Also keep in mind that all this warranty BS still implies that you NEVER wheel. Even with parts on the sticker or not, if something breaks while wheeling, not covered under warranty.

Plus, you usually pay about double to get anything done at the dealer. Sometimes more. At that price, you're better off getting stuff done for less. If it breaks, it would still be less to fix than have it covered under warranty (which they probably won't honor anyway).

 

I purchased a 2012 Rubi in July with the unlimited coverage as well as a 2" Mopar lift kit. 2" was the highest they would go without voiding warranty. I had them put it in writing that the warranty would not be voided with lift. This way I am covered. They did not have any problems doing this.

 

Dealer is full of POO they CAN NOT void your lifetime warrenty only the parts that get replaced if you install a lift

this has been a debate for MANY years, there is a law written about this very thing just can't think of the name right now

 

I take exception to being called "high", or that I am wrong in stating that my dealer installed lift did not void my warranty. Laugh at what you don't know if that's the type of guy you are.

I know for a fact that my dealer has done warranty work on my jeep after my lift and 35's. ABS sensor failure, and a leaking rear gear seal. Both issues were discovered after doing some wheeling down in Kansas. They fixed the issues with no questions asked and I was very satisfied.

For anyone to say that my dealer will not cover my jeep under warranty after my lift is a very uninformed person.

 

Let me put it in a simple way for those who forgot to do go to school.

If your dealership told you verbally that your driveshafts are covered under warranty when they blow up. You're an idiot for believing them. If you think a taller lift doesn't effect your driveshafts, you're an idiot.

I've had four lifted jeeps with (4) different warranty issues. So whoever posted above me, you keep wheeling at the mall and when i become a jeep salesman, I'll see you a nice warranty.

 

A seal is one thing. However, if you crack your diff or an axle shaft, NOT going to be covered. Sure, you have a full warranty. It covers everything that won't break when wheeling anyway (engine, your ABS sensor, A/C, etc).

The sales people love threatening to void the warranty. Talk to the service department. They will tell you the real story.

Again:
Break it in the mall parking lot = covered
Break it wheeling = not covered.

 

If the guy says he was told it wouldn't void it I believe him. I've had 4 jeeps as well that we're lifted with aftermarket parts and never had any warranty issues. So there's no need to comment "for those who forgot to do go to school". Look at what u wrote

 

This is more of a dealer specific issue. Some dealers will warranty the lift and any problem incurred if they install the lift, which would cost a fortune obviously. And if there was an issue, you would have to have take it back to them to have it covered

 

why does my lifetime warrenty read that no modifications other than factory recommended void warrenty then when I first asked my dealer they said no lifts or anything like that
they even told me if I tried to repair a leak they couldn't stop in my 2011 that the roof would no longer be warrenteed under Chrysler and all I was going to do was add some gorilla tape to the exsisting white tape on inner seams ! thank god I got rid of that 2011 I hated dealing with leaky roof they claimed @ the time all jeeps leak and wouldn't get me a new one cuz the next one would too . funny my 12 rubicon dosent leak ! not one drop ! dealers can be complete jerks prob depends on the state your in
don't think your going to find a dealer in newhampshire that will stand by warrenty on lifted jeeps

 

this world needs more people like you. capitalism is a good thing, aint it.