Before & After pics....leveling kit & wheels/tires

[slickville dave]

good morning gents and lady's anyone know if a 3 inch front 1 inch rear dose to your warranty. didn't even get truck yet have plan for exhaust / cold air intake and for sure a lift . almost went for tremor package (4700 $ more )but i could do some stuff cheaper myself. its a 2021 dealer offers a lift or leveling kit 1200 $ can get parts for under 400$ please advisee. this is way more fun than i thought. thanks dave.

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[Jbroke]

good morning gents and lady's anyone know if a 3 inch front 1 inch rear dose to your warranty. didn't even get truck yet have plan for exhaust / cold air intake and for sure a lift . almost went for tremor package (4700 $ more )but i could do some stuff cheaper myself. its a 2021 dealer offers a lift or leveling kit 1200 $ can get parts for under 400$ please advisee. this is way more fun than i thought. thanks dave.

In my personal opinion, dealers will try to void warranty and save a dime on their end regardless. Will likely try and say the lift caused any issue even if installed by dealer. Now for $1200 is that just a spacer? If so that’s bad however if it’s actual lift (like a Eibach pro kit) with installation and I assume alignment it’s not too terrible of a price.

 

[DukeCanBuildit]

Rough Country 2-1/2" Level Kit
General Grabber A/T X- 275/70R17 (32")
Menace Wheels - 17" x 8" +15mm Offset

 

[TBR17]

Posted these originally on another thread and thought they might be helpful for someone looking here.
OEM 17 inch wheels and OEM Hankook Dynapro AT2 tires
First pic = stock
2nd pic = ReadyLift 2 inch level
3rd pic = Rough Country 2.5 inch level

Very helpful. Just now debating 2" vs 2.5". Which did you prefer and why?

 

[AzScorpion]

Very helpful. Just now debating 2" vs 2.5". Which did you prefer and why?

I'll give you my .02 which might be all it's worth. ?

I went with the 2.5" because it brings the front closer to level. It's still about 3/8" lower than the rear but by eye you can't tell. If you're going to be hauling heavy stuff you might want to go with the 2". This way when the rear sags from the weight the front won't be higher.

 

[apotocki]

I agree with Dave. I most definitely prefer the 2.5 inch level for pretty much the same reasons. From a looks standpoint, almost all of the rake is gone making the truck look more aggressive but the rear is just a bit higher.
A note - the ReadyLift 2 inch only provided me with no more than 1.5 inches of 'lift' and there was still a noticeable rake that 'bugged' me. The Rough Country 2.5 inch that I used provided a true 2.5 inches.
My only hesitation on going with a true 2.5 inches would be if you are planning on retaining the OEM tires.....in my case, my truck came with optional Hankook Dynapro AT2 (not the ATM)....I think they look fine but once they wear I will not hesitate to go up a size!

 

[Blakebird]

stock

Fox / Roush 2.0 coilovers (set to 2" leveling lift) and Fox shocks
265/70R17 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

 

[Lost19Ranger]

Before and after!
Bilstein 5100 all the way around 2.5” level in the front.
Icon rebounds 17x8.5 /0/offset
Toyo open country At3 285x70x17.

I love that it looks and rides like a completely different truck

Ps the running boards are gone now also.

 

[slickville dave]

Before and after!
Bilstein 5100 all the way around 2.5” level in the front.
Icon rebounds 17x8.5 /0/offset
Toyo open country At3 285x70x17.

I love that it looks and rides like a completely different truck

Ps the running boards are gone now also.

i got factory running boards hate them look like pappy steps. like the tremor nerf steps

 

[Kawffin]

Eibach pro truck 2.5 inch level, Icon rebounds 17x8.5 +25 offset, General Grabbers ATX 275/70r17

Any more pics? This is the exact setup I got without the tires.

 

[WoofersInc]

Before and after. Ford/Fox level kit, Firestone Destination X/T’s in 255/75/17.

 

[onobeka]

Not sure if I am allowed to, but here goes.
Mine, before lift, stock tyres 265/65/17.

After lift: 2" front (32mm spacers) and back (add a leaf). Tyres 265/70/17". Flares added later.

And here a comparison with a stock ranger, model Thunder 2020. This time is with the winter tyres, 265/65/17. It sits a bit higher with the all terrains.

 

[TJMarchand]

Not sure if I am allowed to, but here goes.
Mine, before lift, stock tyres 265/65/17.

After lift: 2" front (32mm spacers) and back (add a leaf). Tyres 265/70/17". Flares added later.

Looks excellent, and beautiful scenery as well!

 

[onobeka]

Looks excellent, and beautiful scenery as well!

Thank you!

 

[Waxthis]

Well, we all know what stock height looks like. Here's mine with the Ford/ Fox 2.0 kit with stock tires / rims...

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