Tell me what to do

[autkidd]

I’d like to level my truck after the first of the year. I don’t want to do too much, just a little better stance.

I have a 2022 Big Horn 4x4. Currently have stock wheels and tires.

I’ve never had a vehicle leveled before so could use some guidance as there is a plethora of information out there and it is tough to weed through it.

Would like to be leveled out. I’m going to keep my 20” wheels but would like a little bigger tire from stock. Want to make sure I won’t have issues in the long run with drivetrain or suspension components; so I think this rules out pucks. I plan to keep the truck another 100k miles.

I’d like a more aggressive tire as well, and I think I have settled on the Wildpeaks; but any other advice would be appreciated.

Would like to be in this for less than $500 plus labor (not counting tires).

Pictures would be appreciated.

 

[Ratchet]

Do you tow anything? How much weight are you hauling with your camping gear?

 

[autkidd]

Do you tow anything? How much weight are you hauling with your camping gear?

Very rarely tow anything. The tent and gear is about 200lbs. I don’t carry a whole bunch unless my kayak comes with and it’s about 60 lbs or so.

To be honest my heaviest load is a bed full of mulch once a year. The rest is loads to the dump or some parts to customers.

 

[Ratchet]

Gotcha. Was going to save you from going down the road of unsatisfactory towing, but since you're leveling for the visual aspect of it, that's a diff set of rules. Carry on.

 

[boogielander]

bilstein 5100s.
the lowest priced item with decent quality in ride and craftsmanship.