Worx Landroid Warranty and Service: Registration, Claims, and Parts Prices

Worx lists a 3-year warranty on its earlier Landroid models in the US, and its US warranty page gives 3 years on tools, batteries, and chargers if you register within 30 days, or 24 months if you don’t. The product pages for the newer Landroid Vision Cloud models do not state a warranty length, so confirm it with Worx before you buy. Blades are wear parts and are not covered; a 12-blade kit costs $34.99 on worx.com.

Last reviewed: October 2026. Worx’s US pages were only partly reachable, so some figures come from US retailers. Each source is named.

Worx warranty

Earlier Landroid models: a Worx US page lists a 3-year warranty on the Landroid S (WR165), M (WR147), and L (WR155).
Worx’s general US warranty: 3 years from purchase on Worx tools, batteries, and chargers for defects in materials or workmanship. Register within 30 days online or with the card in the box. Without registration, only 24 months applies. The page does not name the Landroid.
Newer Vision Cloud models: the worx.com pages for the WR340 and WR341, and the Walmart and Lowe’s listings we checked, do not state a warranty length.
Not covered: normal wear and tear, accessories such as blades, and trade, professional, or rental use. Worx says parts subject to normal wear are not covered.
To claim: call the Worx helpline at 1-866-354-9679 with your registration or a receipt showing the date and place of purchase. Worx says you may have to pay shipping both to Worx and back.

Register the mower within 30 days of purchase. On Worx’s general terms, that is the difference between 3 years of coverage and 2.

Is yours still covered? Enter your purchase date in the robot warranty checker to see when coverage ends.

Current Landroid models and prices

Landroid Vision Cloud WR310.1, up to 1/4 acre: $1,199.99 at Walmart.
Landroid Vision Cloud 4WD WR342, 1/2 acre: $2,299.99 at Walmart, sold by Worx.
Landroid Vision Cloud WR340, 1 acre: $2,299.99 at Walmart, sold by Worx. Worx lists it with a 20V 5Ah battery, RTK Cloud positioning that needs no boundary wire or antenna, and lifetime free RTK Cloud service.

Worx’s own pages for the WR340 and WR341 were marked “Coming Soon” with prices that did not match each other, so we have used the Walmart prices above.

Service and repair

Warranty service goes through the Worx helpline. We did not find a published Worx repair price list or service center directory for the Landroid. For repairs after the warranty, ask a local outdoor power equipment shop whether it works on robotic mowers, and compare the quote with the price of a new mower. Robotic mower repair covers common faults, and who repairs home robots compares the options.

Parts prices

Blades: 12-blade kit with screws (WA0190), $34.99 on worx.com and $39.99 at Walmart. It fits the WG794, WR140, and WR150. Long Life Blades (WA0789), $34.99 at Walmart.
Boundary wire kit for wired models (WA0460), 50 meters of wire, 70 pegs, and 3 connectors: $69.99 at Walmart.
Charging station expansion kit for the WR150 and WR153 (WA0464): $269.00 at Walmart.
OFF Limits digital fencing (WA0863): $149.99 at Walmart.
Find My Landroid anti-theft GPS device (WA0866): $309.99 at Walmart.

Worx says that if your Landroid mows every day, you may want to flip or change the blades once a month.

Worx’s help pages say its Powershare batteries are compatible with the Landroid, so a Landroid owner who has other Worx 20V tools may already own a spare. More in robot battery replacement costs.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Worx Landroid warranty?

Worx lists 3 years on its earlier Landroid S, M, and L models. Its general US warranty gives 3 years if you register within 30 days and 24 months if you don’t. The newer Vision Cloud pages do not state a length, so confirm it with Worx.

Are Landroid blades covered by the warranty?

No. Worx treats blades as wear parts. A 12-blade kit costs $34.99 on worx.com.

Can I use my Worx tool battery in a Landroid?

Worx’s help pages say its Powershare batteries are compatible with the Landroid. Check the voltage and your model before swapping.

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Sources

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