Yamaha: 5 years of peace of mind for all its motorcycle and scooter models

It’s official! Yamaha has announced news that will delight all motorcycle enthusiasts: starting from January 2025, all models of Yamaha motorcycles and scooters will feature a 5-year warranty, with no mileage limit. If you are a motorcyclist looking to ride a new machine, this warranty could make all the difference. Forget about concerns over unexpected failures and enjoy peace of mind while riding with confidence. Let’s take a closer look at what this means for future buyers of Yamaha motorcycles and scooters.

A steel warranty: 5 years of peace of mind

So, what’s this about the 5 years? Yamaha, a well-established brand, is taking its commitment to the next level by extending its warranty from 24 to 60 months. It’s simple: any Yamaha motorcycle or scooter registered after January 1, 2025, model 2025, will receive the standard 36-month factory warranty. And if that wasn’t enough, Yamaha Motor Mexico adds an extension of 24 months.

What really makes the difference? No mileage limit! Whether you enjoy long weekend getaways or travel thousands of miles, you’re covered. Any exclusions? Yamaha has minimized them. So you can focus on what matters: riding.

Who is it for and how?

Wondering if this affects you? To take advantage of this 5-star warranty, all you need to do is purchase a new Yamaha motorcycle or scooter model 2025. Easy, right? For previous or inventory models, please consult directly with the dealerships. A visit to an authorized Yamaha dealer is worthwhile.

For more details, Yamaha offers all the conditions directly on its official website. This transparency allows you to have all the information before making a decision.

The involved models: Your future machine is waiting for you!

All models from the year 2025, whether motorcycles or scooters, with two or three wheels, are included. In summary, whether you are a fan of the TMAX, an enthusiast of the MT-07, or looking at a Tricity, you can go for them with confidence. And for those interested in older models in inventory, again, a visit to your Yamaha dealer will help clarify the situation.