jtruelove
Junior Member
I have a 2018 ram 3500 dwr I was just wondering if I put a 3-6 inch lift and 35 inch tires if I would void fatory warranty. Has anyone had this problem?
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Nah they can’t deny all warranty. But you can dang sure run into say.... trans goes out. A dealer could darn well say it’s the tires that caused it. Some dealers won’t. Best bet is talk to the dealer you will be using and try and see what they feel about it. Sucks dealers pull games!
While I love the fact that someone besides me understands the difference between voiding a warranty and having a warranty claim denied, your post isn’t entirely true. There are a very few list of things in the warranty manual that specifically state what can and will void all warranties on the vehicle. It’s been a while since I looked it up, but I believe frame modifications was one of them if memory serves.No. There is no such thing as "voiding the factory warranty". Look up info on Magnuson Moss if interested. They could conceivably deny a claim if the modification was the actual/specific cause of the particular issue. They can not blanket deny all warranty claims due to a modification.
So if I decide to chop my 8’ bed down to a 5’7” bed you’re saying my warranty will be void lolololol.While I love the fact that someone besides me understands the difference between voiding a warranty and having a warranty claim denied, your post isn’t entirely true. There are a very few list of things in the warranty manual that specifically state what can and will void all warranties on the vehicle. It’s been a while since I looked it up, but I believe frame modifications was one of them if memory serves.
While I love the fact that someone besides me understands the difference between voiding a warranty and having a warranty claim denied, your post isn’t entirely true. There are a very few list of things in the warranty manual that specifically state what can and will void all warranties on the vehicle. It’s been a while since I looked it up, but I believe frame modifications was one of them if memory serves.
I never said they would?there is no way they can deny or void the warranty if you do a lift kit, they offer a mopar accessorie 2" and 4" lift kit to be put on by the dealer or yourself. now i would guess if the dealer didnt do then there might be an issue but that could be a hell of a fight
Dont worry about your warranty. Everything that happens to your truck will be considered normal by most dealers and not under warranty anyway
I never said they would?
Reading comprehension > youwell be as though the thread title says will a lift void my warranty, and you responded with this ,There are a very few list of things in the warranty manual that specifically state what can and will void all warranties on the vehicle. It’s been a while since I looked it up, but I believe frame modifications was one of them if memory serves. pretty sure you did
He must write news for cnn I saw what ya said lmaoReading comprehension > you
I directly quoted a poster that said NOTHING completely voids a warranty, and I was pointing out that that fact is not true, and then gave an example of something that does. Frame modifications are not at all the same as suspension work. I never mentioned or even hinted at the fact that suspension work voids a warranty, because it doesn’t.
https://msmownerassets.z13.web.core.windows.net/assets/publications/en-us/Ram/2017/1500/2033.pdfMy warranty says any non-mopar frame parts will void the warranty.