Sometimes you just need to get higher!  Chances are if you own a Jeep at some point you have contemplated giving it a lift.  Lift kits typically range from 1.5 inches to 4 inches.  Most people tend to go with a 2-2.5inch. Jeep Lift Kit.

The other thing to keep in mind is that typically there are only two scenarios as to why you want to add a lift kit. 1, You’ll have to decide whether you want it for functionality or 2, strictly for sheer style (which by the way they do look pretty kick-ass).

Some features are that you do get a better view over the road and anything that might be a danger hazard and it can increase on and off-road handling.

Just be aware that installing suspension lift kits are work and often better overseen by a professional or inspected after your DIY, so please keep that in mind. But there are many videos and loads of resources that will supply step by step instructions.

The other important part to consider is what type of kit you’re after.  For instance if you drive a Jeep Wrangler you might want to look at reputable brands such Superlift kits not only because they were Established in 1975, but Superlift remains a pioneer in the industry, and is one of the few suspension companies operated by true truck and off-road enthusiasts.  These guys know how to talk the talk because they walk the walk! Oh, and they look impressive on your Jeep!

Also, don't  forget to check out other options as well like Skyjacker since their days started in the early 1970's, Skyjacker's field-proven expertise is in suspension systems especially their new lift systems for the NEW Jeep Wrangler, JL and Rubicon.  They are pretty sweet and feature DUAL RATE-LONG TRAVEL coil springs designed specifically for the JL which will help ensure a superb highway ride quality and then performance on any terrain - whether on-road or for off-road use.   

Whatever you decide now or in the future for your lifted vehicle, we are confident that you won’t have any regrets.

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