Why can't all accessories be claimed? Do you know which accessories are not compensated?

The warranty coverage of auto parts is a relatively complicated issue, and the regulations vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and model to model.

Generally speaking, car manufacturers will provide free repair and replacement services to car owners during the warranty period, but not all accessories are covered by the warranty. So, which accessories are not covered by the warranty? Let's take a closer look.

First of all, it should be made clear that the warranty scope of the car is clearly stipulated in the "Warranty Manual". During the warranty period, if the owner uses the car normally under the prescribed conditions and a malfunction or component damage occurs, the manufacturer will provide the owner with corresponding repair or replacement services.

Generally speaking, the warranty period of the engine and gearbox is the same as the warranty period, while the warranty period of consumable parts such as batteries, air filters, air conditioning filters, timing belts, etc. is shorter. In addition, consumable parts such as wiper blades, brake pads, clutch plates, tires, headlights, glass, etc. are not covered by the warranty.

Secondly, car owners need to be reminded that the maintenance and care of the car also affects the warranty coverage. If the car owner does not perform regular maintenance and care in accordance with the requirements of the maintenance manual, resulting in damage to the accessories, then these accessories will not be covered by the warranty.

Therefore, car owners must perform maintenance and care in accordance with the manufacturer's requirements when using the car to ensure the normal use of the car and the effectiveness of the warranty coverage.

In addition, it is important to note that the warranty regulations of different manufacturers and models are also different. Some manufacturers may add some additional accessories to the warranty scope, while some manufacturers may exclude some commonly used accessories from the warranty scope.

Therefore, when purchasing a car, car owners need to carefully read the relevant warranty terms and understand the manufacturer's warranty scope and requirements so that they can enjoy warranty services in a timely manner when repairs are needed.

In short, not all accessories are eligible for warranty. Car owners need to understand the manufacturer's warranty scope and requirements, and perform care and maintenance in accordance with the requirements to ensure the normal use of the car and the effectiveness of the warranty scope.

At the same time, when purchasing a car, you also need to carefully understand the manufacturer's warranty terms so that you can enjoy warranty services in a timely manner when repairs are needed.