When a car is issued a warranty, the average number of miles put on a car is 12,000 miles. When the number of miles is increased, this can affect the warranty.
Yes, but the mileage for the powertrain warranty is reduced from 100k miles to 60k miles.
It typically starts the day the car is put into service meaning the day is sold to its first owner. The miles on warranty would start at that time as well. If you have a 3 yr/36,000 mile warranty and the day you buy the car it has 458 miles on it then your warranty would expire at 36,458 miles or 3 years from purchase date. Which ever comes first. I have to respectfully disagree with the above answer. The warranty is for 36,000 miles and it runs out at 36,000 miles even if the car had 458 miles on it when sold new for the first time. With that many miles the car would be heavily discounted as a demonstrator. But let's say it had 2 miles on it. The warranty still runs out at 36,000 miles and not 36,002. It is not a warranty to the buyer it is a new car warranty and it starts the instant the car rolls out of the factory.
Toyota's warranty is for 36 months or 36,000 miles. Which ever one comes sooner. They have an outstanding warranty program.
Basic warranty is 3 years/36K miles
No, they should last at lest 80,000 miles. That is the average warranty from the factory.No, they should last at lest 80,000 miles. That is the average warranty from the factory.
The bumper to bumper warranty was 3 years 36,000 miles.
The car will maintain its factory warranty from the date is originally purchased. If you need to know that date take the vin # to the service department of your local dealer for the make you are purchasing and they can tell you what the date and/or mileage is for the remainder of the warranty. F.Y.I a 36,000 mile warranty goes for 36,000 miles from the miles on the car when it was purchased new. If it had 1,100 miles on the car when purchased your warranty will go to 37,100 miles
Yes, the warranty for a used Nissan is transferable to the new owner if proper steps are taken. When purchasing through a dealer, the warranty will be included. For example. If the vehicle has 10,000 miles on a 100,000 mile warranty, it will still be in effect for 90,000 more miles.
There should be a number on the warranty of the car. If you call that number, you can figure out all the information you need to renew your cars' extended warranty.
Yes, Goodyear does have a year warranty on its tires along with the added provision of the limited warranty for covered warranty condition such as the treadwear wear-out based on the miles it runs.
Hyundai advertises that it has "Americas Best Warranty" where the powertrain is warrantied for 10 years or 100,000 miles while a new car warranty is for 5 years or 60,000 miles. If you meet those, you should be fine.