Terms of use
About these terms
These terms apply to your use of partnpit.com (the “site”), which is run by PartnPit. By using the site you agree to them. If you don’t agree, please don’t use the site. You can contact us at info@partnpit.com.
What the site is
PartnPit is an early-stage project. At the moment the site gives information about our plans and general guides for drivers. It doesn’t sell parts, carry out repairs or provide quotes.
Information only
The content on the site is general information. It isn’t professional, mechanical, financial or legal advice. Always follow the advice of a qualified mechanic about your own vehicle, particularly for safety-related parts such as brakes.
Prices and availability
When we show prices, stock or delivery details from retailers or garages, they come from those third parties and can change. We don’t guarantee them. Any purchase or booking is a contract between you and the retailer or garage, not with PartnPit.
Links to other sites
The site may link to other websites, including retailers. We aren’t responsible for their content, policies or services. See our affiliate disclosure for how we may earn commission.
Acceptable use
Please don’t misuse the site. That includes trying to interfere with it, copying it in bulk by automated means, or using it for anything unlawful.
Our content
The text, design and branding on the site belong to PartnPit or its licensors. You may view and share links to the site for personal use, but please don’t copy or republish our content without permission.
Our responsibility to you
Nothing in these terms limits liability that can’t legally be limited, such as liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud. Subject to that, and because the site is provided free of charge and for information only, we aren’t liable for losses arising from your reliance on the content of the site.
Changes
We may update these terms and the site from time to time. The date above shows when they were last changed.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, although if you live elsewhere in the UK you may also have the right to bring a claim in your local courts.