This Rough Country 502090 0-2 inch Front Adjustable Strut Leveling Kit to fit the Toyota Tundra is a simple and effective method to lift the front end of your vehicle to sit level with the rear. Designed to improve your vehicles on road and off-road performance, Rough Country M1 leveling struts help stabilize your vehicles movements, enhancing control when you turn, brake, accelerate or ride over uneven surfaces. This is an adjustable ride height strut, keeping your suspension from overextending and providing a more consistent driving experience. Intended to be used for rugged off-road use the M1 struts have a 46mm digressive piston for a more stable ride, preserving the smooth ride quality you expect from your vehicle. Rough Country M1 struts utilize multiple grooves in the strut body that the spring perch can be raised or lowered, achieving 2 inches of lift down to stock height. Whether you need extra clearance for off-roading or if you just want your ride a little higher, Rough Country M1 leveling struts are the perfect soultion.

These struts have been engineered to provide the most reliable performance, increased driving comfort and all around performance for your vehicle. Made from 2" seamless extruded tubing and feature durable vulcanized natural rubber bushings. Zinc plating provides even more resistance to the elements. Plus the adjustable height allows to be adjusted 0-2 inches. This kit is estimated to take 2-3 hours with basic tools. Just like most of Rough Country's product, this kit is backed by a limited lifetime replacement warranty towards manufacturer defects. 

Features and Benefits:

• Levels front end with the rear
• Easy bolt-on installation
• 46mm digressive piston
• Features 0-2 inch adjustability
• Adjust height by utilizing grooves in the strut body
• 18mm centerless ground, case hardened, chromed rod
• 46mm monotube design
• Fade free performance
• Maintains smooth, factory-like ride
• Features Digressive valving
• Zinc plated
• Estimated Install Time: 2-3 hours
• Limited Lifetime Warranty through Rough Country