1-Freightliner_All_Base_Coverages.pdf
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- Competitive Selection OH|DOT11825-5
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This document is a New Vehicle Warranty Coverage document from Daimler Trucks North America LLC for Freightliner (FTL) trucks, covering multiple warranty levels and vehicle configurations. The warranty applies to vehicles sold by Daimler Trucks North America in the United States and Washington, D.C., and is designed for various truck models including Freightliner, Sterling, Western Star, and Thomas Built Bus (TBB) chassis, with specific coverage variations for different vocational applications such as logging, mining, oil field, and on-highway transportation.
The warranty provides comprehensive coverage for factory-installed components across different truck models and configurations, with warranty periods ranging from 1 to 5 years and mileage coverages from 24,000 to 750,000 miles. Key coverage components include basic vehicle, battery, brightwork, cab structure, corrosion protection, crossmembers, diesel emissions, frame rails, paint, chassis, axles, transmission, and various specialized components. Coverage differs based on factors like vehicle model year, road surface conditions, gross vehicle weight rating, and specific vehicle applications. The document outlines detailed exclusions, limitations, and specific warranty terms for different truck types and components, with variations for factory release dates and vocational use cases.
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