Yes. You may be able to purchase extended warranty cover for a vehicle you already own, provided it meets the eligibility requirements for the selected warranty. Eligibility can depend on factors such as the vehicle’s age, kilometres, make, model and condition.

Yes. Warranty cover may be available for eligible vehicles purchased through a private sale. You can check available warranty options based on the vehicle’s details before deciding whether to proceed.

The maximum vehicle age varies between warranty products and cover levels. Some options are designed for newer vehicles, while others may be available for older vehicles. Enter your vehicle details to see which options may be available.

Yes. Different warranty products have different kilometre eligibility limits. The vehicle’s current kilometres are used to determine which warranty options may be suitable. The warranty coverage is unlimited kilometres travelled after purchase.

Many warranty options include cover for specified engine and transmission components, but the exact components, exclusions and claim limits vary between products. Always review the applicable Product Disclosure Statement and warranty terms before purchasing.

Claims and repairs generally need to follow the warranty provider’s claims process. In many cases, repairs can be carried out by an eligible licensed repairer, subject to prior approval from the claims administrator. You should contact the claims administrator before authorising repairs.

Roadside assistance may be included or available with some warranty options. The level and period of roadside assistance can vary depending on the warranty selected.

Some warranty products may have waiting periods, eligibility conditions or other requirements before certain claims can be made. These will be explained in the applicable warranty documentation.

Claim limits depend on the warranty product selected. Some warranties have fixed limits per claim or component, while higher-level options may provide higher limits. Your comparison will show the applicable limits for each available option.

Generally, routine maintenance and normal wear-and-tear items are not covered unless specifically stated in the warranty documentation. Items such as tyres, brake pads, wiper blades and scheduled servicing are commonly excluded. Check the applicable terms for full details.

An inspection may be required for some vehicles or warranty products, depending on factors such as age, kilometres, condition or the cover selected. If an inspection is required, you will be advised before purchasing.

Yes. You should be able to review the relevant Product Disclosure Statement, warranty terms, exclusions, claim limits and other important information before deciding whether to purchase.

No. An extended warranty provides additional contractual benefits and does not replace or remove any rights you may already have under Australian Consumer Law. Your ACL rights may apply separately depending on how and where the vehicle was purchased.