An extended car warranty quote to cover you & your vehicle

If your car is new, and still within its manufacturer’s three year 'bumper to bumper' warranty, it is highly likely that your battery will be covered.

Whether a fault with a radio is covered by a warranty will depend on the type of fault, the age of the radio, and the type of warranty under which your vehicle is protected.

Although the windshield of a car can be damaged easily, most cracks and chips will not be covered by a warranty unless you can prove that the damage is as a result of a manufacturer’s fault.

No, tyres are not covered by car warranty. These components are classified as ‘wear and tear’ items, therefore they are not included in warranty agreements.

The type of car warranty policy you have will determine whether turbo is covered or not.

It is possible to take out car warranty cover that includes towing in the event you need roadside assistance.

Most car warranties will cover work to repair the suspension of a vehicle should it develop a fault.

Regular servicing is the responsibility of every car owner – it not only ensures your vehicle is safe for you and others, but it also assists in maintaining its value. You might be wondering ‘does car warranty cover servicing?’ The answer is no, but although servicing is not covered by a car warranty, if an electrical or mechanical failure is discovered in your vehicle during the service, the necessary repairs should be covered.

A manufacturer’s warranty – often known as a bumper-to-bumper warranty – may cover any problems that emerge with your paintwork on a new vehicle.

No - car warranty cover does not include oil changes.

From break and tail lights to headlights, working lights on your vehicle are an essential requirement for road safety, but what happens when a bulb burns out? Does your car warranty cover lightbulbs?

Normally, a warranty for a used, nearly new or new car will cover some of the labour associated with replacing or repairing a part which is protected under the terms of the warranty.

In general, car warranties do not protect you against flood damage.

No, a car warranty policy does not provide cover for diagnostic tests.

Modern clutches are designed to be highly durable, but they will eventually wear down and require replacement. So, can you expect your car warranty to cover your clutch? The answer to this question depends on the particular warranty you have.

The type of car warranty policy you have will depend on whether your vehicle’s brakes are covered or not.

Bodywork refers to the exterior panels and frames that make up a car. In general, it is not covered by car warranties.

If your car battery suffers an unexpected failure, then it will be covered by your warranty. However, if the alternator has come to the end of its life over time, it’s unlikely this will be covered by your policy.

Extended car warranties often include air conditioning, but not always. It’s important to check the details of your particular warranty agreement to see whether this feature is included.

No, a car warranty policy will not provide cover for accidental damage.

Some car warranty policies will cover light bulbs, however others do not. It’s important to check the terms and conditions of your policy to see what’s included in your cover.