TVH Americas Extends Standard Parts Warranty to Two Years

TVH Americas has increased its standard warranty period from one year to two years across its product range, a change that takes effect July 13, 2026.

The Olathe, Kansas-based parts supplier said the extended warranty applies to its house brands as well as OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) and OPM (Original Part Manufacturer) parts. TVH serves the material handling, industrial and construction equipment industries with replacement parts and accessories.

“Starting July 13th 2026, we will offer two years of warranty on our product range,” explained Kristof Bolle, chief commercial officer. “This includes all our house brands, as well as OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) and OPM (Original Part Manufacturer) parts.”

According to the company, the decision to double the warranty period reflects confidence in the durability and performance of its products.

“TVH’s strength has always been quality products supported by end-to-end processes and expert knowledge,” Kristof continues. “Now we bring that confidence to our customers. We increased our warranty period because we have tangible proof that our products withstand the test of time. This new warranty offers incredible value to our customers. It is our guarantee that our products are of the highest quality.”

TVH said the extended warranty is intended to provide additional assurance to customers purchasing replacement parts for construction and industrial equipment.

“This move confirms that TVH provides the best value for money,” concludes Kristof. “Backing our product quality with a two-year warranty gives customers total peace of mind. And as always, buyers can depend on a wide range of parts in stock, decades of technical expertise and fast delivery times.”

Founded in 1969, TVH serves customers in more than 180 countries and offers more than 50 million products through 19 locations in the Americas and 90 locations worldwide. The company is headquartered in Belgium and operates its regional headquarters in Olathe, Kansas.