As soon as your truck leaves the safety of the pavement, the power of lift kits becomes clear. It doesn’t take very much in the way of uneven terrain to put the undercarriage of the average pickup truck in grave danger, and many construction/demolition work sites and other offroad environments are full of these types of hazards. The primary functionality of a lift kit added to your truck is to allow you to get where you need to go off the beaten path without worrying about damage to your exhaust system, engine components, and other elements between the truck body and the ground.

Lifting your truck will look very different depending on your needs. Of course, we’ll need to find out from you just how high you want to go. If you spend lots of time driving across unpredictable terrain on work sites, you may just want a little elevation to keep the undercarriage safe from damage. If you plan to go adventuring over the toughest trails and want to make sure you can keep up with the pack, you’ll probably want more height.

Lift kits are also useful for improving your truck’s towing power–ask our experts about customizing your lift kit to match your needs for towing your boat, camper, trailer, or other vehicles.