First off, thank you for taking the time to make this video 👍🏻 As a level and lift veteran I’d recommend a smaller lift like a 4” which allows for larger tires all while still being able to drive into parking garages as well as your own garage. Benefits of the lift out way the level. Lift: much better ground clearance for hunters, beach goers and off-roaders. Level: Untrue that your ride isn’t affected because with a lift you’re still able to keep the factory geometry but not with a level as your CV Joints and UCA’s over flex and can and will wear quickly when off-roading. Highly recommend coil overs with either as spring ratio plays a large role in ride comfort.
Mitch and Colton, I can't wait to get her dressed up with the black-tip magna flow exhaust from TC Customs and the Amp running boards! The ride is so smooth (and I had a few miles of testing to get her home)! The "vertically challenged" wife is very happy too! ;)
Tbh I’m 22 years old. I got my first truck about last year in august. Always wanted a truck you know wanted to go crazy and get a lift and everything but I just put a 3.5 level kit on it. And I’m in love it definitely a lot better than how it used to be just slap some big tires on it and you’ll be good. Basically If you never had a lift or level kit before I recommend just to start off with a level and work your way up a lot cheaper too 👍
I'm gonna be honest on I got a 21 and with a level it's plenty high enough for what most people need. From factory the 4x4 is a little higher than prior years
I think a video should be done on why its bad to Level a vehicle and then put a Custom Coilover Lift Under the level Kit example 3 inch level kit installed ontop of the 3 inch Coilover Lift and why thst can cause bad problems 2:01
On my 2021, 2x4, sport: I just put a 2.25 inch front leveling spacer and 295x65R20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers... No rubbing. Looks Great. On a road I previously got 22mpgs now I get 21mpgs...
If you level your truck you should be able to fit in most parking structures and garages. However, if you lift more than 3 inches you will no longer fit. I leveled out my f150 on 33.5-inch tires and only had 1 to 2 inches of clearance in most structures.
Thank you for finally addressing the impact to payload and towing capacity. I spec’ed out my 2018 F-150 to maximize the payload and towing capacity. The lifted trucks look great, but I value payload and towing ability more.
Mitch.... mannnnnn we see that F350 in the background that’s been tricked out.... please do a video on that truck!! I’ve done went through y’all website and tc customs website and I can’t find that truck to look at it! In your past video you said y’all had a plan for the big boy but haven’t seen the video yet... unless I’ve missed it!
I have Boss 0 to 3 inch coil overs with 2.5 blocks in the rear and I run 34 inch tires no rubbing and it rides as good if not better then stock. Also I did put air bags on the back.
I have a question it seems no one asks. On lift kits do y’all re-level the headlights? It seems every lifted truck I see most often they have the headlights shining right at you like they are high beams.
After the leveling kit is installed you have to get an alignment. Usually last step of alignments they will lower your headlights a couple inches to counter the leveling kit.
Lifted for me. I've had a 2" level on 33s and a 4.5" lift on 35s and I just prefer the taller truck. Going with a 6" lift on 35s with the latest truck I got. 6 week wait on my BDS kit unfortunately.
@@jon8832 You are spot on! I definitely go with the Amp research steps. They haven't been released yet for the 2021 F150 but I told the truck shop to go ahead and order me a set if they come out before the lift gets in.
Great video!! Just place and order yesterday on TC Custom for the magna flow exhaust with the dual black tip. Can’t wait to install it. Greetings from Florida!!!
Bds is not the most expensive lift kit might be for the ford There are 7 to 8 thousand dollar lift kits for toyota and long travel Setups can cost up to 20k
Does leveling affect towing at all. I never here you guys talk about this. Is there any other hardware that needs to be installed to sure things up safety wise?
This is really helpful! Thank you so much. Now, I have a f150 2019 with STX FX4 package. It came with 275 55 20. What would be the bigger size I can put with leveling kit? (Keeping the 20” wheels) thanks!
Cool vlog good information to know 👍 Is it possible if you could do a vlog for levling and lift kit for the super duty I have one of those and was interested. Thanks guys!!!!
I have a 2022 leveled on 305/44/22 had the truck for about 2 months getting a 4 inch left next Wednesday I just want it to look a little more aggressive
Love the video. One thing you guys left out is lifted leaves all the knuckles/joints (4x4 rod, steering rod, upper control arm joint ect. ) the same way. Leveled stresses all that.
I learn a lot from you guys. I feel you are the only honest guys in the country and are a teaching channel. So, question? When I am ready to buy, I live in Kansas and want to take a vacation, can I visit your dealership and buy from you even if I live in Kansas. Always wanted to visit your State anyway, but I want to meet you both, that's the contingency.
I have a 2019 Ford F250 Lariat 6.2. How does a leveling kit or a 4 inch lift affect the performance of the vehicle such as payload, towing, suspension, ride quality and which brand is best for my vehicle.
I have a 21’ F-150 Limited and I’m thinking about adding a leveling kit puck with the stock wheels. Does this effect any of the autonomous driving features such as lane keep etc?
Crazy question, since your talking customization. Could you get a f150 raptor and turn it into a street version? (a la svt lightning) Like changing the off road suspension into one more street oriented? That would include wheels and brakes prob too. One of the reasons I like the raptor is the flared out look in the wheel wells. I've seen the Shelby f150 super snake sport which is more of lightning (street truck) replacement. The only thing is with that type of power increase in that engine I would think 4wd or awd would be a huge advantage at the truck weight they got. I have a 2001 lightning and I would like to replace it. The live axel (posi-traction) is nice but in slippery conditions a little tricky. The added traction control and just updated chassis should improve the driving experience. It's gotta be more forgiving than the old lightning Not to mention the paddle shifters with 10 speed transmission.
When you do a leveling kit on a 2022 F150 lariat like I had done today you’re not really leveled the back is still an inch higher than what the front is.
I've always been a 2" lift guy but have had a 6 inch lift before as well. My answer nowadays would be NEITHER however. Too much hassle. Messes with too many things. Besides, you can jack that body up into the sky 3 feet if you want, but your ground clearance is still gonna stay at 10 inches! I'm talking both front lca's, your rear-end pumpkin, both lower shock mounts, and the point your driveshaft enters the rear-end. Sure, breakover and approach/departure improve for those ditches we all drive-through daily (lol,) but face it: lifts don't improve a thing for flat-ground clearance. Only thing that will help that, is bigger wheels and tires. Period. The rest is just for looks. After driving around for a year in my new F150 that, for the first time ever I did NOT put a lift on, the level of comfort and driveability compared to lifting has me sold on keeping it factory. And, I have yet to not be able to go on all the same roads/trails I'm used to with my other lifted f150s! My 2 cents.
Not only that big with the outrageous price of gas today I’ll leave my new trucks stock height just with a nice looking aftermarket set of wheels and tires
My 2018 F-150 came with Fox coil overs on the front and Fox shocks on the back. So I was able to put 20”wheels and 35” tires on the truck. A lift or a level? Because my truck is level?
That’s all I have on my ‘17 F150. 2.5 leveling kit with 285/55/ Nitto Trail Graps on 22x9.5 wheels... no trimming or cutting... although there IS A SLIGHT rub on the frame a full crank when backing up...
Can you fit 35x12.50 18 bf Goodrich ko2 on a 2 inch leveling kit without any modifications? I’m wondering since I feel like the size on those tires are 34.6
@Town and Country TV I have a leveling kit installed by dealer ina 20 F150 Platinum. The front camera malfunction warning error came on. The dealership says they cannot get it to calibrate and only way to fix is to return the truck stock according to Ford. Have you all had this issue?
What leveling kit are you running now? Im looking at the 2.4 front level from ReadyLIFT? any performance issues on it like handling and anything like that? Thanks in advance.
I’m seriously considering a 4 inch on my 2018 king ranch but I don’t want to lose my park assist lane keep and adaptive cruise I can’t find any information on it will I lose those features?
I have a 20 F150 4x4 King Ranch. Had it leveled. Now I get a caution message. Anti collision and adaptive braking sensor blocked. Why does it do this? Please. Dealership doesn't seem to know.
The higher you lift the truck, the worse gas mileage you get. They never mention it but at $5.50/gal, people will notice. Also, the center of balance and chance of roll over greatly increases. These are important elements they fail to address. If you lift your truck 6", you better widen the track width to compensate or you can easily roll the truck over.
Question... planning on buying my F250 from Mr Brian Baker once I get my ‘17 F150 paid off (going to my son in 2 yrs), but I was thinking of only a 2.5 leveling kit with 37s on stock wheels... will that still work and also is it possible to make/get the spare tire to have a 37 on it as well that way if ever a flat i wouldn’t be in a jam bc my spare would be the same size.????!!!!
I happened upon your channel looking for secret things for my F150 Lariat. Actually had a dead battery in my key fob and had no idea how to start on it's own with a 'key' Found the hidden spot and dropped the fob in and truck started up. You are now answering questions I didn't think I had. Leveling vs lift etc. I do appreciate the time you have taken to make these videos. I may be the Vegas guy that reaches out. I do have the 5' 0" wife, but she is a Wyoming girl and knows how to get into a truck. 😉
Love the look, love the increased offset side to side, love the bigger 35 tires, and love the springs replacing the leaf struts. Any idea how much of a hit to mpg that lift and those larger tires might cause, what the resulting mpg might be? And maybe what that might be with the ecoboost versus the powerboost? Oh, and also, I like the height of that lift, but could we lift it just a bit less while still allowing sufficient room for the larger tires and such, and how much, half as much of a lift, 2/3's, what is that lift in this truck and what would be the minimum lift possible? Thanks. On a side note, if you'd care to comment, I'm older, and don't go classic "off roading" as in my youth, not that much anyway, though so I love the 2023 raptor look, that's overkill for me. But a customized Platinum, much like this one, could be just the ticket. I do get off road, more the destination stuff, to a camp or fishing spot or trailhead, and most importantly, living in high altitude ski country as I do, I want to be able to maximize my ability to go anywhere, anytime in any kind of weather. The best ski days after all are on big snowstorm days, so the worse the storm, the more I want to be out there. I do highway driving a lot, including long distance trips now and again, so a reasonably smooth, quiet highway drive is important to me. And I will get to hot desert areas a bunch in the summer, as well as down to see level on the coasts. Am a bit torn between the engine choices now in 2023 or 2024, like the ecoboost versus the powerboost, so that would be a discussion. I'd also consider maybe an RSI Smartcap over the sprayed bed, sprayed or carpeted bed, either at time of purchase or later, if you have any thoughts on that. Though I do wonder about keeping the rear window of the trucks cab clean if it can't be accessed easily with that smartcap in place. And, how do the height and width of the lifted truck in this video compare to that of the Raptor? I'm trying to assess the accessible issue you mentioned while out and about town. I don't mind the extra cost if its reasonable and gets me the best result I could ask for.
Thanks for videos, finally received my 2021 platinum f150, I love the comfort of the ride. Question: I want to do a leveling kit, just the pucks but I don’t want it to impact the ride comfort. Have you received any feedback since these videos from people saying if there is a negative ride impact? Thanks
The best ride will be the Roush Coilovers. Next best ride quality is the Zone Off Road Leveling kit (BDS sister company), lastly is the ReadyLift leveling kit. However, we have not had any complaints about ride quality on any of these kits. www.tccustoms.com/collections/suspension-1?pf_t_year=Year%3A+2021&pf_t_year_and_condition=true&pf_t_make=Make%3A+Ford&pf_t_make_and_condition=true&pf_t_model=Vehicle%3A+F-150&pf_t_model_and_condition=true
Do you guys have any experience with the older Super Duty trucks, say a 2001? I've been wondering how a leveling kit can be the same for an F250 and an F350 when the 350 sits 2" higher in the rear.
My local Ford dealership said my lift may affect my warranty. I have a 2019 and plan to put on King 2.5" front and rear shocks with 2022 factory new Ford Raptor wheels and tires. Would it be advisable to have the dealership do the work? I am 100% capable of doing the work and would have my local shop do an alignment.
What's the total cost of doing the exact same on my truck if I drive from Florida and how long will it take with the appointment? Wheels and tires as well. The 4" lift.
Give us a call and we will give you a comprehensive quote. 205-491-0010. We can also give you a free loaner car to drive while we are performing the work!
I tried to call the number but it's not in service.... I want you guys to customize a truck for me. I was wondering the cost to buy it from you guys and ship it to Las Vegas where I live.
If a random hillbilly installs the lift, yes it will confuse the system. When we do a lift at our facility, we re-calibrate all of those sensors and cameras.
@@TCcustoms_ I have a leveling kit installed by dealer ina 20 F150 Platinum. The front camera malfunction warning error came on. The dealership says they cannot get it to calibrate and only way to fix is to return the truck stock. Have you all had this issue?
Colton: 4 inches make a huge difference
Micheal Scott: that’s what she said.
I have had both level and lift and love my current setup on my F150!! 6 inch procomp 👌🏽
I did the 2.25 readylift leveling kit. Worked like a charm and truck looks sick 🙌🏻
I like the leveling. Have a 2012 f150. Love it at 160000 miles going strong.
First off, thank you for taking the time to make this video 👍🏻
As a level and lift veteran I’d recommend a smaller lift like a 4” which allows for larger tires all while still being able to drive into parking garages as well as your own garage. Benefits of the lift out way the level. Lift: much better ground clearance for hunters, beach goers and off-roaders. Level: Untrue that your ride isn’t affected because with a lift you’re still able to keep the factory geometry but not with a level as your CV Joints and UCA’s over flex and can and will wear quickly when off-roading. Highly recommend coil overs with either as spring ratio plays a large role in ride comfort.
Mitch and Colton, I can't wait to get her dressed up with the black-tip magna flow exhaust from TC Customs and the Amp running boards! The ride is so smooth (and I had a few miles of testing to get her home)! The "vertically challenged" wife is very happy too! ;)
Beautiful truck man
Leveling kit it is. Can't wait to get my truck done.
I personally prefer the lift but the leveling kit is awesome aswell
Tbh I’m 22 years old. I got my first truck about last year in august. Always wanted a truck you know wanted to go crazy and get a lift and everything but I just put a 3.5 level kit on it. And I’m in love it definitely a lot better than how it used to be just slap some big tires on it and you’ll be good. Basically If you never had a lift or level kit before I recommend just to start off with a level and work your way up a lot cheaper too 👍
Please do a leveled vs lifted super duty comparison!
it's literally the exact same information, just with a larger truck.
I'm gonna be honest on I got a 21 and with a level it's plenty high enough for what most people need. From factory the 4x4 is a little higher than prior years
Level for sure is the way to go for ME!
I think a video should be done on why its bad to Level a vehicle and then put a Custom Coilover Lift Under the level Kit example 3 inch level kit installed ontop of the 3 inch Coilover Lift and why thst can cause bad problems 2:01
Level for sure..
I was sold out to lifting. Now, I think, leveling is a better option. Thnxs for the clarification.
On my 2021, 2x4, sport: I just put a 2.25 inch front leveling spacer and 295x65R20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers... No rubbing. Looks Great.
On a road I previously got 22mpgs now I get 21mpgs...
Offset?
If you level your truck you should be able to fit in most parking structures and garages. However, if you lift more than 3 inches you will no longer fit. I leveled out my f150 on 33.5-inch tires and only had 1 to 2 inches of clearance in most structures.
Great info, I'm looking to level my 2014 f150.
Thank you for finally addressing the impact to payload and towing capacity. I spec’ed out my 2018 F-150 to maximize the payload and towing capacity. The lifted trucks look great, but I value payload and towing ability more.
Mitch.... mannnnnn we see that F350 in the background that’s been tricked out.... please do a video on that truck!! I’ve done went through y’all website and tc customs website and I can’t find that truck to look at it! In your past video you said y’all had a plan for the big boy but haven’t seen the video yet... unless I’ve missed it!
I have Boss 0 to 3 inch coil overs with 2.5 blocks in the rear and I run 34 inch tires no rubbing and it rides as good if not better then stock. Also I did put air bags on the back.
I have a question it seems no one asks. On lift kits do y’all re-level the headlights? It seems every lifted truck I see most often they have the headlights shining right at you like they are high beams.
After the leveling kit is installed you have to get an alignment. Usually last step of alignments they will lower your headlights a couple inches to counter the leveling kit.
No, most people DO NOT have this done.
If you have a tundra...it actually has a nob close to the steering wheel that allows you to control the angle in which the lights point
@@LuisDiaz-oe2lj it's right next to the cubby hole in the dash where you have to store your dignity if you drive a tundra!
@@matttackel997 You have no dignity making teenage comments about what a man drives 👏 👌
Lifted for me. I've had a 2" level on 33s and a 4.5" lift on 35s and I just prefer the taller truck. Going with a 6" lift on 35s with the latest truck I got. 6 week wait on my BDS kit unfortunately.
Get the amped steps, (unless you have a platinum) makes it so nice getting in a lifted truck.
@@jon8832 You are spot on! I definitely go with the Amp research steps. They haven't been released yet for the 2021 F150 but I told the truck shop to go ahead and order me a set if they come out before the lift gets in.
The guy in the light brown shoes has a great personality and is great at speaking … thanks guys for the video
Great video!! Just place and order yesterday on TC Custom for the magna flow exhaust with the dual black tip. Can’t wait to install it. Greetings from Florida!!!
Other than noise and emptying your wallet, messing with factory exhaust does absolutely nothing for performance or economy
Awesome video thats very very detail , thanks guys bringing my 18 f-150 , for the 2.5 BDS LEVEL KIT ..
Bds is not the most expensive lift kit might be for the ford There are 7 to 8 thousand dollar lift kits for toyota and long travel Setups can cost up to 20k
Does leveling affect towing at all. I never here you guys talk about this. Is there any other hardware that needs to be installed to sure things up safety wise?
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This is really helpful! Thank you so much. Now, I have a f150 2019 with STX FX4 package. It came with 275 55 20. What would be the bigger size I can put with leveling kit? (Keeping the 20” wheels) thanks!
Question: I have a 2022 Ford F150 Platinum. Does either the leveling kit or lift affect the Ford BlueCruise capabilities?
Cool vlog good information to know 👍 Is it possible if you could do a vlog for levling and lift kit for the super duty I have one of those and was interested. Thanks guys!!!!
Consider it done!
@@TCcustoms_ Do I regear when I use leveling kit 2.5"?
I have a 2022 leveled on 305/44/22 had the truck for about 2 months getting a 4 inch left next Wednesday I just want it to look a little more aggressive
Love the video. One thing you guys left out is lifted leaves all the knuckles/joints (4x4 rod, steering rod, upper control arm joint ect. ) the same way. Leveled stresses all that.
Going over 2” especially.
What's a set of Twio RT''s? You said this when describing the leveling kit at 1:46.
I learn a lot from you guys. I feel you are the only honest guys in the country and are a teaching channel. So, question? When I am ready to buy, I live in Kansas and want to take a vacation, can I visit your dealership and buy from you even if I live in Kansas. Always wanted to visit your State anyway, but I want to meet you both, that's the contingency.
What’s the pros and cons on a 2.5 level over a 3 in lift? I want to do a level kit but worried it will effect the ride?
Did you end up going with it and any pros and cons you have noticed so far. Looking at a leveling kit for my Tundra
I have a 2.7 ecoboost. I'm getting leveled with 20x10s and 33x 12.50 next week. Will i have gear issues?
Hello! Can you explain the difference with flared tires vs. unflared? Personally, I like the flared look
Great video. Do y’all recalibrate the blue cruise and cameras for a 2” leveling kit(on a 2022F150 KR Fx4)?? Thanks y’all
Excellent Information!
Thank You.
Tattoo analogy was actually perfect
I went with a 6 inch fabtech lift kit on 37 inch tires
How do they affect the warranty?
Do you need to have your front camera and sensors adjusted if you do a leveling kit to a 2021 F150?
No
Great video guys. Very informative!
Good job. I live in AZ. I would have bought from you if I was closer because you straight forward. Thanks
What are the specs on the wheels and tires on the lifted truck?
I have a 2019 Ford F250 Lariat 6.2. How does a leveling kit or a 4 inch lift affect the performance of the vehicle such as payload, towing, suspension, ride quality and which brand is best for my vehicle.
I have a 21’ F-150 Limited and I’m thinking about adding a leveling kit puck with the stock wheels. Does this effect any of the autonomous driving features such as lane keep etc?
I leveled my 2021 Lariat and no it did not effect anything.
Yes payload good job talk about it nobody says about that
Can the Bronco come with an autographed OJ football?
LOL
What is the labor cost for installing a leveling kit in a 2023 F150? Thanks
Crazy question, since your talking customization.
Could you get a f150 raptor and turn it into a street version? (a la svt lightning)
Like changing the off road suspension into one more street oriented?
That would include wheels and brakes prob too.
One of the reasons I like the raptor is the flared out look in the wheel wells.
I've seen the Shelby f150 super snake sport which is more of lightning (street truck) replacement.
The only thing is with that type of power increase in that engine I would think 4wd or awd would be a huge advantage at the truck weight they got.
I have a 2001 lightning and I would like to replace it. The live axel (posi-traction) is nice but in slippery conditions a little tricky.
The added traction control and just updated chassis should improve the driving experience. It's gotta be more forgiving than the old lightning
Not to mention the paddle shifters with 10 speed transmission.
When you do a leveling kit on a 2022 F150 lariat like I had done today you’re not really leveled the back is still an inch higher than what the front is.
I've always been a 2" lift guy but have had a 6 inch lift before as well. My answer nowadays would be NEITHER however. Too much hassle. Messes with too many things. Besides, you can jack that body up into the sky 3 feet if you want, but your ground clearance is still gonna stay at 10 inches! I'm talking both front lca's, your rear-end pumpkin, both lower shock mounts, and the point your driveshaft enters the rear-end. Sure, breakover and approach/departure improve for those ditches we all drive-through daily (lol,) but face it: lifts don't improve a thing for flat-ground clearance. Only thing that will help that, is bigger wheels and tires. Period. The rest is just for looks. After driving around for a year in my new F150 that, for the first time ever I did NOT put a lift on, the level of comfort and driveability compared to lifting has me sold on keeping it factory. And, I have yet to not be able to go on all the same roads/trails I'm used to with my other lifted f150s! My 2 cents.
Not only that big with the outrageous price of gas today I’ll leave my new trucks stock height just with a nice looking aftermarket set of wheels and tires
can I add a 2.5" leveling kit without changing the struts and without affecting how the truck rides from the factory?
My 2018 F-150 came with Fox coil overs on the front and Fox shocks on the back. So I was able to put 20”wheels and 35” tires on the truck. A lift or a level? Because my truck is level?
I would assume it was a level kit. Was it tho?
@@reneanthony4489 don’t know what the dealership was trying to do but the truck is level. Problem I am nose high with anything in the bed.
6'-3" huh. Andy's truck looks really great but I'm leaning towards the leveling kit for my 2017 F-150. Great video, thanks.
That’s all I have on my ‘17 F150. 2.5 leveling kit with 285/55/ Nitto Trail Graps on 22x9.5 wheels... no trimming or cutting... although there IS A SLIGHT rub on the frame a full crank when backing up...
Can you fit 35x12.50 18 bf Goodrich ko2 on a 2 inch leveling kit without any modifications? I’m wondering since I feel like the size on those tires are 34.6
All day
the only pros are better look and being able to fit bigger tyres?
Does it impact handling, comfort, accel, mileage?
@Town and Country TV I have a leveling kit installed by dealer ina 20 F150 Platinum. The front camera malfunction warning error came on. The dealership says they cannot get it to calibrate and only way to fix is to return the truck stock according to Ford. Have you all had this issue?
I have a 3 inch leveling kit on my tundra. Thinking of replacing it with a 2 inch lift. I’m wondering if I’ll still be able to park in my house garage
What leveling kit are you running now? Im looking at the 2.4 front level from ReadyLIFT? any performance issues on it like handling and anything like that? Thanks in advance.
Is there a Leveling Kit for the new 21 and 22 F150 Tremors?
Question on the 21s. Does leveling kit or lift kit affect the auto high beam feature. With the sensors
Does the ROUSH BY FOX 2.0 SUSPENSION KIT fit the 2021 F150 Power Boost and how much for install? TY
What can I do to even the rear with the front on my 2021 F150 STX super crew
Tried searching for the lift kit but it Saids it doesn’t fit my F150. Is there a similar model BTS kit, that fits a 2018 XLT F150
Can you put a leveling kit on the rear to maintain the rake? Or did I misunderstand?
I’m seriously considering a 4 inch on my 2018 king ranch but I don’t want to lose my park assist lane keep and adaptive cruise I can’t find any information on it will I lose those features?
I’d do adjustable strut over a leveling kit.
Do you lower trucks also? I really want 2021 regular cab xlt 5.0. I want led lights also
But I live just south of Dallas
Yes we lower trucks too! Give us a call! 205-491-0010
I have a 20 F150 4x4 King Ranch. Had it leveled. Now I get a caution message. Anti collision and adaptive braking sensor blocked. Why does it do this? Please. Dealership doesn't seem to know.
What percentage of performance will be lost with lift kit and 35" tires?
Does anyone know what site tires the truck on the left in the thumbnail has?
The higher you lift the truck, the worse gas mileage you get. They never mention it but at $5.50/gal, people will notice. Also, the center of balance and chance of roll over greatly increases. These are important elements they fail to address. If you lift your truck 6", you better widen the track width to compensate or you can easily roll the truck over.
Question... planning on buying my F250 from Mr Brian Baker once I get my ‘17 F150 paid off (going to my son in 2 yrs), but I was thinking of only a 2.5 leveling kit with 37s on stock wheels... will that still work and also is it possible to make/get the spare tire to have a 37 on it as well that way if ever a flat i wouldn’t be in a jam bc my spare would be the same size.????!!!!
I happened upon your channel looking for secret things for my F150 Lariat. Actually had a dead battery in my key fob and had no idea how to start on it's own with a 'key' Found the hidden spot and dropped the fob in and truck started up.
You are now answering questions I didn't think I had. Leveling vs lift etc. I do appreciate the time you have taken to make these videos. I may be the Vegas guy that reaches out. I do have the 5' 0" wife, but she is a Wyoming girl and knows how to get into a truck. 😉
Love the look, love the increased offset side to side, love the bigger 35 tires, and love the springs replacing the leaf struts. Any idea how much of a hit to mpg that lift and those larger tires might cause, what the resulting mpg might be? And maybe what that might be with the ecoboost versus the powerboost? Oh, and also, I like the height of that lift, but could we lift it just a bit less while still allowing sufficient room for the larger tires and such, and how much, half as much of a lift, 2/3's, what is that lift in this truck and what would be the minimum lift possible? Thanks.
On a side note, if you'd care to comment, I'm older, and don't go classic "off roading" as in my youth, not that much anyway, though so I love the 2023 raptor look, that's overkill for me. But a customized Platinum, much like this one, could be just the ticket. I do get off road, more the destination stuff, to a camp or fishing spot or trailhead, and most importantly, living in high altitude ski country as I do, I want to be able to maximize my ability to go anywhere, anytime in any kind of weather. The best ski days after all are on big snowstorm days, so the worse the storm, the more I want to be out there. I do highway driving a lot, including long distance trips now and again, so a reasonably smooth, quiet highway drive is important to me. And I will get to hot desert areas a bunch in the summer, as well as down to see level on the coasts. Am a bit torn between the engine choices now in 2023 or 2024, like the ecoboost versus the powerboost, so that would be a discussion. I'd also consider maybe an RSI Smartcap over the sprayed bed, sprayed or carpeted bed, either at time of purchase or later, if you have any thoughts on that. Though I do wonder about keeping the rear window of the trucks cab clean if it can't be accessed easily with that smartcap in place. And, how do the height and width of the lifted truck in this video compare to that of the Raptor? I'm trying to assess the accessible issue you mentioned while out and about town. I don't mind the extra cost if its reasonable and gets me the best result I could ask for.
If you're worried about the mpg on your truck, you are going to be disappointed every time.
Thanks for videos, finally received my 2021 platinum f150, I love the comfort of the ride. Question: I want to do a leveling kit, just the pucks but I don’t want it to impact the ride comfort. Have you received any feedback since these videos from people saying if there is a negative ride impact? Thanks
The best ride will be the Roush Coilovers. Next best ride quality is the Zone Off Road Leveling kit (BDS sister company), lastly is the ReadyLift leveling kit. However, we have not had any complaints about ride quality on any of these kits. www.tccustoms.com/collections/suspension-1?pf_t_year=Year%3A+2021&pf_t_year_and_condition=true&pf_t_make=Make%3A+Ford&pf_t_make_and_condition=true&pf_t_model=Vehicle%3A+F-150&pf_t_model_and_condition=true
Does the leveling kit and the exhaust kit work on my 2021 f-150 hybird?
Do you guys have any experience with the older Super Duty trucks, say a 2001? I've been wondering how a leveling kit can be the same for an F250 and an F350 when the 350 sits 2" higher in the rear.
Will a leveling kit change the ride and or mileage on a 2020 Ranger
Which one have better center of gravity?
Do loose payload when u level the truck only?
Very informative keep up the good work
Can anybody tell me which tires are on the lifted truck?
My local Ford dealership said my lift may affect my warranty. I have a 2019 and plan to put on King 2.5" front and rear shocks with 2022 factory new Ford Raptor wheels and tires. Would it be advisable to have the dealership do the work? I am 100% capable of doing the work and would have my local shop do an alignment.
Would have the dealership do it to avoid any warranty issues. If they install they can't void
What's the total cost of doing the exact same on my truck if I drive from Florida and how long will it take with the appointment? Wheels and tires as well. The 4" lift.
Give us a call and we will give you a comprehensive quote. 205-491-0010. We can also give you a free loaner car to drive while we are performing the work!
I tried to call the number but it's not in service.... I want you guys to customize a truck for me. I was wondering the cost to buy it from you guys and ship it to Las Vegas where I live.
4 inches is totally average
Cons======GAS GAS GAS GAS!!!! THE HIGHER YOU GO WITH BIG TIRES THE MORE GAS YOU USE!!
If I had you lift my truck 4” lift . Would you void my 5 yr warranty??????
I l’d like to level my 2011 F150, do I need new shocks as well? BDS has my attention
No. The only reason you may need new shocks are if the current shocks are worn out. If your shocks are in good shape, no shocks are needed.
@@TCcustoms_ thank you, appreciate it
I’m only 5’9”, and todays trucks are already much taller than what they used to be 20 years ago. Getting a 4-6” lift makes the bed unusable for me.
I feel ya. I can just barely check the oil in my stock 22 F150. 😂
What a good looking 2018 F150!!!!
What wheels are on the '21 now?
what about insuring the lifted
Is the lift going to confuse the co pilot auto steering coming out?
If a random hillbilly installs the lift, yes it will confuse the system. When we do a lift at our facility, we re-calibrate all of those sensors and cameras.
@@TCcustoms_ I have a leveling kit installed by dealer ina 20 F150 Platinum. The front camera malfunction warning error came on. The dealership says they cannot get it to calibrate and only way to fix is to return the truck stock. Have you all had this issue?
is the fox shock a lift or a level?
Damn i have 275/65/20 on my 18 f150 stock not even a level no rubbing anywhere why would you want you tires sticking out especially mpg