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Replacement Plain Brake Rotors (Premium and Standard)Lifetime Warranty Against Materials and Workmanship Defects. One Year Warranty Against Warping and Cracking.

Brake discs are considered to be a wear and tear component, meaning the vehicle manufacturer would not be liable for replacing them, even when within the warranty period.

Most warranties will not offer cover for replacements on consumable parts like tyres, windscreen wipers, brake pads and headlights. It's the same for interior marks or rips in the upholstery that occur because of everyday use; for example if you leave a permanent mark on the leather from fitting a car seat.

The answer is no. Brakes are not covered under your vehicle factory warranty. The reason is that the braking system is one of the wear and tear items in your car. Usually, wear and tear vehicle components are prone to regular damage and repair.

A new car comes with a basic or limited warranty, which covers everything except body panels, drivetrain components and wear-and-tear items such as brake pads, oil filters and wiper blades.

When you purchase a new set of brake pads with a lifetime guarantee, the guarantee is on just that the brake pads themselves.In most cases, it only means that the manufacturer or shop that sold you the warranty will give you the new brake pads free of charge when you bring them your worn out set.

Basic brake warranties vary from one place to another. Most new car dealers offer a 3 month, 3,000 mile warranty. Most independent garages offer a 6 month 6,000 mile brake warranty.