This auto part warranty remains in effect for as long as the original purchaser owns the eligible vehicle on which the part(s) was originally installed. The original purchaser seeking a repair must return the vehicle to a GMC, Buick, Chevrolet, or Cadillac dealership. The original purchaser must provide a copy of the original auto repair order showing that a GMC, Buick, Chevrolet, or Cadillac dealership had earlier replaced the warranty-eligible part. The cost of the replacement auto part(s) will be covered; labor is covered up to 2 years of original purchased part. Locate a dealer near you to take advantage of this valuable warranty and the expertise of our technicians, who receive exclusive training on your specific vehicle.
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Locate a dealer near you to take advantage of this valuable warranty and the expertise of our technicians who receive exclusive training on your specific vehicle.
Two types of replacement parts can be used for repairs, namely Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket. As your Chevrolet dealership in Vancouver, WA, we want to tell you some of the differences between these parts and why only OEM parts can guarantee a safe and successful repair.
OEM components are made in the same factories that built the parts for your Chevy. They&#;re the product of countless hours of design and engineering to produce the best parts for your Chevy model. Since OEM components are identical to the original parts in your car, they will always fit correctly and work the same as the original parts.
Aftermarket parts aren&#;t designed for your car. They may look similar, but they were designed to fit a wide range of different vehicle makes and models. This expands the potential customer base for these parts, but it also means that they won&#;t fit correctly if they&#;re installed on your Chevy. These parts usually have to be adjusted and this can lead to damage to other parts in your car.
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OEM components are manufactured to the highest national and international standards using only the best quality materials. These parts are as strong and durable as the original ones they replace. Their quality also means they have a longer lifespan, which saves you money by preventing the otherwise unnecessary need for an early part replacement.
Aftermarket parts, in contrast, are made from lower-quality materials. Their reduced manufacturing cost means they are cheaper than OEM components. While their cheaper cost might sound good, their inferior quality compared to OEM components means they will need to be replaced more frequently. In addition, their inherent weakness could potentially cause additional damage or even contribute to an accident when they fail.
All OEM components carry a manufacturer&#;s warranty. The warranty confirms that the part will work under normal operating conditions for at least the length of the warranty period. Most OEM components will continue to work effectively long after their warranty has expired. If a part fails during the warranty period, it will be repaired or replaced at no cost.
In contrast, aftermarket parts don&#;t have a warranty. Since they can be used on many different vehicles, it&#;s impossible to guarantee how they will work in a specific vehicle model. If an aftermarket part fails, you must buy another part and pay for its installation. This increases the cost of using these cheaper parts.
As your dealer, we won&#;t compromise the safety of you or your Chevy by using aftermarket parts. We only use OEM components in our repair. If you&#;d like to know more about the differences between these parts or would like to book a repair, contact our service department today at Alan Webb Chevrolet in Vancouver, WA.
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