GEORGIA FUEL & TREATS WARRANTY

Auto Repairs Backed by a 10,000-Mile Warranty.

Select qualifying repairs completed at Georgia Fuel & Treats may include warranty protection for up to 10,000 miles, subject to the written terms, limitations and coverage shown on your final repair order or invoice.

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Qualifying Repairs Local Warranty Support Clear Repair Documentation
01Up to 10,000 MilesOn select qualifying repairs
02Parts & LaborWhen listed as covered
03Repair DocumentationKeep your invoice & repair order
04Local SupportWarranty concerns reviewed here
WARRANTY OVERVIEW

Confidence After You Leave the Shop.

Our warranty is designed to provide additional confidence in qualifying repairs completed by Georgia Fuel & Treats.

Warranty eligibility depends on the specific service performed, parts installed, vehicle condition and the written warranty terms associated with that repair. Your final repair order and paid invoice are the controlling documents for coverage.

IMPORTANT This webpage is a general overview. Your repair order or invoice determines the actual warranty terms, mileage, time period, covered components, exclusions and limitations.
AT A GLANCE

How the Warranty Generally Works

01 MILEAGE

Up to 10,000 Miles

Select qualifying repairs may receive coverage for up to 10,000 miles based on the mileage documented when the repair is completed.

02 ELIGIBILITY

Select Services Covered

Not every repair automatically receives the same warranty. Eligibility depends on the work, parts and written repair terms.

03 SUPPORT

Return to Our Shop

If a related concern returns, contact Georgia Fuel & Treats so our team can inspect the vehicle and review the original repair.

04 DOCUMENTATION

Keep Your Repair Records

Your paid invoice and repair order help confirm the service performed, vehicle mileage and applicable warranty terms.

01 · COVERAGE

What the Warranty May Cover

The 10,000-mile warranty may apply to select repairs completed and paid for at Georgia Fuel & Treats. Coverage depends on the individual repair and the written terms associated with it.

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Qualifying Replacement Parts

Certain parts installed as part of an eligible repair may be included when specified by the applicable warranty terms.

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Qualifying Repair Labor

Labor associated with a qualifying repair may be covered when included in the repair's written warranty.

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Documented Repair Concerns

If a related symptom returns, our team can inspect the vehicle to determine whether it is connected to the original repair.

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Work Completed by Our Shop

Warranty review applies to qualifying work performed and documented by Georgia Fuel & Treats.

CONTROLLING DOCUMENT The repair order and paid invoice determine whether a repair qualifies and exactly what warranty coverage applies.
02 · CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS

What You Should Do to Maintain Coverage

Following the repair and maintenance instructions related to the serviced system helps us evaluate a future warranty concern fairly and efficiently.

01

Keep Your Repair Documentation

Retain the paid invoice, repair order and any warranty information provided when the work is completed.

02

Contact Us Promptly

If the same or a related symptom returns, call Georgia Fuel & Treats rather than waiting for the condition to become significantly worse.

03

Avoid Continued Unsafe Driving

Do not continue operating the vehicle when overheating, severe fluid loss, major warning lights, severe noise or another safety concern is present.

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Allow Us to Inspect the Vehicle

Contact our shop before another repair facility modifies, repairs or disassembles work that may be related to a warranty claim.

05

Follow Relevant Maintenance

Follow maintenance instructions that apply to the repaired system when those requirements are part of the repair or warranty terms.

03 · LIMITATIONS

Items That May Not Be Covered

Warranty protection generally applies only to the specific qualifying repair. It does not automatically extend to unrelated failures, maintenance items or damage caused by outside conditions.

01

Normal Wear

Maintenance items and components that naturally wear over time may have separate coverage terms or may not be included.

02

Unrelated Failures

A different component does not become covered simply because it fails after another repair was completed.

03

Accident or Impact Damage

Collision damage, road hazards, pothole damage, abuse or improper use may be excluded.

04

Outside Repairs or Modification

Repairs, modifications or disassembly performed elsewhere may affect our ability to evaluate warranty eligibility.

05

Customer-Supplied Parts

Customer-supplied components may not receive the same warranty coverage as parts sourced through Georgia Fuel & Treats.

06

Continued Operation After Failure

Additional damage caused by continuing to drive after a major warning or failure may not be included.

PLEASE NOTE

These are general examples only. The exclusions and limitations stated on your applicable repair order or invoice control your specific warranty.

04 · WARRANTY CLAIM PROCESS

What to Do if You Have a Warranty Concern

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CONTACT US

Call Our Service Team

Explain the symptom, warning light, leak, noise or change in vehicle operation that has returned.

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HAVE YOUR INFORMATION READY

Provide the Repair Details

Have your invoice or repair order, original service date, repair description and current vehicle mileage available.

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INSPECTION

Bring the Vehicle Back

Our team will inspect the vehicle and determine whether the current concern is related to the original qualifying repair.

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REVIEW

Discuss the Applicable Resolution

If the concern qualifies under the written warranty terms, our team will explain the applicable repair, replacement or other available remedy.

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VEHICLE SAFETY

Do Not Continue Driving an Unsafe Vehicle.

Protecting the vehicle from additional damage is important, but safety comes first.

01OverheatingTemperature warning, steam or rapidly rising temperature
02Major Fluid LossSignificant oil, coolant or other critical fluid loss
03Flashing Warning LightEspecially with severe shaking or power loss
04Brake or Steering LossAnything affecting safe vehicle control
05Heavy SmokeStop safely and shut the vehicle down
06Severe Mechanical NoiseGrinding, knocking or rapidly worsening noise
If the vehicle cannot be operated safely, stop driving and contact the shop to discuss the next step.
REPAIR DOCUMENTATION

Why Your Invoice & Repair Order Matter

01

Original Vehicle Mileage

The mileage documented when the qualifying repair is completed helps determine warranty mileage eligibility.

02

Work Performed

The repair order identifies the actual parts, labor and services completed on the vehicle.

03

Applicable Terms

Specific warranty duration, exclusions and limitations can be documented with the repair.

04

Repair History

Documentation helps our team compare a returning concern with the original service.

WHAT THE WARRANTY DOES — AND DOES NOT — MEAN

A Warranty Protects Qualifying Work. It Does Not Make Every Future Problem The Same Repair.

SituationHow It Is Handled
Original qualifying repair develops a related concern

Contact Georgia Fuel & Treats so the vehicle can be inspected and warranty eligibility reviewed.

Different component fails later

A separate failure is evaluated independently and is not automatically covered by the previous repair warranty.

Normal maintenance becomes due

Routine maintenance and normal wear are not automatically included unless specifically documented otherwise.

Another shop repairs or disassembles the area first

Contact us before outside work is authorized because alteration of the original repair may affect warranty evaluation.

RELATED SERVICE INFORMATION

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WARRANTY FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The warranty applies only to select qualifying repairs. Coverage depends on the service performed, parts installed, repair conditions and the terms documented on the applicable repair order or invoice.
Warranty mileage generally begins from the vehicle mileage documented when the qualifying repair is completed. Refer to your repair order or invoice for the specific terms associated with your repair.
Your paid invoice and repair order are the best records for confirming the service date, vehicle mileage, work performed and applicable warranty terms.
Contact Georgia Fuel & Treats promptly. Our team needs to inspect the vehicle to determine whether the concern is related to the original qualifying repair.
Contact Georgia Fuel & Treats before authorizing outside repairs. Work performed or disassembled elsewhere may affect our ability to inspect the original repair and determine warranty eligibility.
Towing, rental vehicles, transportation expenses, lost time and other incidental costs are not automatically included unless they are specifically stated in writing on the applicable repair order.
Customer-supplied parts may not carry the same warranty coverage as parts sourced through Georgia Fuel & Treats. Refer to the terms provided for the specific repair.
A separate component failure is not automatically covered simply because it occurs after a qualifying repair. The vehicle must be inspected to determine whether the new concern is related to the original work.
Contact Georgia Fuel & Treats at (301) 589-7071 and have your repair information available so our team can review the concern.