Leveling your vehicle is meant to balance the height of the front suspension to match that of the rear and provides only one to two inches of difference in ride height.

Typically, from the factory, a truck or SUV is built with extra height in the rear to help the suspension compensate when towing or carrying heavier loads in your vehicles bed or cargo area. However, this factory ride height may not be suitable for some owners who do not use their vehicles for like purposes. One of the most common reasons for leveling a vehicles suspension is to accommodate a larger profile tires or set of custom wheels.