Suspension & Lift Kits

Shop suspension parts, lift kits, leveling kits, and rear suspension kits for pickup trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and other compatible vehicles at BTS Lighting & Accessories. Our Canadian suspension selection makes it easier to find vehicle-specific options for changing ride height, leveling your truck, accommodating a different wheel-and-tire setup, or replacing and upgrading suspension components.

Whether you want to level the front of your truck, add additional ride height, build a more aggressive off-road setup, or complete a suspension upgrade, proper vehicle fitment is essential. Use the finder to browse by brand, kit type, lift height and vehicle make. Then check the exact kit’s listed years, models, drivetrain, trim and factory-suspension restrictions.

Please note: Suspension parts, lift kits, leveling kits, and rear kits in this category are available exclusively to Canadian customers and can only be shipped within Canada.

Choosing the right suspension components starts with your exact vehicle and what you want the finished setup to accomplish.

Follow these steps:

1. Identify your vehicle’s exact year, make, model, trim and drivetrain before reviewing kit applications.

2. Use the available filters to narrow the catalog, then compare each kit’s application notes with your vehicle.

3. Choose between a lift kit, leveling kit, rear kit, or individual suspension component based on your intended setup.

4. Compare the listed lift height, vehicle compatibility, included components, wheel-and-tire requirements, and other product-specific information.

5. Consider any existing modifications, including aftermarket wheels, oversized tires, suspension components, bumpers, or other accessories.

6. Contact BTS Lighting before ordering if you are unsure whether a kit is compatible with your exact vehicle or current modifications.

The vehicle-make filter is a browsing aid, not a complete year, make and model fitment check. Suspension fitment can depend on more than year, make and model. Drivetrain, factory suspension configuration, trim package, existing ride-height changes, and other vehicle-specific equipment may affect compatibility.

Different suspension products solve different problems. Choosing the correct type depends on whether you want to raise the entire vehicle, correct front-to-rear stance, change rear ride height, or replace specific suspension components.

Lift Kits

Lift kits are designed to increase vehicle ride height using a combination of components appropriate to the specific application. Depending on the vehicle and kit, a lift can provide additional clearance for larger wheel-and-tire combinations, change vehicle stance, or support an off-road-oriented build.

BTS Lighting offers available lift-kit options across several ride-height categories, including:

• 1.5-inch lift kits and suspension options

• 2-inch lift kits

• 2.5-inch lift kits

• 3-inch lift kits

• 4-inch lift kits

• 6-inch lift kits

The components and modifications required vary significantly between kits. Always review the exact product listing rather than selecting a kit based on lift height alone.

Leveling Kits

Leveling kits are generally used to reduce the factory difference between front and rear ride height by raising one end of the vehicle, most commonly the front.

A leveling kit can be useful when you want a more level stance or are planning a wheel-and-tire combination that requires additional front clearance. The amount of lift, suspension design, and components used vary by vehicle and kit.

Do not assume that every leveling kit will allow the same tire size. Wheel width, offset, tire dimensions, suspension geometry, and vehicle-specific clearances still need to be considered.

Rear Kits

Rear suspension kits can be used when a specific vehicle setup requires a change to rear ride height or related suspension components.

Available products may include application-specific rear blocks, extensions, and other components. The correct rear setup depends on the vehicle, existing suspension, front suspension changes, and desired finished ride height.

Suspension Parts

Individual suspension components are available for specific repairs, upgrades, and suspension configurations.

Depending on the application, the BTS Lighting suspension catalog may include components such as:

• Upper control arms

• Rear blocks

• Shock extensions

• Suspension tools

• Application-specific suspension components

• Replacement or supporting hardware where specified

Included components vary by product. Check the individual listing carefully to determine exactly what is supplied with each suspension part or kit.

The right lift height depends on your vehicle, wheel-and-tire plans, intended use, desired appearance, and how much modification you are prepared to make.

Consider the complete vehicle setup rather than choosing a lift based only on height.

1.5-Inch to 2-Inch Lift or Level

Smaller ride-height changes are commonly considered by drivers who want a modest change in stance or additional clearance without pursuing a substantially taller vehicle.

Exact tire clearance and finished ride height depend on the vehicle and kit.

2.5-Inch to 3-Inch Lift

A mid-range lift can create a more noticeable stance and may be considered when moving toward larger wheel-and-tire combinations or a more off-road-oriented build.

At this height, wheel offset, tire dimensions, suspension clearance, and application-specific geometry become increasingly important.

4-Inch Lift

A 4-inch suspension lift creates a substantial change in vehicle height and may require a more comprehensive collection of suspension components than a simple leveling system.

Always review the manufacturer’s application notes, wheel-and-tire recommendations, and installation requirements for the exact kit.

6-Inch Lift

A 6-inch lift represents a major change in ride height and should be approached as a complete vehicle setup rather than simply a way to install larger tires.

Wheel and tire dimensions, suspension geometry, steering components, driveline considerations, vehicle clearance, and other application-specific requirements should all be reviewed before purchasing.

Lift height alone does not determine tire fitment. Two trucks with the same nominal lift height can require different wheel offsets, tire sizes, or additional modifications depending on the vehicle and suspension system.

A lift or leveling kit can change the amount of space available around the tires, but it does not automatically make every larger tire size compatible with your vehicle.

Before selecting larger wheels or tires, consider:

• Vehicle year, make, model, and trim

• Suspension kit and specified lift height

• Wheel diameter and width

• Wheel offset and backspacing

• Tire width

• Overall tire diameter

• Suspension clearance

• Fender and inner wheel-well clearance

• Steering clearance at full lock

• Existing suspension modifications

• Vehicle load requirements

• Intended on-road or off-road use

Aggressive wheel offsets and wider tires can create clearance issues even when additional suspension height is available. Likewise, taller tires may contact suspension, body, or steering components depending on the application.

If you are planning suspension, wheels, and tires together, treat them as one complete fitment system rather than selecting each component independently.

Suspension modifications are especially popular on pickup trucks and off-road vehicles because ride height, tire clearance, stance, and terrain use are closely connected.

When planning a truck or SUV suspension setup, consider how the vehicle is actually used:

• Daily-driven trucks: Consider the total effect of the suspension and wheel-and-tire combination on everyday use.

• Off-road builds: Suspension clearance, tire size, wheel offset, terrain, steering clearance, and underbody clearance should be evaluated together.

• Work trucks: Payload, towing, vehicle configuration, and manufacturer requirements should be considered before modifying the suspension.

• Show and street builds: Desired stance should still be balanced with proper suspension, steering, wheel, and tire fitment.

• Modified vehicles: Existing lifts, leveling components, aftermarket control arms, wheels, tires, or other suspension changes may affect which additional components are compatible.

Never assume a lift kit is appropriate for towing, payload, or a particular tire size unless the exact kit documentation supports that application.

Suspension components are highly vehicle-specific. A kit intended for one model year, drivetrain, trim, or factory suspension configuration may not fit another version of the same vehicle.

Before ordering, verify:

• Vehicle year

• Make and model

• Trim or package when applicable

• 2WD or 4WD configuration when relevant

• Factory suspension configuration

• Intended lift or leveling height

• Existing suspension modifications

• Wheel and tire specifications

• Any fitment exclusions listed by the manufacturer

• Exact components included with the kit

Some vehicles may also have factory packages or suspension options that affect compatibility. Always use the exact product listing as the final source for application-specific fitment.

If your vehicle has already been modified or you are unsure which configuration it has, contact BTS Lighting before ordering.

Changing suspension ride height can affect more than vehicle appearance. The amount of change and the components involved determine what additional checks may be required.

Depending on the vehicle and suspension kit, consider checking:

• Wheel alignment

• Steering and suspension clearance

• Tire clearance through the full steering range

• Brake-line and related component clearance

• Wheel and tire compatibility

• Headlight aim

• Vehicle stance and front-to-rear ride height

• Manufacturer-recommended torque checks

• Driver-assistance or vehicle systems that may be affected by ride-height changes

Not every vehicle or kit requires the same procedures. Follow the installation and post-installation instructions supplied for the exact suspension system being installed.

Professional installation may be appropriate when specialized tools, suspension disassembly, alignment, or additional vehicle adjustments are required.

BTS Lighting brings a practical, fitment-focused approach to suspension upgrades for Canadian pickup trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and modified vehicles.

Customers can shop:

• Lift kits for trucks, SUVs, and other compatible vehicles

• Leveling kits

• Rear suspension kits

• Individual suspension parts and components

• Multiple available lift heights from 1.5 inches through 6 inches

• Vehicle-specific suspension products

• ReadyLIFT products and other available suspension brands

• Suspension options that can be planned alongside aftermarket wheels and tires

• Canadian-market suspension products shipped within Canada

• Support from a Canadian automotive and truck-accessory business

If you are unsure which suspension kit fits your vehicle, contact BTS Lighting with your year, make, model, trim, drivetrain, current suspension setup, wheel specifications, tire size, and desired ride height before placing your order.