Universal Lift Kits

Before You Buy

A lift kit changes ride height and tire clearance, and it often needs supporting parts such as longer brake lines, adjustable control arms or a track bar. Decide on the tire size first, then pick the lift height that fits it.

• Lift height and maximum tire size are not the same number; check both.
• Taller lifts often need extra parts (track bar, brake lines, driveline changes).
• Wheelbase changes with cab, bed and door count, so parts for one version may not fit another.
• A leveling kit raises the front to match the rear. Above about 2 inches, many vehicles need upper control arms to keep alignment and ball-joint angles in range.