Suspension

Lift kits, leveling kits, suspension parts, shocks and steering for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs, from brands including BDS Suspension, Bilstein, Carli Suspension, Cognito Motorsports, ICON Vehicle Dynamics and Zone Offroad. Pick a category to get started.

Lift Kits & Leveling Kits

Complete lift and leveling kits for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs.

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Shocks, Steering & Drivetrain

Shocks, steering stabilizers, tie rods and drivetrain parts.

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Pick your make to browse lift kits, leveling kits, parts and shocks for it, then narrow to your exact year and model with the selector below.

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Lift kits & leveling kits

A complete kit is the simplest way to change your ride height. Choose a 1 to 2 inch leveling kit to even out your stance, or a multi-inch lift system with matched shocks and hardware for bigger tires. Check each listing for the model-year range, 2WD or 4WD fit, lift height and what is included.

Lift Kits & Leveling Kits

Suspension parts & components

Replacing or upgrading a single part? Browse control arms, coil and leaf springs, radius arms, bump stops, bushings, sway bar links and track bars from brands like BDS Suspension, Baja Kits and ICON Vehicle Dynamics.

Suspension Parts & Components

Shocks, steering & drivetrain

Shocks, steering stabilizers, tie rods and drivetrain parts have the biggest effect on how a lifted or leveled vehicle rides and handles. Shop Bilstein, Carli Suspension, Cognito Motorsports and more.

Shocks, Steering & Drivetrain

Suspension buying guide

Quick answers to common lift and leveling questions.

What is the difference between a leveling kit and a lift kit?

A leveling kit raises the front of the truck, usually by 1 to 3 inches, so it sits level with the rear. It is the simplest way to gain tire clearance. A lift kit raises the front and rear and often includes new shocks and other hardware, giving more height for bigger tires and off-road clearance.

What is a body lift?

A body lift uses spacers between the body and the frame to raise the body without changing the suspension. It adds some tire clearance and does not change ride quality or suspension travel.

How much lift do I need for bigger tires?

It depends on your vehicle, wheel offset and the tire size you want. A leveling kit often allows a modestly larger tire, and a lift kit allows more. Check the tire fit for your model, or contact us and we will help you match the lift to the tires.

What else should I plan for after lifting a truck?

Plan on an alignment after any suspension change. Taller lifts can also call for longer brake lines, driveshaft or track bar changes, and shocks matched to the new ride height. Many kits include or list the parts needed for your lift height.

Will it fit my vehicle?

Every listing shows the model-year range and 2WD or 4WD fit. You can also start with Shop by vehicle to see parts that match your year, make and model.

Can you install it for me?

Yes. See our suspension upgrade services or request a quote and we will help you choose the right setup.

Not sure what fits your vehicle?

Shop by year, make and model, or talk to us about the right setup and installation.