Lift Kits in Arlington, TX

Full-Service Lift Kits in Arlington, TX

Arlington drivers reach our north Fort Worth shop by heading west and then north on the interstates that link Tarrant County. We install leveling kits, suspension lifts and body lifts on trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Each lift is planned around your tires and aligned before you leave. It is worth the trip for a truck built right.

We also handle the work that goes with a lift. That covers wheels and tires, shock rebuilds, steering and brake upgrades, and accessories like bumpers, off-road lights, airbags and onboard air. For trucks that see the trail, we build mid-travel and long travel suspension. One shop plans and installs the whole build.

Why Arlington Drivers Choose Us

Arlington truck owners come to us because lifts and suspension are our main work. Our team has over 29 years of experience. We explain what your truck needs and give you an estimate before anything starts. You approve the plan, then we build.

We are open Monday through Friday, and Saturday visits are by appointment. Call (817) 353-2028 before you drive up so we can plan your visit. We will talk through your lift, tires and accessories. Then we set the truck up for how you use it.

What We Do in Arlington, TX

From leveling kits and full lifts to wheels and tires, alignments, shocks, steering, brakes and accessories, we build trucks for drivers from Arlington:

About Arlington, TX

Arlington is the second-largest city in Tarrant County and the seventh most populous city in Texas, with 394,266 people in the 2020 census. It lies about 12 miles east of downtown Fort Worth and 20 miles west of downtown Dallas. It is home to AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, Six Flags Over Texas and the University of Texas at Arlington. Game days and events bring heavy traffic to its roads.

Interstate 20 and Interstate 30 cross the city, State Highway 360 runs along its eastern border, and US 287 crosses its southwest corner. With little public transit, most Arlington residents drive everywhere they go. That means a lot of miles on busy highways in the Texas heat. A truck with a sound lift and good tires handles those miles better.