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Easy-to-Install, Vehicle-Compatible Truck Lift Kits
Customers install lifts onto their pickups for several reasons, but aesthetics and off-road performance are the most common.
While not every enthusiast wants to hit the trail in their ride, we’re all constantly looking for ways to improve our truck’s aesthetics. Installing a lift kit is one of the most impactful modifications you can make, providing a far more aggressive stance and room for oversized wheels and tires.
A lift kit boosts more than just your truck’s appearance. These modifications also make your ride more formidable on the trail. With added ground and tire clearance, you’ll be able to conquer challenging obstacles and terrain with ease. And with quality kits from brands like Superlift, you can place your trust in the quality of your new suspension lift.
Almost every lift kit on RealTruck is vehicle-specific. Each order is designed exclusively for your application for a perfect fit and includes everything necessary for installation, including hardware and thorough installation instructions. There’s no better place to shop for high-quality, perfectly-fitting lift kits than at RealTruck.
Our Popular Truck Suspension & Body Lifts
Lift kits come in numerous styles, though two of the most common are suspension and body lifts. Here are the key differences between these popular lift styles.
Suspension Lift Kits
Suspension lift kits achieve a taller ride height by modifying your vehicle’s suspension components with items like lift spindles, strut spacers, extended struts, drop brackets, blocks, and taller shocks. Suspension lifts tend to alter ride quality and are traditionally more expensive than body lifts.
RealTruck Expert Pick: Superlift Standard 4” Lift Kit
Why we love it:
Complete front and rear lift kit
Vehicle-specific fitment
Includes all required installation hardware
Most kits are available with Superlift, FOX, or Bilstein shocks
Limited lifetime warranty
Body Lift Kits
Unlike suspension lifts, body lift kits don’t modify the suspension. Instead, lift is achieved using a series of alloy or composite spacers stacked on top of your vehicle’s factory body mount bushings. By elevating the body above the frame by two to three inches, your vehicle will have the appearance of a lift.
RealTruck Expert Pick: Rugged Ridge® 3” Body Lift Kit
Why we love it:
Complete lift kit designed specifically for your Jeep®
High-quality composite spacers and alloy components
Includes all the necessary hardware
Limited 5-year warranty
FAQs About Our Lift Kits
Q: Body vs suspension lift kit: what’s the difference?
A: Body lifts and suspension lifts both increase your vehicle’s ride height, but they do so in different ways. Body lifts raise the body over the frame using spacers, whereas suspension lifts modify a vehicle’s suspension to achieve a lift. Each has its unique benefits. Learn more about the differences in our Suspension Lift vs. Body Lift Comparison.
Q: How much does it cost to lift a truck?
A: Pricing for lift kits can vary significantly depending on the type of lift kit, brand, and what accessories are included. Basic lift kits may begin under 1,000 dollars, while high-end coilover systems can easily reach triple or quadruple that amount.
Q: How high can I lift my truck?
A: If you plan to drive your truck on the road, we advise limiting lift height to around six inches to retain drivability and safety. However, your local laws may regulate taller or shorter heights. For additional information, check out our overview of Lift Kit Laws by State.
Q: Is ReadyLIFT the best lift kit?
A: While a reputable manufacturer, there are several other brands, like Superlift, making top-quality products at similar price points. Shop our selection of Superlift lift kits.
Expert Lift Kit Advice and Resources
Check out our expert lift kit advice, found on RealSource, including image galleries, lift laws, and more.
Lift Kit Guides by Vehicle
For additional information on lift kits for your particular vehicle, check out our vehicle-specific installation guides and best-of articles.