Yes

 

Does anyone know if using an aftermarket lift void or affect the warranty? I’m thinking about getting a two inch lift as well. Thanks!

 

I added the ford performance 2" bilstein level back in August, did not need to adjust headlights or cameras, Blue cruise and cameras work the same. No one is flashing me. I have the dynamic headlights on 502 package. They seem to do a self adjustment each time I start up. Don't know if that makes a difference or not.

 

This goes for everything else that is covered under warranty in your vehicle. So as far as a lift kit it does not automatically void your warranty. Since a lift kit is part of the suspension, if any part goes bad that it is part of the front or rear (which ever side you put the lift kit on) the warranty department will have to prove that the lift kit was the reason the failed part happened.

 

So... And every new vehicle out the headlights blind everyone. It's getting worse every new year they make them. Hell Toyota states they have self leveling lights. Why on earth should your headlights be level. They should point down a little bit and the drivers side in some.

Our Rav4 is terrible. I adjusted the light down because you will get flashed all the time at night. WTF Toyota. They should ban LED headlights.

 

not sure if you are kidding or not but on a truck with 3 inches of rake, the headlights are adjusted to be X amount of feet above the ground X amount away. When you raise the trucks front end up, it messes it up and makes it shine higher than it should.

id assume self leveling headlights will keep the light beam at a specific level no matter the position of the truck to stop people from blinding others.

if you don’t like LED lights, you should be in favor of properly adjusted headlights as LED lights not adjusted after a level, will blind you even more.

 

I dont agree to ban em...but, Toyotas factory are high. Our 2022 Toyota Highlander blinded everyone. I had to adjust down some. But no way would trade them for halogens