Ford Explorer Trucks Warranty Information

The Ford Explorer is available in two configurations: an SUV and a truck, usually referred to as the Ford Explorer Sportrac. The Sportrac and the Explorer SUV come with the same warranty.

Basic Warranty

The Ford Explorer comes with a three-year, 36,000-mile basic warranty (whichever comes first). This warranty covers every factory-installed part on your Explorer.

Drivetrain Warranty

The Explorer comes with a five-year, 60,000-mile (whichever comes first) drivetrain (also called powertrain) warranty. This warranty covers major engine components, the transmission and the drive system.

Roadside Assistance

The Explorer's roadside assistance coverage lasts for five years or 60,000 miles (whichever comes first). The warranty covers towing (excluding accident-related towing) to the nearest Ford dealership, lockout assistance, tire changing, jump-starts and fuel delivery.

Limits and Exclusions

Ford will not cover any problem caused by neglect (such as a blown engine due to racing). Nor will the warranty cover physical damage (whether due to natural disasters or not), unless it is caused by a material defect.

The warranty period begins with the Explorer's original "in-service" date, or the date it was first registered as "sold."

Where to Get Help

Any Ford dealer can honor your Explorer's original warranty. The dealer performing the repairs does not have to be the same dealer from which you purchased the vehicle.

References

• Ford Vehicles: Warranty