4A AUTO A/C & REPAIR

Warranty Information

Last updated: October 8, 2026

This page summarizes warranty information. The written estimate, authorization and invoice for the specific repair control eligibility, coverage, exclusions and claim procedures.

Current advertised coverage

Qualifying repairs performed with 4A-supplied parts include a 2-year / 24,000-mile parts-and-labor warranty, whichever comes first. Qualifying complete A/C system replacements performed by 4A may include 3-year / 36,000-mile coverage. The specific coverage is documented on the applicable estimate or invoice; terms and exclusions apply.

Replacement battery coverage

Batteries supplied by 4A carry a three-year prorated replacement warranty, separate from the general repair warranty described above. Prorated coverage may leave a portion of the replacement battery cost payable; it is not three years of free replacement. The applicable estimate or invoice states the battery warranty terms and whether return travel or installation labor is covered. Contact us to review the specific battery and claim before arranging replacement.

Parts supplied by 4A

We supply the parts we install and do not install customer-provided parts. Choosing suitable parts is part of our professional responsibility. We consider vehicle compatibility, quality and supplier support so we can manage and stand behind the complete repair.

Our goal is to complete the repair correctly the first time. Even new parts can have defects. We handle supplier issues and applicable warranty support, giving you one business to contact if something goes wrong. Qualifying repairs include a 2-year / 24,000-mile parts-and-labor warranty, whichever comes first. Your written estimate or invoice explains eligibility, coverage and terms.

Requesting review

Contact 4A-Auto@pm.me or 470-641-3067 with the customer name, vehicle, current mileage, invoice information and concern. Do not submit payment-card information or identity documents.

Consumer rights

Nothing in this policy is intended to limit rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be waived.