Grange · INEOS Grenadier
Grenadier warranty, explained
Five-year mechanical cover is only part of the picture. Here is how the UK warranty, service history and ownership records fit together.
At a glance
- Different cover: mechanical, paint and anti-perforation warranties have separate periods and conditions.
- Keep the history: servicing, inspections and installation invoices matter.
- Buying registered: establish the original registration date and the cover remaining.
Three cover periods to understand
These are separate protections, rather than one blanket warranty. INEOS covers qualifying defects in materials or workmanship; wear, damage and routine maintenance are different matters. The published UK terms run the relevant periods from first retail registration, so an already registered car does not start a fresh five years when you buy it.
A service record is part of the story
A well-kept history makes ownership easier to understand. Retain service invoices and documents for repairs, parts and accessory installations. INEOS requires maintenance to follow its schedule and may ask for evidence when assessing a claim; Grange’s INEOS teams can help you review the records and plan the next visit.
Care for the finish as well as the mechanics
Anti-perforation means qualifying corrosion working from the inside out through the body sheet metal or chassis; it is not a promise to repair every surface mark. INEOS requires annual inspection by an Approved Workshop, with any necessary repairs. Its terms also call for documented annual paint inspection, regular cleaning and prompt attention to finish damage.
Accessories deserve their own paperwork
Keep the fitting invoice when personalising your Grenadier. The UK warranty table lists two years for genuine parts and three years for genuine accessories, both with unlimited mileage, subject to the terms. Damage caused by non-genuine items is excluded from the vehicle warranty; discuss the intended installation with the team before committing.
Tyres follow a separate route
Tyres are covered by their manufacturer’s warranty, including those originally supplied with the vehicle. An INEOS Approved Workshop can assist with a tyre claim, but tyre cover should not be confused with the five-year mechanical warranty. This distinction is useful when comparing a vehicle’s condition with the cover remaining.
Your questions
How often should I arrange servicing?
INEOS’s current UK servicing page recommends every 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. More demanding use can require additional attention; confirm the schedule for your vehicle and how it is used.
Does the warranty transfer when the car is sold privately?
INEOS says it transfers to the new owner, subject to the conditions having been met. The new owner should contact INEOS to update its records and check the maintenance history.
Does going off-road automatically remove warranty cover?
INEOS’s servicing guidance says off-road use is compatible with warranty cover when approved maintenance recommendations are followed. Damage, misuse, competition use and other exclusions remain subject to the full warranty terms; it is not all-risk insurance.
