Looking at getting a leveling kit on my 2020 Silverado 1500 4x4. 2-3” so figure I only have to bring up the front. What’s the best bang for the buck and safe? Shops between Dallas to Tyler that are recommended. Not in a hurry to get it done but needing to get things lined out.
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Myself, 2021. If front only, thinking about Bilstein 5100's, like I did on my f-150. -
Had BigTex in Kingwood put one on my 2017 Silverado and was $400 with alignmentComment
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$500-$600 ish.Comment
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Highly recommend a drop bracket lift as opposed to reducing your suspension travel with a level kit aka “spacers”.Comment
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Bilstein 5100's will do the trick and ride well if your just raising the front a couple inches. It's better than just using a spacer.. I think I had about $400 in mine with alignment when I leveled my last F150.Comment
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I'd go with smaller tires on the front or bigger tires on the back.Comment
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Runners in the front, Mudders in the rear! Is this coming back along with the mullet?Originally posted by M16 View PostComment
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It's better than the Carolina lean that seems to have made its way hereOriginally posted by droebuck View Post
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LOLOriginally posted by M16 View Post
Not going to happen on this truck, but in High School I ran my trucks that way since all of them was 2wd. Not going to do that on my 4x4.Comment
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If you can change a tire, you can install a leveling kit. Easy-peasyComment
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Bilstein 5100s. Your truck will drive better with the bilsteins too.
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Just the front, having a shop toss in a cheap sub $100 spacer kit and do an alignment expect to be charged 250-300
Will lift it fine and be safe up to about 2.5" it will ride a little rougher than having a shop do a $500-$1000 coilover lift install.Comment
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