This page explains how product warranty claims are generally handled for aftermarket automotive parts sold through LifeStyle Racing.
These summary items are convenience notes. The full sections below control.
Review the sections below and have qualified counsel review them before treating the wording as final legal advice.
Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, product warranty coverage is generally provided by the original manufacturer, not by the storefront alone.
Coverage length, remedies, and exclusions vary by brand, product line, and intended use.
Warranty coverage may be denied or limited where a product was installed incorrectly, used outside its intended purpose, tuned improperly, raced, abused off-road, altered, or combined with incompatible parts.
Normal wear, cosmetic changes, consumable service items, or labor and downtime are commonly excluded as well.
A warranty claim may require the original order number, proof of purchase, clear photos, serial numbers, diagnostic details, and any manufacturer-requested inspection steps.
Some brands require customers to work directly with the manufacturer, while others allow the seller to help coordinate the process.
A warranty does not guarantee that a part will meet a customer's specific horsepower, drivability, emissions, durability, or racing-use goals.
Warranty coverage is generally limited to defects in materials or workmanship as defined by the manufacturer.
Labor charges, diagnosis time, removal and reinstallation costs, towing, storage, dyno time, missed events, rental vehicles, and other incidental expenses are typically not reimbursed unless expressly required by written manufacturer terms.
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