Chevy Suspension Lift Kits

Whether you're building a daily driver, tow rig, overland vehicle, or dedicated trail machine, suspension lift kits provide the foundation for a complete suspension upgrade

We offer suspension lift kits for trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, and Broncos from the industry's leading manufacturers, including BDS Suspension Kits, Bilstein, FOX, Old Man Emu, Rough Country, Zone Offroad, Cognito Motorsports, ReadyLIFT, Skyjacker, and many more.

Why Choose?

Unlike a leveling kit or body lift, a suspension lift raises the vehicle by replacing or modifying suspension components such as springs, control arms, radius arms, leaf springs, shocks, and other suspension hardware. This increases fender clearance, making room for larger tires while improving suspension capability and increasing ground clearance.

Benefits

• Incresed fender clearance
• Improved off-road capability
• Additional clearance for larger tires to improve ground clearance
• More aggressive appearance
• Improved suspension travel on many applications
• Available for daily drivers, overland builds, towing, and serious off-road use
• Improved ride quality for some applications (coilover kits)

Popular Lift Heights

2-inch Kits

Ideal for improving stance, a 2-inch kit can eliminate factory rake on certain applications and fit slightly larger tires while maintaining excellent daily drivability.

3 to 4-inch Kits

A popular choice for balancing off-road performance, tire clearance, and ride quality. These systems are commonly selected by truck owners running 33-inch to 35-inch tires.

5 to 8-inch Kits

Designed for maximum ground clearance and aggressive styling. Larger suspension systems often accommodate 35-inch to 40-inch tires while incorporating steering and suspension corrections to maintain proper handling.

Choosing the Right Suspension System

The ideal lift kit depends on your vehicle, intended use, and desired tire size. Whether you're looking for a comfortable daily driver, a capable overland build, or a dedicated off-road vehicle, modern suspension systems offer options ranging from replacement coil springs or leaf springs to premium FOX coilovers, Bilstein shocks, and complete long-travel suspension systems.

Popular Supporting Upgrades

Many suspension lift kits perform best when paired with supporting components that improve suspension geometry, steering precision, ride quality, and load-carrying capability. The right upgrades depend on your vehicle and lift height, but these are among the most common additions customers make when building a complete suspension system.

• Performance Shocks & Coilovers – Improve ride quality, damping control, and off-road performance.
• Upper Control Arms – Help restore suspension geometry and increase wheel travel on many independent front suspension vehicles.
• Adjustable Track Bars – Re-center the axle after lifting and improve steering feel on solid axle applications.
• Radius Arms – Increase suspension articulation while improving ride quality and alignment.
• Steering Stabilizers – Reduce steering feedback and improve control, especially with larger tires.
• Heavy-Duty Tie Rods – Provide additional strength for lifted trucks running oversized tires.
• Ball Joints – Heavy-duty replacements designed to handle the increased loads created by larger wheels and tires.
• Extended Brake Lines – Provide additional brake line or hose length needed for increased suspension travel, helping prevent excessive line tension during articulation.
• Sway Bar End Links – These extended links for lifted trucks maintain proper sway bar positioning and suspension travel while helping preserve predictable on-road handling.
• Steering Correction Components – Drop pitman arms, raised steering arms, adjustable drag links, and other steering correction parts help restore steering geometry and improve handling on lifted vehicles.

Selecting the proper supporting components helps maintain steering geometry, improve ride quality, and maximize the performance of your suspension system.

Need Help Choosing?

Every vehicle platform is different. Our suspension experts can help you choose the right lift height, supporting components, and tire size for your specific truck, Jeep, Bronco, or SUV so you can build a suspension system that matches your driving style and budget. Find our contact info here.