To receive services for your computer through your warranty, it is advised to look for Extended Warranties that will contain not only coverage and claims, but also Product warranties and especially Help & Support.
No, but a lot of accessories come with good limited warranties.
Most computers come with either a 90-day, 1-year, 2-year, 3-year or 4-year limited warranty, depending on the product purchased. One-year warranties are the most common. You can also purchase extended warranties when buying a computer. For example, within the fist year of buying a Mac, you can buy AppleCare to extend it to two years.
The best extended warranties usually come from the auto makers themselves. You can also get extended warranties from insurance companies and also independent auto warranty companies.
Certified pre-owned cars are inspected and refurbished by the manufacturer. They also usually come with warranties. Certified pre-owned vehicles will usually be of higher quality than uncertified.
Yes, pretty much all of them come with warranties.
GE models are very reliable and do not require repairs often, and they also come with great warranties.
BF Goodrich does not offer a warranty on their services. They do, however, offer warranties on their tires. All of their tires come with a limited warranty which covers defects in workmanship and material. They also have warranties for specific tire brands that you can purchase. These warranties cover a certain amount of mileage, depend on the tire.
Mattel's RC cars all come with one year warranties, while their planes come with thirty day warranties.
According to the Epson website, Epson Stylus Pro printers come with a "one-year limited warranty in the US and Canada." Stronger warranties are available for a higher cost, specifically the Epson Preferred Plus Service for one or two years. Such additional warranties cost $179 and $319, respectively.
The warranties depend on the type of aerobic equipment you are purchasing. Some of the larger items come with extended warranties, while some of the smaller pieces may not have much of one at all.
Western Digitals come with five year warranties, while the rest of the industry uses three year warranties.
Yes, the lifetime of the watch. Not your lifetime.