No, probably not. A rod repair program isn’t the same thing as a warranty, much less a lifetime guarantee. If ever such a thing existed, it’s rare now - possibly extinct. Most of the manufacturers charge a fee to repair any rod, (even if it really is covered by warranty), which usually only officially covers the original owner, (only if the rod is registered(, possibly for a limited period of time, and generally only for manufacturing defects. Although the majority of the rods we sell have never been registered with the manufacturer, we aren’t sure it matters much. Most of the warranties technically don’t cover most rod breakage scenarios, so in most cases you’d likely be paying the repair fees even if you did have a valid warranty.