There have been several posts regarding the lowering of the Eos on some of the other car forums I read. When it comes to warranty VW seems to be pretty forgiving of modifications other than on the roof module. I have seen several lowered Eoses and the people that have lowered them seem very happy with the ride quality and the wheel spin. I personally like the ride of my lux package Eos and I am not unhappy with the height of the vehicle since I am more worried about hitting parking stops and to me the Eos looks great at the height from the factory. The only modification I have done on my Eos is getting the blue tinted driver and passenger mirrors from oempl.us. I love the lack of glare at night and I love the driver mirrors extra blind spot protection with the angled mirror at the end.
Ari's Project Heartland Eos articles are pretty good Project Heartland Part 3 . I believe Part 3 addresses his new wheels and springs. There are some nice pictures there.
Basically anything you do modification wise relates just to that area of the car. I would then look at what the vendor of the modded parts does for warranty in the event of problems arising from that part.
It becomes a bit more difficult getting warranty work if the problem arises from aftermarket parts, but I believe you can expect VW to honor their warranty on anything other than what you modded.
Ari's Project Heartland Eos articles are pretty good Project Heartland Part 3 . I believe Part 3 addresses his new wheels and springs. There are some nice pictures there.
Basically anything you do modification wise relates just to that area of the car. I would then look at what the vendor of the modded parts does for warranty in the event of problems arising from that part.
It becomes a bit more difficult getting warranty work if the problem arises from aftermarket parts, but I believe you can expect VW to honor their warranty on anything other than what you modded.
