What Is the Cost To Lift a Truck?

If you’ve been dreaming of turning heads around Wichita with a lifted truck, you’re probably wondering, “How much does it cost to lift a truck?” The cost depends on several things, like the style of lift kit you choose. Here Don Hattan Dealerships explains the cost to lift a truck and more. If you have questions, feel free to contact us. We’re here for you!

How much does it cost to lift a truck? The cost to lift a truck depends on the style and brand of lift kit you choose. Additionally, you’ll want to consider if you’re going to have it professionally installed or if you’ll be installing it yourself. Leveling and body kits are the most affordable lift kits and typically range from around $100-$500.

These lift kits don’t improve function much but will turn heads around Wichita. If you desire to enhance your truck’s performance for off-road out past the beaten roads around Derby, you’ll want a suspension lift kit. Suspension lift kits generally cost between $1,000 and $5,000. If you’re interested in a lift kit, be sure to visit our parts centers for more information.

When asking, “How much is it to lift a truck?” you also need to consider labor. Will you do it yourself or get a professional installation? A certified technician can usually complete the work in seven to 14 hours. Or, if you’re mechanically inclined, you can always attempt to do it yourself. But, we at Don Hattan Dealerships strongly recommend that you leave the work to a professional. When you bring your pickup truck to one of our service centers, we can give you an estimate before we do the job.

One of the most important choices you’ll need to make for your Derby lifestyle is choosing between lift kits vs. leveling kits.

Leveling kits are used to even out differences in your truck suspension or increase the height of a truck by a couple of inches. For example, they can counterbalance heavy accessories, like a winch, which can weigh down one end of your pickup.

Real lift kits come in two categories. The smaller versions raise your truck two to five inches. Larger versions raise your truck by six inches or more. These lift kits allow for more significant modifications to your truck’s exterior, but they typically cost significantly more than leveling kits.

If you opt for a lift kit, you’ll need to decide between a body lift and a suspension lift. A body kit raises the body of your new truck and provides room for larger tires. Suspension lift kits are larger and more extreme for off-road adventures. They typically require significant changes to your truck’s original equipment. Remember, we at Don Hattan Dealerships always recommend genuine OEM parts to protect your warranty.

Don Hattan Dealerships is your best source for high-quality lift kits. Reach out to one of our service teams to find the best lift kit for your Andover lifestyle and budget. Our service team will help you compare the cost of installation, and answer all of your questions. Get in touch with us today for more service tips and tricks!