Warranty vs Insurance – What’s the Difference?
Mechanical and Electrical Warranty is designed to protect you against the unforeseen and unexpected cost of a mechanical or electrical failure on your vehicle or motorcycle. It covers repair or replacement of covered components and keeps you moving without the financial stress.
Tyre and Rim, or BodyCare Warranties are designed to protect you from damages which, while still expensive, are not financially viable to claim from conventional insurance due to high excess or the negative impact on future loaded instalments – a great way to protect your no claim bonus from minor aesthetic damage which negatively affects your vehicles value. A warranty is transferable to the purchaser on sale of the covered vehicle thereby adding value to the vehicle making it a more attractive purchase.
An insurance policy, on the other hand:
In simple terms, Insurance covers accidents. Warranty covers breakdowns.
Getting protection through The Warranty Warehouse is quick and hassle-free:
Select the warranty that suits your vehicle and lifestyle:
Your vehicle must:
Your warranty covers unforeseen mechanical or electrical failure of listed components.
This includes major parts like:
Depending on your plan, cover includes:
To stay protected, you must:
Missing services or poor maintenance can result in claims being declined.
If something goes wrong:
Contact the claims administrator as soon as a failure occurs.
You’ll need:
Your warranty adds real value:
A transferable warranty can make your vehicle easier to sell and more valuable.
With The Warranty Warehouse, you get:
