When manufacturers require that only their parts be used for warranty coverage, it means that they are ensuring the quality of their product. By using manufacturer parts, they can guarantee that the product is working as intended and will last longer than if non-genuine parts were used. This requirement also ensures that any issues with the product are covered by the warranty instead of having to pay out-of-pocket.

Additionally, this requirement ensures that genuine parts are being used in order to keep up with technology and ensure the longevity of the product.

The ACCC's guidance says that provided you use quality parts, your car manufacturer's warranty won't be voided. If a non-genuine part is used it won't be covered under the manufacturer's warranty, but it would be covered under the warranty of the part's supplier and/or Australian Consumer Law. - Source.

The benefits of using manufacturer-specified parts

If you're looking for the best warranty coverage for your vehicle, using manufacturer-specified parts is the way to go. Manufacturer-specified parts are designed and tested to fit perfectly with your car, ensuring that you get the most out of your warranty coverage. Not only do these parts provide better performance and reliability, but they also help protect you from costly repairs in the future.

Understanding the difference between manufacturer warranty and consumer guarantee

Understanding the difference between a manufacturer warranty and an Australian consumer guarantee is important for any consumer. A manufacturer's warranty is a contract between you and the company that made the product, while an Australian consumer guarantee provides protection to consumers from faulty or defective products, while genuine parts provided by the manufacturer are usually covered under warranty.

A consumer guarantee is an automatic legal right given to consumers buying a product or service in Australia. When buying the product/service, consumers are entitled to a product/service that is safe and without fault, that looks acceptable and performs as expected. If the product/service does not, consumers have a right to a remedy which may include repair, replacement or refund.

A warranty is a voluntary promise or commitment made by the business selling the product/service to you. When you buy the product/service, the warranty becomes a right. It operates in addition to a consumer guarantee however, it cannot limit or exclude consumer guarantees. - Source.

When we service or repair your vehicle we use quality parts to ensure your vehicle is running smoothly and covered by warranty

When it comes to servicing or repairing your vehicle, quality is essential. That's why at our shop we only use quality parts to ensure your vehicle runs smoothly and safely. We understand that you want to invest in quality when it comes to your car, and we strive to provide you with the best service possible.

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