ROUSH Warranty

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  1. Where do I take my ROUSH vehicle for Warranty or Service needs?
  2. How do I locate a ROUSH Authorized dealer for repairs?
  3. Does the ROUSH Limited Powertrain Warranty cover towing or rental cars?
  4. Where can I find a copy of the ROUSH Performance Warranty Policy?
  5. Does the use of non-premium fuel void the ROUSH Limited Powertrain Warranty for Supercharged vehicles?
  6. When does the ROUSH Limited Powertrain Warranty start?
  7. Do aftermarket parts affect coverage for the ROUSH Limited Powertrain Warranty?
  1. WHERE DO I TAKE MY ROUSH VEHICLE FOR WARRANTY OR SERVICE NEEDS?ROUSH Performance Products recommends that your vehicle is taken to an authorized ROUSH dealer. While any Ford dealership has the proper equipment to service a ROUSH vehicle our authorized dealers are more familiar with ROUSH processes and better trained to work on your vehicle.[ Back to Top ]
  2. HOW DO I LOCATE A ROUSH AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR REPAIRS?Authorized ROUSH vehicle dealers can be located on our website in the dealer search.[ Back to Top ]
  3. DOES THE ROUSH LIMITED POWERTRAIN WARRANTY COVER TOWING OR RENTAL CARS?The ROUSH Performance Limited Powertrain Warranty does not include rental car coverage or reimbursement for towing charges.[ Back to Top ]
  4. WHERE CAN I FIND A COPY OF THE ROUSH PERFORMANCE WARRANTY POLICY?The ROUSH Performance warranty policy can be found here.[ Back to Top ]
  5. DOES THE USE OF NON-PREMIUM FUEL VOID THE ROUSH LIMITED POWERTRAIN WARRANTY FOR SUPERCHARGED VEHICLES?Yes, premium fuel with a minimum octane rating of 91 is required to maintain Powertrain Warranty coverage. If fuel with an octane rating less than 91 is used unwarrantable internal engine damage could occur.[ Back to Top ]
  6. WHEN DOES THE ROUSH LIMITED POWERTRAIN WARRANTY START?The warranty starts at the vehicles in service date as identified by Ford PTS.[ Back to Top ]
  7. DO AFTERMARKET PARTS AFFECT COVERAGE FOR THE ROUSH LIMITED POWERTRAIN WARRANTY?The use of any non-ROUSH or emissions altering components will void the Powertrain warranty. This includes but is not limited to items such as aftermarket PCM calibrations, headers, intakes, supercharger pullies, etc.