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What do my warranties cover?
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You have several warranties saved: For your Outback, you have powertrain coverage (5 yr / 60,000 mi) through July 10, 2026, and road hazard and tread coverage for the tires through September 13, 2029. For your home at Quillfeather Lane, you have 10 year parts coverage for the AC condenser and coil through June 14, 2033 (though labor was only for 1 year), and a general home warranty that expired in August 2022. Your MacBook Air is covered by AppleCare+ through August 19, 2026.

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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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