longboarder2388
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what's the biggest lift i can get w/o voiding the warranty?
it'll probably be a '96
thanx for your time
-Tom
it'll probably be a '96
thanx for your time
-Tom
lift
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Thai
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Without voiding?? Well, bigger tires is about the only thing you can do safely. However, if you lift...and then bring it down to stock before taking it into your dealership, then it should be no problem.
Remember, the dealership has to PROVE that your modifications led to the problem to be able to deny your claim. So, if your exhaust blows, then they cannot deny the warranty fix because you lifted your truck.
Hope this helps.
Remember, the dealership has to PROVE that your modifications led to the problem to be able to deny your claim. So, if your exhaust blows, then they cannot deny the warranty fix because you lifted your truck.
Hope this helps.
longboarder2388
New member
biggest tires
then what is the biggest set of tires i can get without having to lift it?
thanx for your time
-Tom
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:flmthrwr:
:mchngn:
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then what is the biggest set of tires i can get without having to lift it?
thanx for your time
-Tom
:50cal:
:flmthrwr:
:mchngn:
:sniper:
:cannon:
To play tire sizes try
http://www.michelinman.com/catalog/tires/MichelinCrossTerrainSUV.html?tiretype=5&tire=1
Cross terrains came on my new 4Runner, 265/70/16R's
In my case I'm not changing anything. The tires are great. When the shocks wear out or at least fade a bit I'll look for something different. Anyone have any ideas?
http://www.michelinman.com/catalog/tires/MichelinCrossTerrainSUV.html?tiretype=5&tire=1
Cross terrains came on my new 4Runner, 265/70/16R's
In my case I'm not changing anything. The tires are great. When the shocks wear out or at least fade a bit I'll look for something different. Anyone have any ideas?
