Truck Body Lift Kits

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Outfitting your truck with a lift kit isn’t a task that you should entrust to just anyone. Why not? Because as long as you drive your truck, the quality of the workmanship that went into your lift kit will play an important part in how long it lasts and how well it performs.

At Trucks & Moore, we’ve been installing truck body lift kits for many years, and our customers love the results! We use high quality materials, we don’t cut corners during the installation process, and most importantly, we have a deep knowledge base to draw from. Having expertise about how a lift kit will perform in different contexts and about truck bodies in general makes us the best choice when you want to add this modification to your truck.

Read on to find answers to your questions about why you might need a lift kit, whether it’s a good fit for your truck, and how our professionals can help with installation and the other accessories you may want to add while your truck is here in our shop. Then give us a call and schedule your appointment at our Augusta, Georgia facility.

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Lift Kits for Work

People add truck body lift kits to their vehicles for different reasons. The main reason, however, is to make it safer and easier to take your truck over difficult terrain. By raising the undercarriage of your truck higher from the ground and using reinforced axles and struts, you give yourself the freedom to drive over bumps and ruts, large rocks, and whatever else might be in the way in an off-road environment without worrying about damaging your exhaust pipes and other parts.

How high does your truck need to be lifted? It all depends on your application. Recreational trails, remote work sites, and off-road camping areas all have their own challenges and call for different lift kit specifics.

Lift Kits for Looks

Let’s be honest: not all truck body lift kits are installed as part of an effort to prepare a truck for hard work on unpredictable terrain. Many of us just love the way our truck looks on the road when it’s lifted! We get it, and we’ll help you visualize what your truck will look like with the various options so that you can get the look you want.

And once your lift kit is installed, you’re likely to think of additional modifications that can make your truck look even better, from new rims to a bed liner to an upgraded exhaust system. You can get it all done by experts here at Trucks & Moore.

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FAQs

What is a leveling kit?

A leveling kit is similar to a lift kit, in that it modifies the infrastructure of your truck in order to get the body higher off the ground. However, the specific purpose of a leveling kit is to get the front of the truck even with the back of the truck–when they are shipped from the factory, most trucks are higher in the back than they are in the front.

What risks should I be aware of with truck body lift kits?

The biggest potential issue to keep in mind is that lift kits can have an impact on your truck’s handling. Because the center of gravity on an already heavy vehicle is raised higher, it becomes harder to safely make tight turns on roadways. Ask us about how you can get your truck looking great the way you want it to while also keeping it safe to drive!

Why is it called a truck “body” lift kit?

Even if all lifted trucks look the same to you, there are different ways to get a truck high off the ground. Truck body lift kits lift only the actual body of the truck, leaving the suspension in the same position. A suspension lift kit, on the other hand, raises the actual suspension system.

Which one is more expensive?

Truck body lift kits are very affordable! You can get the look you have in mind by using a body lift kit to raise your truck a few inches, avoiding the high costs of a full suspension lift kit. If your primary purpose is for aesthetics and you don’t plan to drive over heavy terrain on a regular basis, this is most likely the option you should choose.

Do I need different tires with a lift kit installed?

The wheels and tires you use with your lift kit are largely up to your preference. If your goals are work related, switching to larger tires will give you more clearance from the ground, giving you even more freedom to drive over rocks and unpredictable surfaces. But if you like the look of your original wheels and tires on your lifted truck, that will work as well.

Can you install my tires as well?

We are a full service truck shop! From advising you on your modifications to a spray-in bed liner to putting on your new tires, you can get all your needs taken care of here at Trucks & Moore.