
For 60 months or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first, Jefferson County drivers are covered under the Nissan Powertrain Warranty. It covers a number of Nissan parts, which includes the engine, transmission and transaxle, drivetrain, and restraint system. Learn more about the individual parts coverage below, and learn more about what’s included in this exclusive warranty program.
Nissan vehicles are known for being reliable for a long time, and the Nissan Powertrain Warranty provides even more peace of mind on the streets of St Louis. Here are some of the parts covered under our Limited Powertrain coverage:
Engine:
Transmission & Transaxle:
Drivetrain:
Restraint System:
If your vehicle needs any repairs on parts covered under the Nissan warranty, our certified repair experts will only use genuine OEM replacement parts. You can then be sure the part will have a secure fit and a longer life than generic parts. If you have any more questions, consult your Nissan owner’s manual or contact us to learn more.
The Nissan Powertrain Warranty isn’t the only warranty coverage available from Nissan. Shoppers in the St. Louis area and beyond can can visit Suntrup Nissan to explore the warranties included with all new Nissan vehicles:
If you’re looking for extra protection, our Nissan Extended Service Plans include trip interruption coverage, car rental reimbursement, towing coverage, and more. If you have a CPO Nissan vehicle, check with the team at Suntrup Nissan about the possibility of your vehicle still being covered under warranty.
St Charles drivers looking for more warranty information or on the service needs of your vehicle can visit our team at Suntrup Nissan. We’re located in St. Louis, just a short drive from Oakville, so stop by today or contact us with questions!
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