Lift Kits in Haslet, TX

Full-Service Lift Kits in Haslet, TX

Haslet is our closest neighbor, and our shop in north Fort Worth sits only minutes south of town. Drivers from Haslet come down I-35W or US 287 and are at our bay before they know it. We install leveling kits, suspension lifts and body lifts on trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Each one is aligned and checked before it heads home.

A truck that pulls trailers, carries tools and works on open land needs a build made for that. We fit wheels and tires, rebuild shocks, upgrade steering and brakes, and add bumpers, work lights, airbags and onboard air. For trucks that need more off-road ability, we build mid-travel and long travel systems too. You get the full build without leaving the area.

Why Haslet Drivers Choose Us

Haslet drivers choose us because we are close by and we focus on trucks. Our team brings over 29 years of experience to lifts and suspension. We explain your options and the estimate before any work starts. You approve the plan first, every time.

Our shop is open Monday through Friday, and Saturday visits are by appointment. Being this close to Haslet makes drop-off and pick-up easy. Call (817) 353-2028 to tell us about your truck. We will help you set it up for work, towing or the trail.

What We Do in Haslet, TX

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

About Haslet, TX

Haslet lies about 15 miles north of downtown Fort Worth, mostly in Tarrant County with a small part in Denton County. The town grew up around the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway, whose tracks arrived in 1883, and once had a cotton gin. It borders Interstate 35W, US Highway 287 and Fort Worth Alliance Airport. Today it is known as a major intermodal hub.

Haslet has grown fast, from 1,952 people in the 2020 census to an estimated 5,267 in 2025. Its spot on I-35W and US 287 means heavy truck and freight traffic on the roads around town. A work truck that tows and hauls on these roads needs a lift and suspension built for that load. It keeps the truck steady and safe.