Red River Chevrolet Lifetime Powertrain Warranty
When drivers want to shop for a new vehicle with complete confidence, they come to Red River Chevrolet. As a locally owned Chevy dealership in Bossier City, LA, we’re dedicated to supporting our customers long after the sale. That’s why all non-commercial new vehicles on our lot come with a Lifetime Powertrain Warranty to ensure every purchase offers total peace of mind. Whether you buy a Chevrolet Silverado 1500, get the keys to the Equinox SUV you’ve been eyeing or choose another new Chevy model, your vehicle will be covered for as long as you own it.
With the Lifetime Powertrain Warranty, the manufacturer’s warranty is extended indefinitely. No matter how many miles you put on your Chevy Traverse or how many years you drive your Malibu car, Red River Chevrolet will honor our Lifetime Powertrain Warranty. The only requirement is that you take care of all your factory-recommended scheduled maintenance at our Chevrolet service center in Bossier City, LA.
Lifetime Powertrain Warranty Coverage
Engine1
- Pistons
- Piston rings
- Crankshaft and main bearings
- Connecting rods and rod bearings
- Camshaft and camshaft bearings
- Timing gears and timing chain
- Valves
- Valve springs
- Guides
- Oil pump
- Rocker arms
- Push rods
- Hydraulic lifters
- Rocker arm shaft
- Cylinder heads
Transmissions2
- Bearings
- Bushings
- Gear shafts
- Clutch plates and drums
- Oil pumps
- Servo units
- Rings
- Governor
- Torus unit
- Torque converter, and valves
- Second gear, low gear, reverse gear and all other internal gears
Transfer Case (4x4 Vehicles)3
- All internal parts of the transfer case
Drive Axle Assembly & Drive Shaft4
- Ring gear and pinion gear
- Bushings
- Bearings
- Spacers
- Spider gears
- Axle gears and axle shafts
- Drive shaft
- Universal and constant velocity joints
Lifetime Powertrain Warranty FAQ
01What is the Lifetime Powertrain Warranty?
A: The Lifetime Powertrain Warranty is a promise Red River Chevrolet makes to you when you purchase a qualifying new Chevy vehicle. For as long as you own your vehicle, if covered components break or fail, your repair cost is just $100 for all covered car repairs at our Louisiana Chevy dealer.
02Does this coverage really last for a lifetime?
A: Yes. For as long as you own the vehicle, whether that’s 5, 10 or 25 years, our Lifetime Powertrain Warranty will cover Chevy repairs for covered components.
03What does the Lifetime Powertrain Warranty cover?
A: Your Lifetime Powertrain Warranty covers the internal components of the engine, transmission and some key components of your axle/drive train assemblies.
04Am I required to regularly maintain and service my vehicle? If so, how often?
A: Yes. It is required that you follow the recommended Chevy service intervals within 30 days or 1,000 miles of the specific factory-recommended service. You will have a total of 60 days (30 before and 30 after) and 2,000 miles (1,000 before and 1,000 after) to have service performed. Any and all maintenance that influences or impacts covered components MUST be performed within this time frame.
05Where do I have to maintain my vehicle?
A: All Chevy maintenance must be performed at the Red River Chevrolet service center in Bossier City, LA.
1 The engine block and cylinder walls and sleeves are also covered if the mechanical failure is the direct result of the failure of a part covered by this policy.
2 No coverage is provided for any electrical component pertaining to the operation of any transmission. *The transmission case on both standard and automatic transmissions are also covered if mechanical failure was the direct result of the failure of a part covered by this policy. The odometer driven gear, manual transmission clutch disc, pressure plate, clutch release bearing and pilot bearing are not covered at any time or for any reason.
3 The transfer case housing is also covered if mechanical failure was the direct result of the failure of a part covered by this policy.
4 The drive axle assembly housing and drive shaft housing are covered if their mechanical failure was the direct result of the failure of a part covered by this policy.