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Nevada · Article Updated May 25, 2026

Nevada's Repair-Attempt Presumption (4 Attempts / 30 Days OOS)

How Nev. Rev. Stat. § 597.630 establishes 'reasonable number of attempts' — 4-attempt or 30-calendar-day OOS thresholds within the 1-year Rights Period.

Under Nevada Lemon Law (§ 597.630), the manufacturer has had a “reasonable number of attempts” to repair when statutory thresholds are met.

The two thresholds

Either threshold satisfies the presumption:

  1. Four or more repair attempts for the same nonconformity within the Rights Period; OR
  2. 30 or more cumulative calendar days out of service for any nonconformity.

Both apply within the 1-year Rights Period.

The 4-attempt rule

§ 597.630 sets a 4-attempt presumption. Each “attempt” must be:

  • At a manufacturer-authorized service facility.
  • Documented in a repair order.
  • For the same nonconformity (consistent complaint language).
  • Within the 1-year Rights Period.

The 30-day OOS rule

§ 597.630 provides for 30 or more cumulative calendar days out of service. Counts calendar days (not business days). Includes days at the dealer, days awaiting parts, days unsafe to drive.

Written notice requirement

Best practice (and § 597.620 IDS requirements) involve giving the manufacturer written notice of the defect and at least one final opportunity to repair before filing action. Send via certified mail.

Nevada vs. peer-state thresholds

StateAttemptsOOS Days
Nevada430 calendar
Tennessee330 calendar
Massachusetts315 business
Oregon330 business
Georgia1 (safety) / 330
Virginia1 (safety) / 330
Minnesota1 (safety) / 430 business
Connecticut430 calendar
Indiana430 business
Missouri430 working
Maryland430 calendar
North Carolina420 business
Colorado430 business
Wisconsin430
California2 (safety) / 430
Washington4 / 2 (safety)30

Nevada sits in the middle on attempts (4) and uses calendar-day OOS counting. No single-attempt safety exception.

Bottom line

Nevada requires 4 attempts or 30 calendar days OOS within the 1-year Rights Period. The tight 1-year window demands fast action.

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