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Hello everyone, I just traded my 2014 IS 250 AWD (missing it already) for the 2023 IS 300.
Nice car feels peppy with the turbo but the things I dont like are the wheels, the gap on the fenders.
My question for you guys is, how to change these without voiding the warranty? if there are threads or links on this, please point me in the right direction.
Your input is greatly appreciated.
Nice car feels peppy with the turbo but the things I dont like are the wheels, the gap on the fenders.
My question for you guys is, how to change these without voiding the warranty? if there are threads or links on this, please point me in the right direction.
Your input is greatly appreciated.
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Hello everyone, I just traded my 2014 IS 250 AWD (missing it already) for the 2023 IS 300.
Nice car feels peppy with the turbo but the things I dont like are the wheels, the gap on the fenders.
My question for you guys is, how to change these without voiding the warranty? if there are threads or links on this, please point me in the right direction.
Your input is greatly appreciated.
Nice car feels peppy with the turbo but the things I dont like are the wheels, the gap on the fenders.
My question for you guys is, how to change these without voiding the warranty? if there are threads or links on this, please point me in the right direction.
Your input is greatly appreciated.
I believe that replacing the springs (to lower it and remove that fender gap) would only cause denial of a warranty claim in the event that the lowering springs themselves are to blame for the issue.
Wheels are wear items anyway, so I wouldn't worry too much about those. If you purchased a road hazard warranty with the vehicle, you may want to check and see whether it will cover aftermarket wheels and tires.
I believe that replacing the springs (to lower it and remove that fender gap) would only cause denial of a warranty claim in the event that the lowering springs themselves are to blame for the issue.
I believe that replacing the springs (to lower it and remove that fender gap) would only cause denial of a warranty claim in the event that the lowering springs themselves are to blame for the issue.
For the wheels I was thinking oem black chrome.
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