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4–5" Lift Kits

Suspension kits and components built for roughly 4 to 5 inches of lift, including ICON coilover conversion systems for Ford Super Duty and Teraflex shocks, control arms and bump stops for Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator. ICON Alloys wheels with 4.5 inch backspacing also appear here. Confirm your year and 2WD or 4WD setup, and plan for alignment and driveline checks after a lift.

What's in 4–5" Lift Kits

This collection holds suspension parts sized for roughly 4 to 5 inches of lift. Most come from ICON Vehicle Dynamics, including coilover conversion systems for the Ford Super Duty and bump stop kits for the Toyota Tundra, along with parts for Jeep Wrangler and other trucks. ICON Alloys wheels with 4.5 inch backspacing and a few Clayton Off Road items appear as well, and some universal top racks sized 4.5 feet land here by name.

How to choose

At this height, a lift kit is a system, not a single part. Confirm the exact model year, 2WD or 4WD, cab and engine on the listing, and read what the stage includes. Higher stages typically add shocks, control arms or coilovers, and the listing shows what each stage covers. Factor in the extras: alignment, longer brake lines, driveshaft angles, and tire and wheel clearance.

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Shipping, lead times and warranty

Anything in stock leaves the shop in 24–48 hours. Build-to-order items run on the maker's schedule, which is listed on the current lead times page. Each brand sets its own warranty (see vendor warranty policies). For ICON Vehicle Dynamics, the specifics are on its warranty page. If you are unsure about a part, call (920) 249-7744.

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4–5" Lift Kits FAQs

How much lift do I need for 35-inch tires?

It depends on the truck, wheel offset and how much trimming you will accept. Many trucks need a few inches of lift plus appropriate wheels, while others fit with modest modifications. Tell the shop your vehicle and tire plan at (920) 249-7744 and we can point you to a matching kit.

Will a 4-inch lift hurt my truck's ride and handling?

A good kit built as a system, with matched shocks and corrected geometry, can ride well. Raising a vehicle does raise its center of gravity, so expect different body roll and braking feel. A proper alignment is part of the install.

Do I need new driveshafts or brake lines with a 4–5 inch lift?

Often some supporting parts are needed, such as extended brake lines or a driveshaft change, depending on the vehicle and drivetrain. Read what each stage includes on the listing, and ask if something is unclear.

What does a coilover conversion system include?

It replaces the factory front suspension with coilover shocks and the related hardware to reach the lift height. The stage level indicates how much hardware and what shock type is included. Check the listing for exactly which components come in the box.

Will 4-5 inch lift kits fit my 2WD truck?

Many are specific to 4WD, and the Super Duty examples here are listed for 4WD. Check the drivetrain on the listing before ordering.