Prolonged 3.5" SST Readylift users...

[Echance01]

I'm about 16 combined now with 35x12.5 Nitto Trail Grapplers and 20x9 Fuel Wheels. I do have eTourqe so that probably helps a little. I also live in relatively flat area.

Never really paid attention prior to the install.

What are you getting on long road trips? Highway mileage?

 

[SilverSurfer15]

Yea like they said, labor shouldn’t be over 500. 350-450 is about right. A general rule of thumb, ~100 dollars an inch on installs for lifts is about right. If you are paying much more, I’d question why. Find a good actual off-road shop that caters to Jeeps and actual off road vehicles, actual mechanics.

 

[Enjoytheride]

Doing my research on the longevity of the Readylift and came across this post. . It has been one year since the last comment. What is everyone's feedback at this point?? The pic is of my truck as it sits now.

 

[Hym8nce]

I have had the lift on for 40k miles and I haven't had an issue since new. I do balance and rotate the tire every 3k with an alignment.

 

[aranth]

I just wanted to chime in on this. I went on a 100+ mi drive on 4wd high running not more than 40mph because of the ice condition. To make the long story short, one if my front axle broke and I suspect it's because of the sst kit that's installed on my 5th Gen Ram 1500. Any of you had the same issue?

 

[CHONRAM]

About 10k miles on my 3.5 SST kit, no issues. Might get a rear swaybar as sometimes it wanders a little over uneven pavement or freeway transitions.


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[BiGJZ74]

18000 miles on my 3.5" RL/Bilstein 5100/5160 lift. No issues.