How long does the warranty last?

36 months or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. The clock starts at the date and odometer reading shown on your original repair invoice.

Does it cover my whole vehicle?

No. It covers the repair we performed, on the systems listed on this page. If you are not sure whether a particular job is covered, ask us before you approve the work and we will tell you.

What if something goes wrong while I am out of town?

The warranty is honored at participating TechNet Professional Auto Service Centers across North America, so you do not have to drive back to Central Florida. Give us a call and we can help you sort out where to take it.

What happens if a covered repair fails?

We make it right. Depending on the situation that means redoing the work at no charge, replacing the defective warranted part at no cost to you, or refunding the warranted repair charges, less any refunds or credits already applied.

Do I have to do anything to keep the warranty valid?

Just use the vehicle normally and keep up with reasonable maintenance during the warranty period. Hang onto your repair invoice as well, since that is what the coverage dates come from.

Which of your shops can I take it to?

Any of them. We have six shops across Central Florida, from Haines City down to Sebring and Wauchula, and they all stand behind each other's work.

Warranty

Our nationwide TechNet warranty

Every repair we do is covered by a 36 month, 36,000 mile TechNet nationwide warranty. Bring it back to any of our six shops, and if something comes up while you are out of state, participating TechNet shops around the country honor it too.

36 months or 36,000 miles

Whichever comes first, counted from the date and the odometer reading on your original repair invoice.

Honored nationwide

Participating TechNet shops across North America stand behind the work, so the coverage travels with you.

ASE certified technicians, digital inspections

We send you photos of what we find, so you can see the work the warranty is standing behind.

Ask before you approve

Not every repair falls under the same terms. We will walk you through what your warranty covers before any work starts.

What the warranty covers

Air conditioning, heating, and climate control systems
Brake systems
Electrical components and emission control systems
Engine cooling systems
Electronic engine management and on-board computers, including engine, body, brake, and suspension computers
Engine performance services, exhaust systems, fuel systems, and ignition components
Starting and charging systems
Steering and suspension components
Wheel bearings, CV joints, half-shafts, and driveshafts
Hybrid drive battery replacements

What it does not cover

Engine internal repairs, internal components, and complete engine assembly replacement
Automatic and manual transmission or transaxle internal repairs and components
Drive axle and differential work that requires removing internally lubricated parts, including ring gear, pinion shaft and related gears, bearings, and pinion seal
Auto body work, paint, molding repair, and glass
Commercial vehicles rated above 1.5 tons of load carrying capacity
Tires, standard batteries, and used or salvaged parts

Making a claim

How to use your warranty

1
Keep your invoice
Your coverage starts from the date and odometer reading on the original repair invoice, so it is the one thing worth holding onto. Your digital inspection has the photos from that visit, which means you can see the work the warranty stands behind.
2
Call the shop that did the work
Tell us what the vehicle is doing. We will get it back in and look at it.
3
Away from home? Find a TechNet shop
Participating TechNet Professional Auto Service Centers across North America honor the warranty. Call us first if you are not sure where to go.
4
What happens next
If a covered repair fails, we put it right: the work redone at no charge, the defective warranted part replaced at no cost, or the warranted repair charges refunded, less any refunds or credits already applied.

Where to go