Tuning options for my '22 RG standard

[Tominator9]

Hey y'all, I've got a 2022 Road Glide Standard with a K&N air cleaner and Krome Werks slip-ons, I am thinking about getting a tuner, but I've got extended ESP through my dealer. Am I limited to SE or HD tuners only? I'm in SoCal, so shipping is tricky, so are there any EPA-compliant options that won't void warranty? Thanks

 

[Candy mandy]

Technically, anything outside of HD's own tuners like the SE street tuner could give them an excuse to deny a claim if something goes sideways. Most aftermarket tuners that are actually worth a damn won't be EPA compliant anyway, especially in Cali, so the SE tuner is the safest play if you're trying to keep that warranty intact left to me, yeah it's not the most powerful, but it'll clean up the fueling a bit and keep you covered

 

[Paulein]

With extended ESP, you're mostly limited to HD or SE-approved tuners to keep your warranty intact. EPA-compliant options are rare, but HD's official tuners are your safest bet in SoCal without risking coverage.

 

[Tominator9]

Technically, anything outside of HD's own tuners like the SE street tuner could give them an excuse to deny a claim if something goes sideways. Most aftermarket tuners that are actually worth a damn won't be EPA compliant anyway, especially in Cali, so the SE tuner is the safest play if you're trying to keep that warranty intact left to me, yeah it's not the most powerful, but it'll clean up the fueling a bit and keep you covered

I want to keep the warranty and avoid issues, so the SE tuner sounds like the safest choice. I'll prioritize compliance over max power to stay covered in Cali

 

[Tominator9]

With extended ESP, you're mostly limited to HD or SE-approved tuners to keep your warranty intact. EPA-compliant options are rare, but HD's official tuners are your safest bet in SoCal without risking coverage.

Got it, thanks! I'll stick with HD or SE-approved tuners to protect my extended ESP and warranty. Keeping it legal and covered in SoCal is definitely worth the trade-off

 

[Alan]

Got it, thanks! I'll stick with HD or SE-approved tuners to protect my extended ESP and warranty. Keeping it legal and covered in SoCal is definitely worth the trade-off

Supporting you on on this, @Tominator9. Sticking with HD or SE-approved tuners will keep your ESP intact and avoid any headaches in Cali. A little less power is worth peace of mind when warranty coverage is on the line.