Warranty

Parts carry the manufacturer's warranty where one is offered, typically 12 months from delivery against defects in materials and workmanship. The warranty covers the part itself; it does not cover installation labour, consequential loss, or damage caused by incorrect fitting, modification, racing or off-road competition use.

We recommend professional installation for safety-critical components including braking, steering and suspension parts. Keep your installation receipt; manufacturers may ask for it in a warranty claim.

What's covered.

Manufacturer warranties cover defects in materials and workmanship under normal use conditions. Where a manufacturer warranty period is stated in the product listing, that period applies. Where none is stated, the standard 12-month period from the date of delivery applies.

What's not covered.

Warranties do not cover: normal wear and tear; damage from incorrect installation; damage from modification, abuse, racing or off-road competition; consequential losses including labour costs or vehicle downtime; parts that have been disassembled, repaired or modified after delivery.

How to make a claim.

Contact us within the warranty period with your order number, a description of the fault, and photos where relevant. We'll liaise with the manufacturer on your behalf. Where a warranty claim is accepted, the remedy will be a replacement part or a refund at the manufacturer's discretion. Return shipping for warranty claims will be confirmed case by case.

A note on fitment.

Warranty claims cannot be accepted for parts ordered for the wrong application. If you're unsure whether a part fits your vehicle, contact us before ordering — we'd rather confirm fitment than handle a return.