That's what I've been thinking also. I know they wouldn't cover it. I'm just hesitant because I don't want a major problem come up and not be able to get them to replace it because of the installment. First time modifying a jeep so I don't know "the worst case" in installing a lift affecting other parts

 

Which part of GA? I have friends all over the state who can help with this. Believe me, the dealer is going to try his damnedest to get out of any warranty work he can regardless of who turns the wrench on your lift.

 

Really leave the warranty out it man. I've lifted, wheeled, cut up and submerged mine with no trouble with warranty work. They want to make money on the install labor, that's it

 

Ask them if its any different if you install yourself. If they say yes, find a new dealer because they are already lying to you.

 

X2. What he said

 

That's the truth. I just witnessed it today. Suwannee area.

 

Trust me man, I have seen this with my own eyes. It's so ridiculous and aggravating. :/

 

Fortec 4x4. 36 minutes from you in Roswell. Call them. They do quality work at a much lower price than the dealer.

 

Don't have the dealer install your lift, brother. They're way too expensive and they're not going to do anything with your warranty. Might consider another dealership after that anyway. Chrysler will not void your warranty because you decide to modify your suspension. Obviously, they won't warranty any parts you replace with aftermarket, or any parts that fail because of those aftermarket parts, but they won't void your entire warranty. The only way you'll get denied a warranty repair is if they can prove a factory part failed because of the modifications. I've been a service advisor in the past (8 years w/ Honda/GM) and I can count on one hand the numbed of times warranty work has been denied because a part failed due to vehicle modification.

Install it yourself and save that money for future modifications. Besides....it's good for you to learn each part of your Jeep and how to install/uninstall just in case something ever breaks on the trail/road. Consider it being prepared.

Not to mention....installing your lift is a fun and rewarding task. Gives ya' that wam fuzzy feelin'!

 

Alright I give them a call soon, do you have any pull with them? If so PM me.

Could really use all the strings I can get. Thanks!