Sterling & Kobe Warranty

WinCloudSl

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  • May 7, 2018
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    Japan Wahana gannakota dena Sterling and Kobe Warranty gana danne kauda? me deken hoda mokadda? me warranty denne nathi sale wala thiyena vahana aulda?
     

    thila22

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    According to my Experience i prefer Sterling...
    my current vehicle is under KOBE warranty which should be maintained via automiraj
    Sterline has there own service chain and there service is much better and less-expensive compare to automiraj
     

    ramishka

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    I have used Sterling warranty back in 2014 to replace a Hybrid battery for my car. Had no problems with it. They were pretty efficient and I didnt have to nag them.

    Be warned you have to do all services and oil changes from them during the warranty period for the warranty to be valid. Do one oil change from outside and they would reject your claims giving that as an excuse.
     

    WinCloudSl

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    thanks machan auto miraj service expensive kiyala godak aya kiyanawa. I am also thinking about a sterling but seems like vehicles with sterling warranty bit expensive
     
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    sudnish

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    Sundara Venisiya!!!!!!
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    Mage yaluwek innawa meke ingek..
     
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    Vhp6385

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    I have used Sterling warranty back in 2014 to replace a Hybrid battery for my car. Had no problems with it. They were pretty efficient and I didnt have to nag them.

    Be warned you have to do all services and oil changes from them during the warranty period for the warranty to be valid. Do one oil change from outside and they would reject your claims giving that as an excuse.

    Why dont you changed into care point they are way better than auto miraj....all thise third party warranties are marketing tricks almost useless