When you need warranty coverage, there is no reason to overcomplicate it. You can take advantage of three different levels of Parts Warranties for your Chevrolet vehicle. These simple and straightforward options help cover your vehicle when you take it to the Certified Service experts for repair or replacement auto parts. Read below for more information to see which warranty works best for you.
Our most common Parts Warranty offers a coverage period on a majority of our Service Replacement Parts, including labor (ACDelco and GM Genuine Parts included), as long as the part was installed by a General Motors dealership. Please visit your local GM dealership to learn more about the warranty part details and qualifications. Warranty effective April 1, 2018. Parts that are covered include:
Visit your local GM dealership for more product details.
General Motors offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty on specific service parts sold by GM dealers. GM warrants to the purchaser that it will replace these specific Genuine GM/ACDelco parts for all manufacturer defects including 24 months of labor (see list below):
Effective Date: This Limited Lifetime Warranty is valid for parts purchased on or after April 1, 2014 and shall remain in effect for as long as the named purchaser owns the vehicle on which the part was installed.
Qualifications: It will be incumbent on the purchaser to retain the original sales receipt and/or job card, together with the properly completed warranty reimbursement form. A warranty reimbursement form is provided at time of purchase or can be downloaded from the internet at genuinegmparts.com.
Effective April 1, 2018, General Motors offers a 12-month/unlimited-mile coverage period on these select ACDelco Replacement Parts, including labor, as long as the part was installed by a General Motors dealership (see list below):
The 24-Month/Unlimited-Mile Limited Warranty, the Limited Lifetime Warranty, and the 12-Month/Unlimited Warranty exclude the following:
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 Chevrolet dealership. The original purchaser must provide a copy of the original auto repair order showing that a Chevrolet 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.
