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We reinterpret $W'$, $Z'$ and Higgs searches at the LHC in terms of a modelwith nonuniversal $V'$ couplings to fermions in order to gauge how well thesesearches can be applied outside the (simplified) scenarios for which they wereoptimized. In particular, we consider bounds from $V'$ searches in final states$\tau \tau$, $e\nu$, $ll$ and $t b$, and discuss the impact of width effects.We then show that decays of the type $V' \rightarrow V h$ yield additionalbounds on the heavy vector masses and, in the case of a discovery, provide animportant probe of the heavy sector. Finally, we match the low energy limit ofthe model to an effective theory and compare the bounds on the resultingdimension-6 operators with the direct searches discussed in this paper.

Observing nonstandard $W'$ and $Z'$ through the third generation and Higgs lens