Lift & Leveling Kits

Get the Ground Clearance You Need

Your factory vehicle looks great and meets your average transportation needs, but it can be even better. At Radial Tire Walnut Grove, we sell and install suspension lift kits and leveling kits. Our products come from leading manufacturers in the aftermarket industry, and our qualified technicians offer years of combined experience in suspension service. This means your vehicle is in excellent hands every step of the way.

Lift Kits

Lift kits make it harder for rocks and debris to hit the low bumpers, exhaust system, and running boards. Ideal for off-road escapades, suspension lift kits provide additional ground clearance for bigger and badder tires and wheels. Rocky terrain, mud pits, and deep snow are less a match for you and your off-road Jeep, truck, or SUV when you're riding high with aggressive tread.

Leveling Kits

Most trucks come from the manufacturer with the rear higher than the front to accommodate for transporting heavy loads. But not everyone uses their truck bed frequently or with the amount of weight the manufacturer expected. A leveling kit brings the front to the same height as the rear, preventing nosedives and improving the appearance of your vehicle. This also gives you a little extra ground clearance to install larger tires and wheels if you choose.

Leveling kits are also great if you have heavy truck accessories weighing your vehicle down more than anticipated in the front.

When it comes time to choose what's right for you, let our knowledgeable and experienced technicians help you out. We serve Walnut Grove, CA, Isleton, CA, Rio Vista, CA, and surrounding areas.

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Lifting vs Leveling - What's the difference?

Both lifting and leveling allow for increased ground clearance. They also accommodate for larger tires. But with a leveling kit, you raise the front end of your vehicle to match the stock height of the back end. The average height increase is about 1-2 inches. Leveling kits are simpler than lift kits and generally less expensive.

Lift kits can take your vehicle much higher, due to the modification of suspension parts. You can increase the height of your vehicle from two inches up to ten inches, or even taller if you choose a custom modification. Depending on the desired height you want, lifting your truck will require new springs, shocks, control arms, and possibly a new driveshaft.

Keep in mind, with increased distance between the wheel and the hub and running larger tires may require running aftermarket wheels.