Car warranties that survive the glovebox.
Dealer cover, parts-and-labour guarantees and workshop warranties usually live on a folded printout. Warrantik gives each one a code, a QR and a live status any garage can check.

Built for dealers, garages and owners.
VIN and mileage
Vehicle registration, VIN and mileage at issue recorded on the warranty itself.
Parts and labour split
Issuers state exactly which components and which labour hours are covered.
Garage verification
Any workshop scans the QR to confirm live cover before starting work.
Moves with the car
Transferable cover is a genuine selling point at resale — one tap to hand it over.
Term and mileage alerts
Reminders before the time window closes so an inspection gets booked in time.
Servicing conditions clear
Service-interval requirements are written on the warranty, not buried in small print.
How a car warranty works on Warrantik.
- Step 1
The business issues it
Product, serial or reference, start date, term, exclusions and any money-back window — issued in under a minute from the dashboard, the API or a CSV import.
- Step 2
You get the warranty card
A branded email lands with your warranty card, its unique code and a scannable QR. It appears in your free Warrantik wallet at the same time.
- Step 3
Claim or verify anytime
Scan the QR to prove cover, or file a claim with photos and video. You follow every status change and message in one thread.
Used-car and workshop warranties, made checkable
Vehicle cover ranges from a three-month dealer guarantee on a used car to a twelve-month parts-and-labour warranty on a gearbox rebuild. Most are conditional: servicing at stated intervals, mileage limits, approved repairers, and exclusions for wear items such as brake pads, clutches and tyres.
Those conditions are exactly what get disputed. Recording them on an issued digital warranty — with the VIN, mileage at issue and the repairer's own claim requirements — turns a disagreement into a lookup. Buyers get confidence, dealers get fewer calls, and workshops can verify cover before a car goes on the ramp.
- VIN, registration and mileage on record
- Wear-item exclusions written out
- Service-interval conditions stated
- Transfers to the next owner
- Claims with photos and video
- Money-back windows when offered
Frequently asked questions
Can a used-car warranty be transferred to a new owner?
If the dealer allows transfers — and on Warrantik warranties are transferable by default unless the issuer turns it off — the remaining cover moves to the buyer through a transfer link, with full history intact.
What is usually excluded from a car warranty?
Wear-and-tear items such as brake pads, discs, clutches, tyres and wipers, plus damage from accidents, misuse or missed servicing. Each issuer writes their own exclusions onto the warranty record.
How does a garage check my cover?
They scan the QR code or enter the warranty code. The verification page shows the vehicle, the issuer, the coverage window and whether the warranty is active — without exposing your personal details.
Can workshops issue their own repair warranties?
Yes. Garages and body shops use Warrantik to issue parts-and-labour guarantees on the work they do, then handle any resulting claims in the same dashboard.
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