Ford performance lift options that don’t void warranty?

[Zaxs08]

So I ordered a Base Sas in February, but my dealer called me last week with an OB that a customer was unable to purchase so I snagged it at MSRP… Lucky I know
??? I have is if there is a 2” lift available that won’t void my Ford warranty? I read that ford performance will offer a bilstein suspension lift, but I can’t find it nor any info on if it affects the warranty. I’d like to run 295 70r18’s. I’m not a huge fan of the wheels, but there are worse things. Also has anyone secured larger tires on the spare mount without a relocation bracket?

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[Macjr]

This won’t void warranty it’s a ford part. Ask your dealer if there is any update on its availability

 

[SpursFan]

Lifts do not void warranties, they would have to show the modification caused the failure.

Shop smart and purchase whatt fits your needs and you won't have an issue.

 

[RainbowStix]

Oversized tires and a lift won’t “void” your warranty right then and there per-se. However, if you have an issue that can be attributed to such modifications, the dealer can refuse warranty work (YMMV how friendly your dealer is to modified vehicles).

it’s true that magnussen moss outlaws refusing service work just because of a modification modified your vehicle without proof etc, but in the real world, not every dealer follows the law. Have seen it happen to friends where the dealer refuses to warranty because of things like “oversized tires”

unethical, and illegal? Yes, but no ones gonna sue over it

 

[GrayEagleRider]

So I’m guessing a leveling kit is fairly safe to not void the warranty. That sound right?

 

[RainbowStix]

So I’m guessing a leveling kit is fairly safe to not void the warranty. That sound right?

The short is that no, it depends on your dealer and the issue that arises later. Yes, even if it’s a Ford performance part.

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