Start with the result
Lift and leveling decisions affect more than height.
BD Fabrication helps customers compare lift and leveling directions around the vehicle, desired tire fitment, ride expectations, and intended use.
The right plan depends on what you want to change and what should stay comfortable and predictable. The shop can also identify related wheel, tire, suspension, steering, brake, or gearing questions before parts are ordered.
Common planning factors
Height, use, fitment, and supporting parts.
Vehicle use
Daily driving, towing, work, trail use, and terrain help define the right direction.
Desired tire size
The planned tire size influences clearance needs, stance, and related fitment decisions.
Ride and handling goals
Discuss how you want the vehicle to feel on the road, under load, and off pavement.
Related components
Suspension, steering, brakes, gearing, wheels, and tires may need to be considered together.
The process
From lift goal to scheduled installation.
Share the vehicle and goal
Provide the year, make, model, current modifications, current tire size, and the result you want.
Review compatibility
The shop considers clearance, tire fitment, suspension, steering, brakes, gearing, and vehicle use where relevant.
Select the direction
Compare compatible lift or leveling options and any related work that should be coordinated.
Confirm parts and timing
Finalize the planned parts, current availability, installation scope, and appointment details.
Cost factors
What shapes a lift or leveling estimate?
Scheduling & preparation
Bring the setup details before parts are ordered.
Share the current tire size, desired tire size, existing lift or suspension components, how the vehicle is used, and what you want to improve.
BD Fabrication lists a one-year in-house work-related warranty. Applicable parts remain supported by their manufacturer warranties.
Lift Kits & Leveling Kits FAQ
Lift and leveling questions worth asking first.
What is the difference between a lift kit and a leveling kit?
A leveling kit generally addresses front-to-rear stance, while a lift kit is used when planning a larger overall height change. The best choice depends on the vehicle, tire goals, intended use, and ride expectations.
Will a lift kit let me run any tire size?
No. Tire fitment also depends on the vehicle, wheel fitment, body and suspension clearance, steering, and the amount of suspension travel.
Should wheels and tires be selected before the lift?
It is helpful to plan the lift, desired tire size, and wheel fitment together so compatibility can be reviewed as one setup.
Where is lift and leveling work completed?
Customers bring their vehicles to BD Fabrication at 159 Taft Street in Medford. Call ahead to discuss the project and schedule.