stock magwheels

**LRTan** · August 10th, 2013 09:41 AM

Why not just keep the stock oem mags. Si in case you need to claim warranty you can put them back on. That's what my Sa suggested hehe.

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**officeagent** · August 10th, 2013 11:30 AM

Originally Posted by LRTan

Why not just keep the stock oem mags. Si in case you need to claim warranty you can put them back on. That's what my Sa suggested hehe.

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nice! I have been hearing that from my friends. Most likely that's what I am gonna do but the only hassle there is putting it back on every PMS. Thanks sir LRTan

**cpsolt** · August 11th, 2013 09:30 PM

^ if i were you. i'd wear the stock tires out then saka ako mag-upgrade ng mag wheels. by that time, na lapse na yung warranty.

**officeagent** · August 13th, 2013 01:36 AM

Originally Posted by cpsolt

^ if i were you. i'd wear the stock tires out then saka ako mag-upgrade ng mag wheels. by that time, na lapse na yung warranty.

Thank you sir cpsolt

**officeagent** · August 14th, 2013 07:05 PM

Good news fellow Chevy owners, I just got a word from Chevrolet Greenhills that they won't/shouldn't void the car warranty by changing the magwheels so long as it's on specs. I think the Greenhills dealership is their most credible and trusted center

**falken** · August 14th, 2013 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by officeagent

Good news fellow Chevy owners, I just got a word from Chevrolet Greenhills that they won't/shouldn't void the car warranty by changing the magwheels so long as it's on specs. I think the Greenhills dealership is their most credible and trusted center

They have no reason to void the warranty in the first place, as long as it's on specs.

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