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Adding Aftermarket Products Will Not Void Your New Car Warranty.

In most cases, any car audio system that you have installed will not affect your car's warranty. As with everything, there may be exceptions. After doing it you should read your warranty contract.

Here is a list of the top five car modifications that will void the warranty of your car. Alloy Wheels. ... Electrical Modifications. ... Engine Remap. ... Exhaust. ... Audio.

Most warranties cover separate items specifically, and while you might void the warranty for the radio you've replaced or nearby parts, this will be a relatively tiny piece of the overall warranty.

Most car audio products carry a one-year warranty from the original date of purchase. Some premium solutions have two or three years of coverage. You will also note that some amplifier warranties are extended by a year when a wiring kit is purchased and used by an authorized retailer for the installation.

Misuse of Vehicle: While this can be widely interpreted, if it's determined the vehicle has been misused, the entire warranty can be voided. This typically includes using the vehicle for racing or other competitions, overloading the vehicle, or off-roading in a vehicle that was not designed to handle such conditions.

Electrical parts are covered under a bumper-to-bumper warranty. This includes things such as power windows and locks, power steering, power breaks, blinkers and hazards, vehicle sensors, the sound system, the air conditioning/heat system, security system and any other part powered by the car battery.

The manufacturers might want you to believe this but nothing is further from the truth. Aftermarket replacement parts will not void your new car's warranty. However, modifying or tuning your car might run afoul of your car's warranty coverage.

Adding Aftermarket Products Will Not Void Your New Car Warranty.

In most cases, any car audio system that you have installed will not affect your car's warranty. As with everything, there may be exceptions. After doing it you should read your warranty contract.

Here is a list of the top five car modifications that will void the warranty of your car. Alloy Wheels. ... Electrical Modifications. ... Engine Remap. ... Exhaust. ... Audio.

Most warranties cover separate items specifically, and while you might void the warranty for the radio you've replaced or nearby parts, this will be a relatively tiny piece of the overall warranty.

Most car audio products carry a one-year warranty from the original date of purchase. Some premium solutions have two or three years of coverage. You will also note that some amplifier warranties are extended by a year when a wiring kit is purchased and used by an authorized retailer for the installation.

Misuse of Vehicle: While this can be widely interpreted, if it's determined the vehicle has been misused, the entire warranty can be voided. This typically includes using the vehicle for racing or other competitions, overloading the vehicle, or off-roading in a vehicle that was not designed to handle such conditions.

Electrical parts are covered under a bumper-to-bumper warranty. This includes things such as power windows and locks, power steering, power breaks, blinkers and hazards, vehicle sensors, the sound system, the air conditioning/heat system, security system and any other part powered by the car battery.

The manufacturers might want you to believe this but nothing is further from the truth. Aftermarket replacement parts will not void your new car's warranty. However, modifying or tuning your car might run afoul of your car's warranty coverage.