Your truck, the way you pictured it
A lot of shops will bolt on whatever kit shows up in a box. We'd rather start with a conversation: how you actually use your truck, the look you're after, and what your budget really covers. Then we help you pick the setup — lift, leveling, or lowering kit, plus wheels and tires to match — and install it properly.
Drivers come to us from Pryor, Chouteau, Salina, Locust Grove, Adair, and Claremore for this work, because it's the kind of job where experience matters. Done wrong, a lift means wandering steering, chewed-up tires, and a ride you hate. Done right, it's the truck you imagined.
How it works
- Talk it through. Call and describe your vehicle and what you want — daily driver with attitude, tow rig, weekend off-roader, or full custom.
- Pick the setup together. We'll walk through lift height, kit style, and wheel and tire pairing, and tell you straight what each choice means for ride and handling.
- We install it. Professional installation at our Pryor shop, with everything torqued, checked, and road-tested.
What we do
- Lift kit installation (suspension lifts)
- Leveling kits (1"–3" front leveling)
- Lowering kits
- Wheels and tires to complete the build
- Advice before you buy — bring us the kit you're considering and we'll tell you if it's right for your truck
Not sure which direction to go? That's the best reason to call. We'd rather talk you out of the wrong kit than install it and watch you regret it.
Drive a diesel? Our lifts handle diesel pickups — Rams especially. Semis are the one thing too heavy for our equipment.
Common questions
How much does a lift kit installation cost?
It depends on your vehicle, how much lift you want, and whether you're pairing it with new wheels and tires. Call (918) 981-8114 and describe your truck — we'll talk through realistic options and pricing before you commit to anything.
What's the difference between a lift kit and a leveling kit?
A leveling kit raises the front of the truck to match the factory rear height — usually 1 to 3 inches. A full lift kit raises the whole vehicle higher, typically 3 inches and up. Which one fits depends on the look you want and how you use the truck.
Will a lift kit ruin my ride quality?
It changes it — how much depends on the kit and the setup. That's exactly why it's worth talking to a mechanic first instead of ordering parts online. We'll tell you straight what to expect for daily driving, towing, and tire wear.
Do I need new tires with a lift kit?
Not always, but most lift builds pair the kit with larger tires — that's usually the whole point of the look. We do wheels and tires too, so we can plan the full setup together.
Can you lower my truck or car instead of lifting it?
Yes — lowering kits and leveling kits are part of the same work. Tell us the stance you're after and we'll talk through what it takes.
How long does installation take?
Most installs are a day's work, but it varies by vehicle and kit. We try our best to get you in the same day — call first at (918) 981-8114 and we'll help with timing.
Let's talk about your build
One call is all it takes to find out what's realistic for your truck and your budget.
Visit the shop
Hours
Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
Call first so we can help with timing.