Leveling kit and warranty

[soltys]

Everything is at their discretion anyways. All over the warrantee contract is says "upon dealer discretion". So with or with a levelling kit, the dealer may not warrantee a suspension party they think it's been abused or work - aka like a truck.

[ShotgunZ71]

I've been reading up since the OP and trying to decide, in fact, if I should put the RC leveling kit back on. Seems there is no smoking gun to say they do cause issues and some with issues have a stock setup. If I leave it off, I've got to get it realigned, because I had it aligned for the kit when I initially put it on.

[larryz71]

Why not leave the leveling kit on if you like it, and IF you have problems and are worried about GM covering simply take the level off BEFORE going in for a warranty claim? Seems like a simple solution?

[robvas]

what does a ball join or a front axle cost anyway?

[Chadwilliam1]

I dont care if warranty covers it or not. I am not going to worry about warranty if I want to do something to my truck then I will.

[Chadwilliam1]

I took my truck in because of an ignition problem i discussed in another thread. I have HID's I installed and I have two sub woofers. The dealer I went to basically said they wouldnt work on it with all the after market stuff on it. Well it ended up being because I my subwoofers but I was not real thrilled with the way they handled it. I will try another dealership next time I need service.

[ShotgunZ71]

I went ahead and put the leveling kit and 1" taller rear block back on. Truck looks better, rides the same. Fuel economy difference is negligible. If anything happens, I'll post back.