3" + 2" Full Lift Leveling Kit For 2007-2022 Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 1500 2007-2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 GMC Sierra

Fit my’08 4x4 perfectly! Though the installation process wasn’t hard or complicated, just be prepared for 3-4 hours

All parts were good quality and easy to install... perfect amount of lift for the 33s

Good quality kit but the front is higher than the back so I recommend 3 inch spacers for the rear to go with the front installed on a 2016 chevy silverado 1500

Over all it was an easy to do project. My son +and i did this off of the garage floor. Currently I do not have a hoist. But it was do able. Decided that if I was going this far I would also install new front struts and rear shocks. Great value for the money spent. Was not totally happy with the initial rear blocks so I went back and ordered a set of 3 inch and replaced the 2 inch. Also purchased a set of shock extenders.(allows for the use of stock shocks). It definitely improved the ride quality of my truck. Just the right amount of lift allows for a larger tire size to be run. 31 inch tires now.

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Leveling kit seems to be good quality. I’ve had it on a few months and no problems. The kit comes with blocks for the rear. If you are wanting to “level” you don’t need the rear blocks. I have a 2016 Silverado and the front lift leveled it perfectly. If you install the rear blocks then you will still be lower in the front. If you just want a leveling kit buy the cheaper one that comes with the front spacers only (in my opinion).

2015. Silverado 1500 Z71. A little hard to install also rides good Got a front end alignment afterwards. A little hard to install if you don't have the proper tools.

I was OK with the fact that my truck is an inch lower in the back until one of my front brake calipers sheered off. I won't tell you how I almost rear ended a vehicle but tell you why this kit is dangerous.First there should be an option for 3" rear lift blocks, this does not level, at least my truck...2011 GMC Sierra SLE 6.2 4x4. I will probably add 3" blocks to the back currently using my airbags to make up the inch.Second and worse, by front brake caliper sheared off. Fixed it thanks to being close to AutoZone. Drove 6 hours to and from my trip through the AZ Mtns. Looked this morning and after 2 months of install no axle plate on the left and only 3 bolts remaining on the right. I cranked them down pretty tight, I have built in torque in my grip and know they were absolutely tight. I kick myself for not spending the .80 in lock Washers and using lock tight, but figured it must be designed that way. To top it off the axle plates are not easy to find and I will have to wait on shipping, hoping they are right.I don't normally write reviews and depreciate those that do...please take the time to lock washer and locktite the bolts so you don't crash.