Unexpected repair costs
Major mechanical repairs can run into the thousands. An extended warranty may contribute towards the cost of repairing or replacing covered components.
Extended Warranty Options
Protect Yourself From Unexpected Repair Bills
Extended vehicle warranty options for eligible vehicles, with coverage available Australia-wide. Pricing varies depending on your vehicle, kilometres travelled and the coverage level you choose.
Factual information only · You choose what's right for you
RevLimit Auto acts as an Authorised Representative of Integrity Car Care Pty Ltd (AFSL 247069). Extended warranty is a discretionary risk product — not insurance.
The Cost Of Unexpected Repairs
- Engine failure$6,000+
- Gearbox / transmission$4,000+
- Turbo replacement$2,500+
- Electrical system faults$1,500+
Example repair costs only. Actual repair costs vary depending on vehicle, fault and workshop pricing.
Why drivers consider extended warranty
Repairs don't wait for a good time
These are common reasons drivers look into an extended warranty. This is general, factual information — not advice. Whether a warranty is right for you is your decision.
Electrical & electronic faults
Modern vehicles rely on complex electronics and computers. Selected electrical and computer components may be covered, subject to the product's terms and claim limits.
Mechanical breakdowns
Engine, transmission and driveline failures are among the most expensive. Cover levels and per-component claim limits vary by product and vehicle eligibility.
Long-term ownership
If you plan to keep your vehicle beyond its manufacturer's warranty, extended cover is one option some drivers consider. Read the PDS to decide if it suits you.
Example repair costs shown above are examples only and are not a quote. Actual costs vary depending on vehicle, fault and workshop pricing.
Available warranty products
Extended warranty options available through RevLimit
The factual product information below is provided so you can compare and decide for yourself. RevLimit does not recommend a product or a coverage level — you choose. Full cover, limits, exclusions and eligibility are set out in each product's Terms and Conditions and the PDS.
Endurance
Extended motor vehicle warranty for new or pre-owned cars. Begins when the manufacturer's warranty expires.
- 5 cover options (A–E) by vehicle age & kilometres
- Terms of 12, 36 or 60 months
- Parts & labour cover, Australia-wide
- Accommodation & car-hire allowances on breakdown
Per-component claim limits apply and vary by option. Some exclusions apply — see the Terms and Conditions.
Endurance Extra
Higher per-component claim limits for owners wanting more cover on new or pre-owned cars.
- Two plans — Plan C ($3,000) & Plan D ($5,000) per-component limits
- Terms of 12, 36 or 60 months
- Parts & labour cover, Australia-wide
- Fully transferable; service at a licensed mechanic of your choice
Qualification criteria apply — confirm eligibility. Some exclusions apply — see the Terms and Conditions.
Absolute
Extended mechanical & electrical breakdown warranty designed to continue cover after the manufacturer's warranty.
- Four levels (1–4) by vehicle age & kilometres
- Per-claim limits from $2,000 up to the value of the vehicle (Level 4)
- Terms up to 5 years; unlimited kilometres during the term
- Accommodation & car-hire allowances; fully transferable
Eligibility set by vehicle age & kilometres at purchase. Some exclusions apply — see the Terms and Conditions.
EV Warranty
Extended warranty for electric and hybrid vehicles, with cover for EV-specific components.
- Cover for electric battery & electric motor / power pack
- Three plans (A, C, D) by vehicle age & kilometres
- Terms up to 5 years; parts & labour, Australia-wide
- Accommodation & car-hire allowances; fully transferable
Per-component claim limits apply and vary by plan. Some exclusions apply — see the Terms and Conditions.
Products are issued by your Motor Dealer and administered by Extended Dealer Services Pty Ltd (ABN 73 687 767 157), and are offered through ICC / iWarranty. This is an overview only — cover, limits, exclusions and eligibility are set out in the Warranty Terms and Conditions and the PDS. Benefits are in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
How it works
A simple, no-pressure process
There's no online application, no quote engine and no payment on this page. You read the documents, request a callback, and our team takes it from there.
Review the documents
Read the Financial Services Guide (FSG), Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Warranty Terms before you decide.
Request a callback
Leave your name, phone and email. No vehicle details or payment are collected here.
We call you back
Our team gets in touch to answer your questions and explain the options — factual information only.
Eligibility & options later
If you choose to proceed, vehicle details, eligibility and any application are handled through the RevLimit process and the ICC system.
Important information
What you should know
RevLimit's role. RevLimit Auto acts as an Authorised Representative of Integrity Car Care Pty Ltd (AFSL 247069) in relation to extended warranty products offered through ICC / iWarranty. The information on this page is factual information only and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. RevLimit does not provide personal or general advice, does not recommend a product or coverage level, does not issue the warranty, and does not handle claims.
Not insurance. Extended warranty is offered as a discretionary risk product. It is not the same as an insurance policy — you do not have a right to be indemnified for your loss. Integrity is the product issuer and has discretion as to whether it will pay a contribution towards a claim, and will always consider the merits of your claim.
Pricing, eligibility & coverage vary. Warranty pricing varies depending on your vehicle, kilometres travelled and the coverage level selected. Eligibility and coverage vary by product. Per-component claim limits apply. Whether a product is suitable for you is your decision.
Read before you decide. Please read the Financial Services Guide (FSG), Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and applicable Terms before making a decision. A 30-day cooling-off period applies where no claims have been made (see the PDS).
How RevLimit is paid. RevLimit may receive a commission, calculated as a percentage of the warranty cost, when a warranty is arranged. This does not increase the cost to you. You may request further details of this remuneration before any warranty is arranged.
Complaints. Complaints can be made to Integrity's Internal Disputes Officer ([email protected], 03 9120 6666). If unresolved, you may contact the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) — a free, independent external dispute resolution scheme — on 1800 931 678 or at www.afca.org.au.
Important documents
Read these before you enquire
Please review these documents before submitting an enquiry. Interim copies are linked below; the current official versions are available from the provider.
Financial Services Guide (FSG)
Product Disclosure Statement (PDS)
Warranty Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Request a callback
Talk it through with our team
Leave your name and contact details and we'll call you back to walk you through the options. We only collect your name, phone and email here — no vehicle details, no payment, and no application. Eligibility, cover level and any application happen later through the RevLimit process and the ICC system.
RevLimit Membership
Keep your car sorted year-round
RevLimit membership — servicing, washes, check-ups and member pricing through trusted Perth partners — is separate from any warranty product. Joining RevLimit is not a warranty.