[p-torque.co.uk]

Originally Posted by QLD

Which to me completely defies logic???

That statement should equate to supreme confidence that your product is of the highest quality and risk to your business in offering a warranty being near zero.

Therefore a warranty is an absolute must, with no second thoughts - peace of mind for the uninitiated upgrader... and peace of mind for you for having confidence that although you offer a warranty - the likelihood of a claim is near nil.

"Some"..... could say that by offering no warranty means you are not confident in your product and claims of no issues in 7 years are questionable....

Thanks for the input