Lift Kits in Keller, TX

Full-Service Lift Kits in Keller, TX

Keller sits just east of our shop in north Fort Worth, and Keller Parkway (FM 1709) runs west from town to I-35W, where it becomes Golden Triangle Boulevard. That makes us an easy drive for truck owners near Keller Town Center and along Davis Boulevard and US 377. We install leveling kits, suspension lifts and body lifts. Each lift is aligned before the truck goes home.

A family truck that tows, hauls sports gear and takes weekend trips needs a lift set up for that kind of use. We also fit wheels and tires, rebuild shocks, upgrade steering and brakes, and add bumpers, lights and airbags. For more off-road ability, we build mid-travel and long travel suspension too. You get the whole build from one shop.

Why Keller Drivers Choose Us

Keller drivers choose us for a lift that drives well every day, not just one that looks tall. Our team has over 29 years of experience, and lifts and suspension are our main work. We walk you through the options and the estimate before we start. Nothing goes on the truck until you approve it.

Our shop in north Fort Worth is close to Keller without a trip across the metroplex. We are open Monday through Friday, with Saturday visits by appointment. Call (817) 353-2028 to talk about your truck. We will help you match the lift to your tires and your driving.

What We Do in Keller, TX

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

About Keller, TX

Keller is a city of about 46,000 people in Tarrant County, first settled near the headwaters of Big Bear Creek and named for railroad foreman John C. Keller. It sits on the western edge of the Eastern Cross Timbers. City Hall stands at 1100 Bear Creek Parkway in Keller Town Center. The city keeps more than 26 miles of hiking and biking trails across its parks.

Keller lies east of Interstate 35W and south of Highway 114, with US 377 along its western border and Davis Boulevard (FM 1938) running north to south through town. Those busy roads link it to Fort Worth, Southlake and North Richland Hills. Like the rest of the area, it has hot, humid summers. That heat wears shocks and tires on trucks that tow and haul around town.