Leveling kit suggestions

New to the site but own a 2019 tundra CrewMax. Looking to level it but wanted to to know which brand to buy and if I will be sacrificing ride. Still plan on using stock rims and a larger Michelin tire.
Any advice is appreciated

 

Welcome from NY.

Like Colton said, Bilstein 5100's for the win. Set the ring on the middle setting.

 

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Spacers will work, cheaper shocks will be a better value, or push for something in the $1500-$2000 range and get something like the Falcons that'll improve the ride and towing/hauling attributes.

 

Best way to level your truck is to use it as a truck. Empty bed = useless truck.

There are a lot of reasons it came from the factory sitting higher in the rear.

 

Levelling a truck does the opposite the moment you tow or haul anything without some sort of compensation like airbags. You end up with negative rake, and effectively terrible, dangerous handling characteristics.

 

Fully aware of how that works, and that's why I suggested the Falcon Tow/Hauls. The rear has a 3 position adjustment for loaded and towing to keep things proper.

Also, as long as your not towing super heavy a level kit is going to have a negligible impact. If you are towing heavy, then you should have a WDH to distribute the load between front and rear axles. Airbags are for looks. The don't distribute the load and shouldn't be recommended for heavy towing in lieu of a WDH. They'll help with a loaded bed, but the dynamics of a trailer are going to play different.

 

If I buy the Bilstein 5100 front and rear, will I also need to install a 1inch rear block and a differential drop kit as well?