i went to a workshop , the owner told me absorber by default no warranty one, is that true? kyb absorber somemore

yes, no warranty. Honestly depends on how you drive and what roads you drive on. The absorber will fail accordingly. if everyday to and fro just highway roads chances are it will last longer then every day on inner roads with potholes

wear and tear items no warranty.

This post has been edited by Voopoo: Jun 9 2025, 12:12 PM

should have manufacturer warranty.

Last time was 6 6-month warranty. I claim twice

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f...ost&p=111629213

This for new Alza, P2 warranty absorber for 3 years

so some say have some say dont have warranty here? i assume it depends on brand itself?

I am a car workshop operator.. I provide 3 months warranty for the absorber provided that you don't drive the car for 3 months

haha, manufacturer does not provide warranty?

My advice - go to another shop that will give warranty.

he got give few package for me to choose, different package different price tag, and different warranty period

Go survey other shops first.....

check with KYB got warranty or not?

https://www.kyb.com.my/
you may direct with kyb for more info, how long you use?

Previously changed my toyota camry acv30 shock absorbers rear, the workshop gave me 3 months warranty 🥸🥳

If buy aftermarket absorbers, actual fact no warranty. The warranty usually is provided by the mechanic or the seller itself, if anything happen it is paid by their own pocket. Thus why some mechanic or seller will mark up price higher to add in the warranty risk.

i see from kyb site looks like got warranty wor

You try go claim with them? My mechanic feedback to me a lot of times different manufacturer also say got warranty but when you bring the absorbers or parts go there and claim they will start to say this is wear & tear, owner or mechanic workmanship issues. Few times my mechanic have to pay using own pocket money for owner warranty parts and thus why nowadays most of them if want warranty will mark up higher to cover these risk.

most manufacturers and distributors provide warranty in the aftermarket for absorbers. Its just that when it come to workshop it depends they want to provide it or not.

i think main reason of them not providing is because they cant charge you the labor cost and second is the claim back to supplier will take sometime.

i see, thanks for your insight