[quote="Raj"]Tbh they can only use it against warranty if it directly causes the warrantied part to fail. When mine was under warranty (and being as modified as it is) I still had all my warrantied bits replaced with no issues.
The tips won't be an issue. As for insurance, technically yes you do need to tell them. But highly, highly unlikely an insurance claim would be refused as most wouldn't know they were aftermarket.
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I agree and I think the warranty is worded that way, but I can imagine questions being raised if something exhaust or DPF related fails....eg. "I'm sorry Sir, the exhaust has been modified, we can't fix that under warranty, that'll be £1,600 please".
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Cost of exhaust tip upgrade?
Re: Cost of exhaust tip upgrade?
That's my worry, I might save a few hundred quid at this time but it could end up being a costly mistake later especially when I'm going to continue the warranty when it's due to run out as there's more chance of claiming as the car gets older.