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Classic square-body pickup riding high on oversized off-road tires

Rough Country · installed & aligned

Lift kits done right
in Tyler and Longview.

We install leveling kits to remove factory rake and lift kits for tire and ground clearance. One quote covers the kit, the install and the alignment.

The hardware

Kits for what
you drive.

We install lift and leveling kits from Rough Country, one of the biggest names in off-road hardware, and carry McGaughys suspension parts as well, with applications across Ford, Chevrolet, GMC, RAM, Toyota, Nissan, Jeep and Hummer. F-150, Silverado, Sierra, RAM 1500, Tundra, Tacoma, Wrangler: pick a height and we match the exact kit to your year, make and model.

Dodge / RamChevroletFordGMCHummerJeepNissanToyota+ more

Know the difference

Level it.
Or lift it.

01 · Leveling kit

Kill the factory rake

Most trucks leave the factory nose-down, so they sit level under a loaded bed or a trailer. Empty, that rake just looks tired. A leveling kit raises the front an inch or two to match the rear. It's the cheapest way to fix your stance, and the extra clearance up front lets you run a bigger tire without rubbing. Ride and handling stay close to stock.

Front lift onlyStock-like rideClears bigger frontsLowest cost
02 · Lift kit

Real ground clearance

A lift raises the whole truck, front and rear. That buys clearance under the frame and body, room to fit 33s on up to 37s, and, with the right kit, the suspension travel to keep tires planted when the trail gets ugly. It's the bigger job and the bigger change: stance, ride and geometry all move, which is why the install matters as much as the kit.

Front + rearRoom for 33s to 37sOff-road travelFull geometry change

Not sure which you need? Tell us whether the truck is a daily driver, tow rig or trail toy, and we'll quote both options. Start a quote or call Tyler / Longview.

The install standard

Bolted on.
Backed up.

01

Torqued to spec

Every fastener goes to the manufacturer's torque value. Suspension hardware is not the place for gun-tight guesses.

02

Re-checked after break-in

New components settle as they seat. Bring the truck back after your first stretch of miles and we re-torque the hardware and re-inspect the work.

03

Aligned after the change

Raising a truck moves camber, caster and toe. Every height change gets an alignment, so it leaves tracking straight instead of scrubbing tires.

04

Matched to the new geometry

New height means different offsets, backspacing and clearances. We spec the wheel and tire package to the truck's new geometry, so the set you buy fits the truck you have now.

Aftermarket wheel and all-terrain tire on a lifted blue Tacoma at dusk

Straight answers

Before
you lift.

Do I need an alignment after a lift or leveling kit?
Yes. Any change to ride height changes your suspension geometry: camber, caster and toe all move. Skip the alignment and the truck will eat the edges off expensive tires. That's why an alignment comes with every height change we do.
Will a lift or leveling kit void my warranty?
It depends on your vehicle and your manufacturer, and anyone who gives you a blanket answer is guessing. Some makes are lenient, some dealers are strict. Tell us what you drive and what's left on your factory coverage and we'll tell you straight, including when the honest move is to check with your dealer before we turn a wrench.
How long does the install take?
Depends on the kit. A simple front leveling kit is a much shorter job than a full suspension lift with new components at all four corners. When we quote the kit, we quote the time with it, so you'll know before you book whether it's a wait-in-the-lobby job or a drop-it-off job.