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What do my warranties cover?
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You have a few warranties saved: For your Outback: - A powertrain warranty for 5 years or 60,000 miles, expiring July 10, 2026. - A tire warranty covering road hazards and 70k tread, expiring September 13, 2029. For your MacBook Air: - AppleCare+ for 3 years, expiring August 19, 2026. For your property on Quillfeather Lane: - An AC condenser and coil parts warranty for 10 years, expiring June 14, 2033 (though labor was only covered for 1 year). - A 1-year home warranty from closing, which expired August 6, 2022.

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What do my warranties cover?

Five: Outback powertrain, 5 yr / 60,000 mi, to July 10, 2026; Outback tires, road hazard and tread, to September 13, 2029; the home warranty from closing, expired August 6, 2022; the AC condenser and coil, parts for 10 years, to June 14, 2033; the MacBook Air's AppleCare+, to August 19, 2026. Saying which item each covers is part of the answer.

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