Its possible. If you have problems with the suspension or drive-train such as driveshaft, tires, suspension links, mounts etc breaking or wearing oddly, alignment issues, they will probably blame the fact that the car is lowered and deny warranty, in some cases maybe not. Id think something like suspension components would be a little more black/white in what caused any failure than say an ECU tune. It wont or shouldn't affect the warranty on the rest of the car.
im just asking because i've heard of people having engine mounts go bad and because they had lowering springs their claim was denied. also i live in NY so potholes are concern in terms of blowing a strut .
That's false.
You don't void a warranty. You get into a situation where your modification will likely have any future claim on that component or system denied.
