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Nothing 'Voids the warranty', and don't let a Dealer tell you it does...Does offset difference void warranty? Does anyone know for a fact?
Now a specific repair can be denied, if the dealer/corporation can prove the modification caused the issue, for instance if your ball joints gave up or a tierod broke right after putting on a wheel with a greater off-set. But if you're windsheild wipers stopped working, that would still be covered, because it obviuosly has no relation to the modification.
https://www.autocare.org/government-relations/current-issues/Magnuson-Moss-Warranty-ActAuto Care Association said:The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act prohibits product manufacturers from conditioning consumer warranties on the use of any original equipment part or service. Furthermore, a manufacturer can only deny warranty coverage if it can demonstrate that a non-original equipment part or related service caused a defect to occur in the original product. In the case of motor vehicles, new car manufacturers have ignored these conditions outlined in Magnuson-Moss and have misled consumers to believe that they must have dealer service shops install only original equipment replacement parts or fear having their new car warranty voided.
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