Will I void my warranty if I bring my vehicle to you?
- By Tourigny
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- 02 Aug, 2019
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The answer is NO! If the regular maintenance that the Manufacturer requires is completed by the required Kilometers or month which ever comes first.
Did you know that the Consumer Protection Act in Canada allows you to go to any service facility of your choice? If you are forced to use the manufacturers facility, they can't make you pay for the service or parts that go along with the work. Make sure that the facility you chose is completing the required services that protect your warranty. Here at NAPA AUTOPRO Classic Automotive Inc. we are making sure that your services are completed at the right time as well as using parts that meet or exceed Original Equipment Specifications. Also, if you chose to bring your new vehicle to Classic Automotive, we can warranty your vehicle with a NAPA 10 Year / 400,00 km Engine & Driveline Limited Warranty for FREE!!! Classic Automotive will make sure that if your vehicle requires work above regular maintenance that it isn't first covered under the warranty that you have with the manufacture before completing any work. If during your new car warranty period something does go wrong making sure that you have all the documented information such as dates and parts used on the vehicle will likely be required to maintain warranty. Classic Automotive has all your documents on file and can be printed at any time. In addition to that if you provide your email we can make sure that after every service you get an email that is sent to your email that links all your repair history. There are a few things that can void your warranty like Natural disasters or using sub par parts are a few but brining your New Vehicle to Classic Automotive will not!!
Today we're talking about suspension integrity. Your skeletal structure provides the framework to hold up your body weight. Your joints cushion you as you walk and allow you to change direction. Your auto suspension system is similar: It bears the weight of your vehicle, controls the vehicle as you steer and absorbs bumps in the road.
Car suspension parts, like the bones in your body, are connected by joints that allow all the components to move as they should. Over time the suspension starts to become loose and the joints wear. Your suspension will stop operating as it should in turn reducing proper tire contact with the road. Running over a pothole, getting into an accident or hitting a curb can also damage or break auto suspension components.
Have you ever hurt your foot? Think about how you walk afterwards in an effort to keep from putting pressure on it. Overcompensate with a limp long enough and your ankle, knee, hip and even your back will start to hurt from the strain. The same thing happens in your car. When one joint or part is worn or damaged: it will stress everything else and can cause premature wear to the entire system.
Signs of suspension problems include vibration, uneven tire wear, pulling to one side, rattles or other strange noises.
If you think you may have a suspension problem, ask your NAPA AutoCare service advisor for an inspection of your suspension system. Have them check your alignment while they're at it. Request an auto repair quote and take care of any damaged or worn suspension components before they lead to future damage and more costly repairs.
