Is my suspension all stock?

Hello everyone, I just bought my first Tundra, 2019 4x4 TSS Crewmax with 11k miles. I was going through the paperwork and the original owner got an alignment at 3k miles and the notes said " Customer added leveling kit". Now I don't see any leveling kit but what do I know. Can someone look at these pictures and tell me if everything looks stock or do they see anything that might be a leveling part.

Thanks in advance!

 

5100s up front

 

Looks like you have Bilstein 5100's up front. A good option to level the front.
I'm not sure if those are the factory shackels or not

 

They look like the factory shackles by looking at the nuts and bolts.

 

TSS doesn’t come stock with 5100s. They come with the basic black OEM shocks. You made a good purchase. Saved you some hassle.

 

looks like you have some leaking ball joints on those a arms though

 

Hey thanks for all the info guys, this is very helpful. As far as the leaky ball joints, I'll keep an eye on those, maybe they will fall under warranty.

 

I would check with the dealer now. That’s a lot of seepeage and it’s apparent. Once that oil gets old it maybe harder to prove. You could also get a grease needle in there but they are not really serviceable.

 

Ah okay, that's good to know. I'll reach out to the dealer next week. Thanks again for the heads-up!

 

Same question as the OP. Recently purchased a 2016 TRD 4x4 Limited. Is there a lift or leveling kit installed? This is my first 4x4 since I bought a Toyota p/u in '91 and you had to manually turn the front hubs to engage 4 wheel drive! Apologies for the dirt--just got off a trail! I can wash off the dirt or take pics from a different angle if needed.

 

That one is all stock.

 

@ the OP .. just an fyi, your shocks in the front have 3 height adjustment settings. yours are set to the lowest setting at the moment which I think is about 7/8" above stock. second notch is 1.5" and third notch is 2.5" .. so if you decided you wanted to lift your truck a little bit more, the option is there. add a block/shackle in the rear, adjust the front and get an alignment. done deal

 

5ive7even, I was actually going to look into this and see if I can determine how high my settings were, thanks for clearing that up for me!

 

not a problem. figured you might not know considering you weren't familiar with the shocks. I have the same ones up front in my truck too, and a set of 5100 rears out back. they're a really nice riding shock, nice purchase!

 

Thanks, Rubberdown! That info helps me figure out tire options and whether or not to lift or level.