Lift Kits
Truck and Jeep Lift Kits
Whether you're conquering weekend trails or simply want an aggressive stance on the street, the right lift kit transforms your truck or Jeep from the ground up. We carry one of the largest selections of lift kits anywhere, backed by staff who actually know suspension and can help you make the right call for your build.
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Measuring your bed
Put a tape measure inside the bed, from the inside of the bulkhead (front wall) to the inside of the closed tailgate. Round to the nearest inch — a 69" measurement is a 5'8" bed.
Bed length is measured inside the box, not along the outside of the truck.
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Why Lift Your Truck or Jeep?
A lift kit does more than turn heads. More ground clearance means you can run larger tires, clear obstacles on the trail, improve approach and departure angles off-road, and eliminate the factory rake that gives most trucks a nose-down look. Whether you are building a dedicated off-roader or a daily driver with attitude, there is a kit built for your goals and your budget.
Types of Lift Kits We Carry
Suspension Lift Kits
Suspension lift kits replace or modify your factory suspension components to raise the entire vehicle, including the frame, body, and all associated hardware. Available in lifts ranging from 2 to 8 or more inches, these kits deliver genuine off-road performance with improved articulation, wheel travel, and ground clearance. Most 4-inch-and-taller kits are full suspension replacements -- the original parts come off and new ones go on -- and are best installed by a trained technician.
Leveling Kits
Not ready for a full lift? A leveling kit raises the front end two to three inches to match the rear, creating a flat, level stance and making room for larger tires up front. They are a popular first step for truck owners who want a cleaner look without a major suspension overhaul, and they can also help support the extra weight of a replacement front bumper -- especially one carrying a recovery winch.
Top Lift Kit Brands
We carry lift kits from the brands that have earned a reputation on real roads and real trails. Rough Country builds kits for nearly every make and model, from daily drivers to hardcore off-roaders. BDS Suspension is a go-to for serious performance builds. Fabtech, Skyjacker, Superlift, Rancho, and ReadyLIFT round out a lineup that covers virtually every truck and Jeep on the road today. Whether you're a Chevy, Ford, Ram, or Toyota family, we've got you covered.
Professional Lift Kit Installation Available
Buying the right kit is only half the job. Our trained installers handle the entire process so your lift goes on correctly, your alignment stays true, and your warranty stays intact. Stop into any H&H location and our team will walk you through your options and get you scheduled.
Common Questions
How much does a lift kit cost?
Lift kit pricing varies widely based on the type and brand. Basic leveling kits can start around $100 to $300, while full suspension lift kits from premium brands can range from $500 to over $2,000. Installation costs vary by kit complexity and vehicle.
Will a lift kit affect my ride quality?
It depends on the kit. Quality suspension lift kits from brands like BDS or Fabtech are engineered to maintain or improve ride quality when paired with the right shocks and components.
Do I need new tires after installing a lift kit?
Not necessarily, but most truck owners use the added clearance as an opportunity to upgrade to larger off-road or all-terrain tires. Our team can help you find a tire and wheel combo that works with your new lift height.
Is a lift kit the same as a leveling kit?
No. A leveling kit only raises the front of the vehicle to match the rear. A lift kit raises the entire vehicle, often significantly, and typically involves more components and a more involved installation process.
Will a lift kit void my factory warranty?
Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a dealer cannot void your warranty simply because you added aftermarket parts. However, if a lifted component is found to have caused a specific failure, that portion of the warranty could be affected. We recommend consulting your dealer before installing.
How long does lift kit installation take?
A basic leveling kit typically takes one to three hours. A full suspension lift kit can take anywhere from four to eight hours or more, depending on the vehicle and kit complexity. Our installers will give you a time estimate when you bring your vehicle in.