[Scan999]

The bottom line if you lift your truck you are most likely asking for trouble with the warranty. You have Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act that is suppose to protect consumers from dealers pulling crap about aftermarket parts damaging OEM parts. There are a few dealerships that might work with you but more often they will give you are hard time. Nissan consumer affairs is a joke. You risk things like the transmission and rear diff warranty since they will say the drive shaft angles have changed putting on extra stress.
IMO it isn't worth the risk on a new truck to lift it.

 

[Scan999]

so went down to the dealership today Earnhardt Nissan in superstition springs area where i bought the truck and the service supervisor comes out and says this: "Oh your going to void almost every warranty on the truck that means anything to you by doing that, every titan I've seen lifted has to replace the transmission mounts at least once a year. The transmission warranty is gone because you will change the angle of the driveshaft and a whole bunch of other BS" he literally told me the only thing ill have left is electrical and maybe my compression warranty on the engine but even that he might be able to prove the lift with heavier tires would cause more strain on the motor to cause it to foul - I almost wanted to smack him at this point haha so i left and am thinking about just getting my all terrains at 33's with it stock like i have now but A/T's instead of street tires and saying forget it

Yep, that's pretty much what I posted to you the other day and I agree it is total BS.

 

[Scan999]

The thing I could never understand about the dealership is why do they care what you do? So what if you lift your truck and blow a rear end every year. Break a half dozen axles who cares the dealer gets paid anyway. Doesn't the service department want big ticket jobs or would they rather be Jiffy Lube? Even if the dealer gets paid less from Nissan for warranty work they are still getting paid. I had a leaking exhaust manifold for a year and the dealer didn't want to fix it. You would think I was taking money out of their pocket.
Maybe someone that works at a service department knows the secret.