Does Discount Tire do lift kits?

At Discount Tire Centers, we feature Rough Country and ReadyLift lift kits. When you’re ready to optimize your truck or Jeep’s rock climbing and mudding capabilities, our team is ready for the job. Our lift kit installers in Newton and Bryam will raise your truck, Jeep, or SUV to the height you need.

What’s the difference between lift kits and leveling kits?

A leveling kit essentially levels the front of the vehicle to match the stock height of the back, with a maximum lift of about two inches in the front. A lift kit lifts the truck much higher into the air, but requires far more time and energy to add in what is basically a new suspension system.

What does Discount Tire do for free?

At no additional charge to you, we’ll rotate and balance the tires you purchased from any of our Discount Tire stores for the life of the tires. We recommend that you rotate your tires every 6,000-8,000 miles to ensure your tires wear more evenly.

Can I install a lift kit myself?

If their vehicle requires that type of work, some people have it done professionally. But if you are confident in your ability and can follow instructions, you and a buddy can do the entire process yourselves. Just be careful removing the coil spring. Installing a lift kit is time consuming.

Are leveling kits worth it?

A leveling kit is a perfect addition if you are looking to improve off-roading capabilities. Higher ground clearance and larger tires are ideal when venturing into mud, dirt, rocks, sand, and other terrains. It will prevent the front bumper and other parts from being damaged by rocks and debris.

How much should I lift my truck?

Depending on how big your truck is, a six-inch lift is the only way to go. While smaller trucks shouldn’t be lifted too much, it would be a shame not to let larger vehicles show off a larger lift. If you want 35″ tires, a 6-inch lift is the perfect amount of lift to accommodate them.