Raise Your Truck for Clearance and Capability

Lift Kit Installation Services in Barnegat and surrounding areas

If you haul boats to the Barnegat Inlet or drive through wooded trails near the bay, a factory suspension often bottoms out over ruts, roots, or uneven ground. Lift kits raise your truck or SUV to provide clearance for larger tires, improve approach angles on steep grades, and make towing more stable when the bed is loaded.

Tronix South installs suspension lift kits that replace or extend factory components such as springs, shocks, and control arms. We also install leveling kits for trucks that only need the front raised to match the rear. Lift heights range from two to six inches, depending on your intended use and vehicle model.

Call Tronix South to schedule a lift kit consultation in Barnegat and increase your truck's off-road performance.

What Changes When You Install a Suspension Lift

We remove your factory suspension components and replace them with lift-specific springs, shocks, and brackets designed to raise the frame while maintaining ride quality. Installation in Barnegat usually takes one to two days depending on the kit and vehicle type, and includes an alignment once everything is reassembled.

After the lift is installed, you will notice improved ground clearance that keeps the undercarriage from scraping on uneven surfaces, and the truck will sit more level when towing or carrying heavy loads in the bed. You can also fit larger tires, which improve traction and change the overall stance of the vehicle.

Lifted trucks may require recalibration of the speedometer if you increase tire size significantly, and some kits include extended brake lines or steering components to accommodate the new height. We walk you through any maintenance changes that come with the lift, such as more frequent alignment checks.

Deciding on Lift Height Takes Some Thought

Choosing the right lift depends on whether you plan to use the truck primarily on paved roads, dirt trails, or a mix of both, and whether you want larger tires or just more clearance.

What is the difference between a leveling kit and a full lift?
A leveling kit raises only the front of the truck to match the rear, usually by one to two inches. A full suspension lift raises the entire vehicle and allows for larger tires and more extreme off-road use.
How does a lift kit affect ride quality?
Quality suspension lifts maintain or improve ride quality by using upgraded shocks and springs. Cheap kits or excessive lift heights can make the ride rougher and less stable.
When do I need to replace factory components?
Most suspension lifts replace springs, shocks, and upper control arms. Larger lifts may also require new track bars, sway bar links, or steering components to maintain alignment and handling.
What size tires can I fit after a lift?
A two-inch lift typically allows for 33-inch tires, while a four-inch lift can fit 35-inch tires or larger. Tire size also depends on wheel offset and fender trimming.
Why does my truck need an alignment after a lift?
Lifting the suspension changes the angles of your wheels and steering components, which can cause uneven tire wear and poor handling if not corrected with an alignment.

Tronix South helps you choose a lift kit that matches your driving habits and vehicle, and we handle every step from installation to alignment so your truck drives correctly from the start. Contact us to schedule a lift kit installation in Barnegat and get your truck ready for the trails.