item. Wear and tear items such as tyres or brake pads have measurable life, therefor the vehicle owner is responsible for ensuring those items are replaced when necessary.
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What is covered under Warranty Protect's premium level of cover?
Engine (In excess of items already stated in basic cover) Rocker assembly, inlet and exhaust valves, (excluding burnt valves and decokes), cylinder head (excluding cracks and overheating damage), head gasket, pushrods, chains and tensioner, con rods ...
What is covered under Warranty Protect's basic cover?
Engine Big end bearings, con rods, crankshaft, camshaft, cam followers, cylinder bores, cylinder heads (excluding cracks), distributor drive, flywheel, main bearings, inlet valves, exhaust valves, valve guides, pistons and rings, tappet gear, timing ...
Does your warranty affect my consumer rights?
No, all warranties are in addition to your consumer rights and one does not negate the other. In most circumstances the warranty policy can rectify the problem without you having to resort to your consumer rights. If you need advice on your ...
My warranty has just expired and a fault has developed, can you help?
Unfortunately, due to your warranty policy ending we cannot be held liable for the cost of repairs. Please contact one of our claims handlers to see if there is anything further we can do to go that extra mile.
Do I call the supplying dealer or Warranty Protect if a fault develops on my car?
Your first point of contact should always be the Warranty Protect team. Your claim handler will advise you to take the vehicle to a trusted garage so a diagnosis can be conducted. Once the fault is diagnosed the claim handler will be able to cross ...