Lift Kits in Fort Worth, TX

Full-Service Lift Kits in Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth is home for B2P Motorsports, and our shop sits at 12819 Harmon Rd #605 in the city's far north, close to Haslet and Fort Worth Alliance Airport. Drivers from Alliance, the Stockyards side of town and the neighborhoods along I-35W can reach us without crossing the whole metroplex. We install leveling kits, suspension lifts and body lifts on trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Every lift leaves our bay aligned and checked from end to end.

A lift here is usually part of a bigger plan, so we handle the whole truck. That includes wheels and tires, shocks and coilovers, steering upgrades, brakes and accessories like bumpers, lights and onboard air. For owners who want more wheel travel, we also build mid-travel and long travel suspension. One shop plans it all so the parts work together.

Why Fort Worth Drivers Choose Us

Fort Worth truck owners pick us because lifts and suspension are our main work, not a side job. Our team brings over 29 years of experience, and we have served the city since 2023. We explain what your truck needs before any work starts. You approve the plan and the estimate before we pick up a wrench.

Being in north Fort Worth makes us an easy stop for people who live or work around the Alliance area and Texas Motor Speedway. We are open Monday through Friday, and Saturday visits are by appointment. Call (817) 353-2028 to tell us about your truck. We will help you pick the right lift and tires for how you drive.

What We Do in Fort Worth, TX

From leveling kits and full lifts to wheels and tires, alignments, shocks, steering, brakes and accessories, we cover every part of a truck build right here in Fort Worth:

About Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth is the county seat of Tarrant County and one of the largest cities in the United States, with more than 900,000 people counted in the 2020 census. It began in 1849 as an army post on a bluff above the Trinity River. Today the Stockyards National Historic District still hosts a daily cattle drive. Interstate 35W, Interstate 820 and US 287 carry much of its traffic.

Summers in Fort Worth are very hot, with August highs that average about 96 degrees. The city is also prone to supercell thunderstorms that bring large hail and sudden flooded streets. Heat is hard on shocks, tires and bushings, and storms leave wet, slick roads. A truck that sits higher on good tires handles that weather with more confidence.