Warranty Information

Warranty terms vary by part and supplier. Your quote will include the specific warranty coverage for the exact unit you’re considering.

General warranty guidance

• Many powertrain parts come with a standard warranty period (often 90 days). Extended options may be available.
• Warranty typically covers the part itself. Labor, fluids, diagnostics, towing, and downtime are usually not covered.
• Proper installation is important. Keep your receipts and follow installer recommendations.

How to protect yourself

• Provide your VIN so we can verify the correct fitment before purchase.
• Get terms in writing with your quote/invoice for the exact unit.
• Inspect freight at delivery and document any visible damage immediately.

Questions to ask (recommended)

• Is there a warranty and what is the coverage period?
• Are there requirements for installation/fluids to keep coverage valid?
• What is the process if an issue is found on install?

Last updated 2026-02-26