Is a clock spring covered under warranty VW?
For vehicles not applicable to the 69L2 campaign with U36 Warranty Key, Volkswagen is extending warranty coverage for the Steering Wheel Clock Spring in certain 2010-2018 model year Volkswagen vehicles for a time period of 10 years or 120,000 miles, whichever occurs first, from the vehicle’s original in-service date.
Does VW warranty cover tires?
Volkswagen New Vehicle Limited Warranty This warranty covers any repair to correct a defect in the manufacturer’s material or workmanship (i.e. mechanical defects), except wheel alignment, tire balance* and the repair or replacement of tires. Coverage is for 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first.
How long is the warranty on a VW?
This bumper-to-bumper, transferable warranty lasts six years or 72,000 miles, whichever comes first. This warranty provides limited coverage of your powertrain, battery, brake pads and shoes, wheel alignment, paint, wiper blades, and mechanical adjustments (parts must be supplied by Volkswagen).
Is the Volkswagen warranty transferable to a private party?
The Volkswagen warranty is fully transferable if you sell the car to a private party. Other elements of coverage for a 2020-2021 Volkswagen are outlined by the chart below: Volkswagen Warranty
Where can I buy a Volkswagen service contract?
Service contracts may be purchased at a Volkswagen dealer, but are not administered by Volkswagen of America, Inc. For further information on what third-party service contracts are available to you, please contact your local Volkswagen dealer. To locate one in your area, click here
What are the deductibles for a VW warranty?
Deductible options of $0, $100 disappearing, $100, or $250 per visit (The “disappearing” option means you don’t pay the deductible if you have the repair work done at the dealer where you bought the car.) Since Volkswagen has reduced its warranty to a still-excellent 4 years/50,000 miles, a look at vehicle reliability is essential.