
Looking for superior ground clearance, better shock absorption, and bigger tires for your truck? If so, you may be considering whether it’s worth the cost to lift a truck. In the guide below from Jack Burford Chevrolet,inc., we’ll take a look at how much it costs to lift a truck to meet your needs in Lexington.
So, how much is it to lift a truck? Lift kits come in different sizes, and the cost of a lift kit depends on whether the lift is minor or major. The most affordable options are levelling kits and body kits, which range in price from $100 to $500. For $1,000 to $5,000, suspension lift kits offer a much more dramatic lift and enhanced off-road capabilities.
When you bring your vehicle to a certified Chevy service center for a lift kit, you’ll also be paying for the time it takes to install. Lift kit installation typically takes between 7 and 15 hours of labor, depending on the complexity of your setup. For an accurate installation cost estimate, contact our service center to speak with a technician.
If you opt for a full lift (rather than the minor lift of a leveling kit), you’ll need to choose between a body lift or a suspension lift. What’s the difference? While a body lift raises the body of the vehicle to make room for larger tires without altering its basic structure, suspension lifts typically involve significant changes to your truck’s original equipment. If you go with a suspension lift, we recommend OEM parts to ensure a perfect fit and to preserve the integrity of your Chevrolet vehicle.
If you’re a serious off-roader looking for the following benefits on the roadways and trails around Winchester, then the cost to lift a truck is probably worth it! Here are just a few great reasons to lift a truck:
Ready to fit your favorite Chevy truck with a lift? We’re your source for genuine Chevrolet lift kits, leveling kits, and other accessories. Order parts online, or stop by our dealership near London to speak with a technician about custom upgrades for your truck. We hope to hear from you soon!
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