WARRANTY

[blinn61]

So few months back I bought a 2013 Silverado. I was wanting to put a leveling kit and dual exhaust. The big Q is will this void my warranty????

[MikeNH]

Leveling kit may void the warranty on front end components but some folks here have still been able to get balljoints and such covered. Exhaust, assuming it's a cat-back setup shouldn't cause any problems provided it's installed properly and not run too close to anything heat-sensitive.

[mike94silverado]

Tip... Have the dealer install the level kit or at least have them align it less of a chance at them voiding warranty

 

 

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[8.1HD/ALLISON]

All depends on how anal the dealer wants to be.

 

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[txab]

All depends on how anal the dealer wants to be. Sent from my LGL86C using Tapatalk

There are some dealers that really like anal.

 

 

 

[8.1HD/ALLISON]

Lol to each their own.....

 

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[blinn61]

Thanx for that guys apparently my dealers around here are dicks they say anything will void warranty. And that's what I bought the truck for haha

[greg74]

Yeah, it seems that some think any modification, even if done correctly, will compromise part durability and reliability. Are you including the exhaust as well, I can't imagine a simple cat-back exhaust voiding any warranty. I'm sure technically any warranty states that the vehicle must not be modified in any way or it will void the warranty. My truck has a leveling kit(bought it that way) but it drives and handles just like a truck with no lift. Its basically only a 2" lift just so you can go with one size bigger tires and get the front end the same height as the rear. I think that should be the factory configuration anyway. Why set up a suspension where the front is noticeably lower than the rear? I suppose that if you load your truck up to full capacity with a heavy load in the bed or a heavy trailer tongue weight then the rear will squat enough that they will even out but most people don't do that very often.

[blinn61]

The guy told me changing mufflers mean changing back pressure which = voided warranty haha but I think I'm gonna do the stuff anyway I have the truck now just to get it how I want it...