Lift vs Warranty????
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RE: Lift vs Warranty????
ORIGINAL: prerunner
What, if any, problems will i have trying to get warranty work done if i put a 6" lift on my 06????
What, if any, problems will i have trying to get warranty work done if i put a 6" lift on my 06????
Bottom line is.... if the aftermarket part you installed causes damage... it won't be covered. Any mods to dealers are a way to get out of a repair for you. I think mainly because they don't know anything but, what their books tell them. Sometimes it really just depends on the service manager
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RE: Lift vs Warranty????
ORIGINAL: rshackleford
why would you want to lift? wouldn't this make it less stable and more dangerous. i just don't understand wasting the money on lifts.
why would you want to lift? wouldn't this make it less stable and more dangerous. i just don't understand wasting the money on lifts.
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RE: Lift vs Warranty????
the whole lift and warrenty is dependant on your dealer and on the cust. dont go and lift a truck then go back with a squeeking complaint that started after the lift. best bet is to wait until the basic 3/36 is up. then lift, if you have a problem after, be nice it goes a long way, pissing and moaning dont. if you wheel it and break somthing it is technicly not covered, but that also depends on the dealer. i go by what my dad told me about racing when i built my chevelle, dont go to the track hoping not to break something, plan on it, if you dont want to spend money to fix it, dont race.
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RE: Lift vs Warranty????
ORIGINAL: motorider228
haha rshackleford, are you serious? You can't be.
haha rshackleford, are you serious? You can't be.
I also don’t think much of big stereos, wheels, or spashy decal SH** on the side of pickups. Where I come from they are pickups and the more of this stuff added the get closer a pickup gets to being called a truck. And only city folks call them trucks.