Depends on how you're going to use the truck. A 2-inch leveling kit on a daily-driver F-150 is a different conversation than a 7-inch Cognito system on a Silverado HD. We'll talk through your goals - daily, off-road, towing, work truck - and recommend the right kit for your build, your tire size, and how Arizona's terrain is going to treat it. Free consultation, no pressure

Yes, all in-house. We mount and balance every tire size you can put on a truck: low-profile street tires, standard truck rubber, 35s, 37s, and bigger. We'll also hand-mount tires that other shops can't or won't touch.

We work with trusted brands like Fox, Bilstein, King, and Rough Country. We only install suspension components that meet our standards for safety, ride quality, and durability.

In most cases, no - and here's why. Parts bought online or secondhand can be incomplete, incorrect, or below the standards we stand behind. We've seen too many builds compromised by a missing bracket, a knockoff bushing, or a kit that "fits" until it doesn't.

If you've already bought parts, bring them in. We'll inspect them, verify fitment and compatibility, and if everything checks out, we'll quote and schedule the install.

Yes. All installation labor is backed by a workmanship guarantee, and most parts we install carry their own manufacturer warranties. See our Warranty page for full details, exclusions, and claim process.

Most lift kit and suspension installs are completed within one business day, depending on the complexity of the setup and any additional work (like wheels or alignment).

Yes. We send updates throughout the build - parts ordered, work started, expected completion. You can also call, text, or stop by anytime during business hours for a quick check in. The team working on your truck is the team you're talking to - no service-writer telephone games.

Not automatically. Federal law prevents manufacturers from voiding your full factory warranty just because you installed aftermarket parts - they have to prove the specific part actually caused the failure. That said, certain modifications affect certain coverage (lifting can affect drivetrain coverage, tuning can affect powertrain coverage). We'll walk through how each modification affects your factory warranty before we install anything, so you can make an informed call.