Yamaha: 5 Years of Peace of Mind for All Motorcycle and Scooter Models
It’s official! Yamaha has announced news that’s sure to thrill all motorcycle enthusiasts: starting in January 2025, all Yamaha motorcycles and scooters will come with a 5-year warranty, with unlimited mileage. If you’re a biker looking to purchase a new ride, this new warranty could be a game changer. Say goodbye to worries about unexpected breakdowns and hello to peace of mind for smooth rides ahead. Let’s dive into what this means for future Yamaha motorcycle and scooter buyers.
A Solid Warranty: 5 Years of Peace of Mind
So, what’s the deal with this 5-year plan? Yamaha, already a leader in the industry, is upping the ante by extending its warranty from 24 to 60 months. Here’s how it works: every Yamaha motorcycle or scooter registered after January 1, 2025, model year 2025, will get the standard 36-month manufacturer’s warranty. On top of that, Yamaha Motor USA adds an additional 24 months.
The standout feature? No mileage limits! Whether you’re a weekend warrior or someone who racks up thousands of miles, you’re covered. And exclusions? Yamaha has minimized them. So you can focus on what really matters: riding.
Who and How?
Wondering if this applies to you? To take advantage of this top-notch warranty, simply purchase a new Yamaha motorcycle or scooter model year 2025, and you’re all set. For older models or those in dealership inventory, you’ll need to check directly with them. A quick visit to an authorized Yamaha dealer could be worthwhile.
For more information, Yamaha provides all the details directly on their official website. This transparent approach ensures you have all the information you need before making a decision.
The Included Models: Your Next Ride Awaits!
All model year 2025 entries, whether motorcycles or scooters, two or three-wheelers, are covered. In essence, whether you’re a die-hard TMAX fan, love the MT-07, or have your eyes set on a Tricity, you’re in luck. For those eyeing an older model still in stock, again, a visit to your local Yamaha dealer will help clarify things.
