Lift Kits and Lowering Kits
Do you find yourself looking for better ground clearance in your truck or SUV? Or maybe you want your vehicle lower to the ground. Here at Lykins Tire & Auto Service, we have a huge selection of lift kits, body lift kits, and lowering kits. We serve customers Southern California with the best lift kit and lowering kit selections available.
We carry a range of different kits to help you begin your search. Our professionals will help you decide whether you are looking for a suspension lift kit or a body lift kit.
A suspension lift kit:
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Raises your vehicle’s suspension system.
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Raises the vehicle itself above the frame.
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Is a system of springs and shocks.
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Suspends the body of the vehicle above the wheels.
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Leaves more room for tires.
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Allows for greater undercarriage clearance.
Suspension lift kits are normally intended for off-road vehicles traversing muddy, rocky, and mountainous terrain.
Maybe you are looking to improve the stability of your ride by lowering your vehicle. At Comtires, we have a large inventory of lowering kits.
A lowering kit:
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Consists of shocks, struts, and coil springs.
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Decreases air resistance.
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Increases straight line performance.
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Reduces fender gap.
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Provides quicker steering response and a sportier look.
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Can help eliminate or reduce body roll.
Lowering kits are most commonly used on race cars and sports cars, but they can also be installed on SUVs and trucks.
A body lift kit:
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Consists of a system of bolts and lift blocks.
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Raises the body of the vehicle above the frame.
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Is largely for visual purposes.
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Provides greater undercarriage clearance.
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Accommodates larger tires.
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Will not improve truck suspension.
Body lifts make it easy to feel each bump and dip in the ground because normal shocks are built to handle potholes and speed bumps rather than a harsher landscape. For this reason, body lift kits are more suited to an aesthetic appeal rather than off-roading.
Please contact us to make an appointment for more info rmation on Lifting and Lowering
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