If I understand correctly, SEMA unveiled a pilot warranty program as its show that is scheduled to be launched in January called ProPledge.
The primary motivation to launch such a program was primarily generated by the fact that drivers risk voiding vehicle warranties when installing aftermarket parts.
Under this program, participating companies would offer their customers a minimum of a 3-year or 36,000-mile warranty that would cover the vehicles when problems arise after off-the-shelf products are installed.
Does anyone have or know any additional information about this program? Who are some of these participating companies? It sounds interesting.
The primary motivation to launch such a program was primarily generated by the fact that drivers risk voiding vehicle warranties when installing aftermarket parts.
Under this program, participating companies would offer their customers a minimum of a 3-year or 36,000-mile warranty that would cover the vehicles when problems arise after off-the-shelf products are installed.
Does anyone have or know any additional information about this program? Who are some of these participating companies? It sounds interesting.
