Tom, just don't plan on doing ANY offroading in the jeep if you want to keep your warranty in tact. Even though they are "trail rated" and advertised for offroading, any signs of offroad use and the dealership will void the warranty.
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Tom, just don't plan on doing ANY offroading in the jeep if you want to keep your warranty in tact. Even though they are "trail rated" and advertised for offroading, any signs of offroad use and the dealership will void the warranty.
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That's what I thought! My wife bought a really nice "trail rated" Wrangler...lift kit, nice wheels.I asked the sales guy about offroading and warranty. It will be Ok...so I can bash it on some rocks then.NO NO NO!Originally Posted by Triathlete
Tom, just don't plan on doing ANY offroading in the jeep if you want to keep your warranty in tact. Even though they are "trail rated" and advertised for offroading, any signs of offroad use and the dealership will void the warranty.
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Jeeps idea of offroading is fire lanes, dirt roads,etc etc
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I have offloaded with a stock jeep unlimited, shocked the owners AND me of what it was capable of........
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I was speaking of the corporate mindset and warranty issues
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I gotcha Scott!I was speaking of the corporate mindset and warranty issuesAll manufacturers will do that with warranty tho, you just have to stay firm with them......I remember with my first VX they tried to say changing mufflers voided my warranty when it was brand new, just for a purge canister CEL, I reminded them it was other side of catalytic converter and that would not void any warranty.....they will try to NOT replace as much as they can.
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