I just bought a used F-150 and want to swap out the factory rims. For the tires I want, I’m going to need to raise the front end of the truck. How much does a leveling kit cost?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
If you install the leveling kit yourself, it will run you between $200 to $1,000, and having one professionally installed will cost between $800 to $4,000.
One important note, a leveling kit may void your warranty (at least in part) because it’s an aftermarket system. You didn’t say how old the truck is, so just check your paperwork to make sure.
Most truck owners do research before installing a leveling kit. You have to determine which system is optimal for your vehicle and then decide whether you want it professionally installed.
In addition to researching aftermarket parts and systems, you should also research your current
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