The Mamba warranty outlines a specific procedure for handling defective products and details limitations on Mamba's liability.
Understanding the Mamba Warranty Process
For any product considered defective, the warranty process requires that the item be sent to Mamba for thorough inspection. It is crucial that this submission and inspection process is facilitated exclusively through an authorized Mamba Dealer. This ensures that the product follows the correct channels for evaluation.
For more details, you can refer to the official Mamba Offroad Wheels Warranty page.
Key Limitations and Exclusions of Mamba's Liability
It is important to understand what the Mamba warranty explicitly states it will not cover or for which it will not be held responsible. These limitations include:
- Damages from Delays: Mamba will not be held responsible for any damage or loss that results from delays.
- Damages from Failure: The company is not liable for any damage or loss caused by product failure.
- Consequential Damages: Mamba disclaims responsibility for any consequential damage, regardless of the cause. This covers indirect damages that might arise from a defect or issue.
- Replacement Charges: Any charges or costs incurred during the replacement of a product are not the responsibility of Mamba.
In essence, while Mamba addresses defective products through a specific inspection process via its authorized dealers, its liability is limited concerning associated delays, failures, consequential damages, and replacement costs.
