Lift Kits in Irving, TX

Full-Service Lift Kits in Irving, TX

Irving sits on the Dallas side of the airport, and its drivers reach our north Fort Worth shop by heading west on SH 114 past DFW International Airport. We install leveling kits, suspension lifts and body lifts on trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Every lift is fitted to your tires and aligned before the truck goes home. A truck that commutes on these freeways all week and heads out on weekends needs both a smooth ride and real capability.

A good lift needs the right parts around it, and we handle them all. That includes wheels and tires, shock rebuilds, steering and brake upgrades, and accessories like bumpers, lights, airbags and onboard air. For more off-road ability, we build mid-travel and long travel suspension. It all comes from one shop.

Why Irving Drivers Choose Us

Irving drivers choose us because lifts and suspension are our focus. Our team has over 29 years of experience with trucks. We explain your options and give you an estimate before any work starts. Nothing is done until you approve it.

We are open Monday through Friday, with Saturday visits by appointment. Call (817) 353-2028 before the drive over so we can plan your visit. We will help you pick the right lift and tires. Then we build the truck to drive well on the highway and off it.

What We Do in Irving, TX

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

About Irving, TX

Irving is a city of 256,684 people in Dallas County, the twelfth most populous city in Texas, and part of the Mid-Cities between Dallas and Fort Worth. It takes in part of Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Las Colinas, a mixed-use development of more than 12,000 acres, is home to the Mustangs at Las Colinas. Valley Ranch, a master-planned neighborhood, housed the Dallas Cowboys' headquarters from 1985 to 2016.

The Airport Freeway (SH 183) runs east to west through the city center, and the LBJ Freeway (I-635) crosses its northern edge. John Carpenter Freeway (SH 114) and the President George Bush Turnpike meet in an X near Las Colinas. These are some of the busiest roads in the region. A truck that tracks straight and stops well makes those daily miles easier.