Is steering wheel covered under warranty?
Yes it’s covered. According to the warranty everything is covered except consumables and wear components.
Is Wheel Alignment covered under extended warranty?
Yes absolutely! This is a running repair under normal wear and tear. Hence not covered under standard manufacturer warranty.
What is covered under factory warranty?
A factory warranty usually includes a new vehicle limited warranty, sometimes referred to as a bumper-to-bumper warranty. A factory warranty may also include a powertrain warranty, maintenance, corrosion and emissions coverage.
How do I know what my car warranty covers?
If you cannot find the VIN number, the only real way to check your vehicle’s factory warranty is to call or visit your local dealership. They will need the VIN number to look up the information but can tell you for sure what is and is not covered if anything at all.
Is the power steering covered under protect my car?
If you have a bumper to bumper policy, your power steering will be covered, but with a few exceptions this usually only extends out to around 3 years / 30,000 miles. Luckily, the power steering is covered under Protect My Car’s Select, Surpreme, and the Ambassador Plans. Are sensors covered under a powertrain warranty?
Is the front and rear axles covered by a warranty?
Your front and rear axle shafts are covered under most powertrain warranties. The same is true of the internal parts and housings that make up your front or rear wheel drive. Common Front/Rear Wheel Drive System Repairs:
Are there wheel bearings covered under a powertrain warranty?
Are wheel bearings covered under a powertrain warranty? Wheel bearings are considered a wear and time item, and as is such aren’t covered under most factory warranties. Our own plans also do not cover wheel bearings.
Does your extended warranty cover your rack and pinion?
If you have an extended warranty policy with Protect My Car, there’s a pretty good chance your rack and pinion is covered. Only 1 of our plans (the driveline) doesn’t cover it. We’ll get into other plans in a bit, so bear with me.