CPO/Bumper to Bumper Warranty Ending

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End of this month it ends. I have no issues, anything dealer related that should be done while it’s still covered?
 
End of this month it ends. I have no issues, anything dealer related that should be done while it’s still covered?

More info.
Mileage, completed repairs etc.

Otherwise it’s like saying I’m selling my house. What repairs does it need? ;)

Quickies tho:

-Water pump leaks
-Radiator cracks
-Oil leaks
-coolant (pink) noted anywhere?
 
More info.
Mileage, completed repairs etc.

Otherwise it’s like saying I’m selling my house. What repairs does it need? ;)

Quickies tho:

-Water pump leaks
-Radiator cracks
-Oil leaks
-coolant (pink) noted anywhere?
30k miles, no repairs.
 
30k miles, no repairs.

Total mileage is 30k?

Probably nothing needed.

Maybe water pump.

I don’t Get it though. You aren’t still under factory warranty? What year?
 
Total mileage is 30k?

Probably nothing needed.

Maybe water pump.

I don’t Get it though. You aren’t still under factory warranty? What year?
2015 purchased with 19k on clock it was in service two years. I bought it December 30, 2017.
 
2015 purchased with 19k on clock it was in service two years. I bought it December 30, 2017.

See above list then.
The only one on that list I’d expect to *maybe* go this early would be the water pump. The others would be highly unusual at your new-ish stage.
 
2015 purchased with 19k on clock it was in service two years. I bought it December 30, 2017.

If it’s CPO you have three more years of warranty left you get the four year bumper-to-bumper and then they add two years on to the end for CPO either 100,000 or unlimited mileage can’t remember which is so that’s six years from in-service date and Or 100k mileage. Hope that helps. You also should’ve gotten two years of free maintenance with the CPO which means you should get free maintenance until December 30, 2019 free at the Lexus dealer
 
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If it’s CPO you have three more years of warranty left you get the four year bumper-to-bumper and then they add two years on to the end for CPO either 100,000 or unlimited mileage can’t remember which is so that’s six years from in-service date and Or 100k mileage. Hope that helps. You also should’ve gotten two years of free maintenance with the CPO which means you should get free maintenance until December 30, 2019 free at the Lexus dealer

I think it varies. I bought mine CPO and only got 12 months bumper to bumper and 12 months of free maintenance (classic/basic) only.
 
I think it varies. I bought mine CPO and only got 12 months bumper to bumper and 12 months of free maintenance (classic/basic) only.

You need to talk to your dealer first off the CPO goes on the end of the four year bumper-to-bumper warranty so if you only got one year you’d still have five years from in-service date which gives you two more years but CPO is an additional two years so call them up there is no such thing as a one-year CPO
 
You need to talk to your dealer first off the CPO goes on the end of the four year bumper-to-bumper warranty so if you only got one year you’d still have five years from in-service date which gives you two more years but CPO is an additional two years so call them up there is no such thing as a one-year CPO

+1.......But if it's really coming out of warranty, I would check all the electronic/comfort items like: Headlight washers, auto wipers, heated/cooled seats, dimming mirror, 4lo & center diff, gas door switch, rear heated seats, 3rd row functions (if still in), etc. Some of these are quite expensive and not regular use items, so worth a check.
 
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