Introduction
For many car owners, a warranty is an essential protection against unexpected damage. But is it true that delaying car service can void your warranty? The answer depends on your warranty terms and your service records. BJAK helps you understand what’s important.
1. Car Warranty Requirements
You must service your car according to the manufacturer’s schedule, or you’ll lose coverage for certain parts.
BJAK recommends checking your vehicle manual for service dates and type (minor, major) to stay compliant.
2. Service Records & Proof
Keep complete service records, including receipts, workshop reports, and technician signatures. BJAK allows storing these digitally for easy access when claiming warranty.
3. What Happens If Service Is Delayed
If service is delayed:
- You may void certain warranty clauses
- Repair costs might be your responsibility
- The manufacturer could reject claims if records are incomplete
However, if you have valid reasons (workshop fully booked, car issues, or technical delays), manufacturers usually consider your claim.
4. How to Avoid Warranty Being Void
- Schedule service ahead of time before due dates
- Use authorized and registered workshops
- Keep all receipts and documents
- Use BJAK to check last service date and receive reminders
BJAK also helps you monitor service schedules so you don’t miss important dates.
5. BJAK Advantages for Car Owners
- Automatic service reminders via email/WhatsApp
- Verified workshops for warranty-safe servicing
- Digital record keeping for easy warranty claims
- Save time and avoid risk of voided warranty
Conclusion:
So yes, delaying car service can void your warranty depending on your records and proof. With BJAK, you can schedule services, store digital records, and ensure your car warranty remains valid. This saves time, effort, and protects your car from uncovered repairs.
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