LIFT KITS
We sell and install custom lift kits
WHY INSTALL A LIFT KIT?
Are you seeking to enhance your driving experience? Consider installing a lift kit. Many drivers choose to install lift kits for a variety of reasons, including improved performance and aesthetics. As the name suggests, a lift kit raises the height of the vehicle, providing increased ground clearance. This elevation is particularly beneficial for off-road enthusiasts, as it allows them to navigate rough terrains without the risk of damaging the undercarriage. Additionally, the increased height allows for the installation of larger tires, which can enhance traction and overall off-road capabilities.
Beyond functionality, some individuals opt for a lift kit to customize the appearance of their vehicle, giving it a more rugged and commanding presence. Ultimately, installing a lift kit demonstrates a desire to tailor the vehicle to specific needs, whether for off-road adventures, improved functionality, or a unique look both on and off the road.
At Snyder Performance, we offer a selection of lift kits for sale and provide professional installation services for your convenience. Elevate your driving experience with a lift kit from Snyder Performance.
TYPES OF LIFT KITS
There are a variety of lift kits available on the market, each tailored to meet different preferences, driving requirements, and vehicle models. The most common types include suspension lift kits, body lift kits, and leveling lift kits.
Suspension lift kits are a favorite among off-road enthusiasts as they elevate the entire vehicle by modifying or replacing specific suspension components like shocks, springs, and control arms. On the other hand, body lift kits primarily raise the vehicle's body from the frame, creating space between the chassis and the body without altering the suspension components. These kits are often chosen for aesthetic purposes or to accommodate larger tires without the need for extensive modifications.
Leveling lift kits are specifically designed to address the "rake" that some trucks and SUVs have, where the front sits lower than the rear, providing a more balanced stance. It is essential to thoroughly research each type to determine which one aligns best with your goals. We are here to assist you in selecting the right lift kit and answering any questions you may have.
