Warranty concerns on a 2020 Sierra

[doozer78]

Was thinking of trading my 2014 1500 6.2 Allterrain crew on a new 2020 AT4. Its proving to be a difficult decision. Aside from the $ I put into mods it has the nht package, the 6'2 bed which both seem hard to find on the new 2020s and only 39k miles. Anyhow one of my current mods on the 2014 is a 6" lift with 35s and 20" wheels. If I go with a new 2020 I def want a lift again but worry about warranty coverage. What does everyone think? I had a 2014 Silverado with the 5.3 and a cylinder blew. Had to get the engine replaced. Gm denied the claim because it had a lift as well. Had to get a lawyer to fight gm over it and I eventually won the case. I'm almost certain the lift will void the warranty but most dont seem to care on here and just do the mods they want. Any input is helpful. Thanks

 

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[topgear1224]

Go with BDS thy're warranty friendly.

https://bds-suspension.com/about#fpp

 

Fabtech as well

 

"Fabtech has addressed all aspects of the suspension for proper wheel travel and lock to lock steering without over cycling. Comes with a free 5 year 60,000 mile Powertrain Warranty."

 

I'm sure there's others but these are the two on off top my head. A lot of dealers will only install BDS kits because of the third party warranty.

 

 

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[topgear1224]

Bear in mind my understanding with both those you have to stick to their recommended tire size list

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[doozer78]

Bear in mind my understanding with both those you have to stick to their recommended tire size list

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Thanks

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[JimCost2014]

Any lots in your area sell "lifted" trucks?

 

Most will warrant what they sell, or check to see if it is an option they do, and include into the purchase price.