Leveling using stock shocks?

I want to level my truck, but can I use the stock shocks.

 

You probably shouldn't level your truck since its a 2019 since it'll throw off your sensors and disable your cruise control

 

Thanks for the heads up.

 

When leveling my 2007 I used rear shocks that are 3" shorter than standard.
The front shocks and bumper height remain at factory specs.

 

How does a simple spacer kit throw off sensors or TSS?! My 2” front spacer is going in on Wednesday

 

This didn’t happen to me. Did a 3-2, no issues with sensors or cruise. Did I get lucky?

 

I just leveled my 2019 a few months ago, 3” in front 1” in back absolutely no problems!

 

Pro Comp 2.5” Front Leveling Kit installed, no TSS issues, rides like factory. Not doing any hard core offroading.

 

I am installing a TRUXXX 2” front spacer kit and diff drop on my 2019 Tundra, essentially the same setup I had on my Tacoma for years. $110 delivered, cheaper and alot less hassle than 5100’s. Unless your a hard off-roader spacer kits on top of stock shocks are simple to install, look and perform great, plus something to remember... they are used by a heck of alot of people all over the continent without any issues, just for some reason people on here are all horned up for Bilsteins.
2” up front and leave the back stock will give your truck a nice level.

https://truxxx.com/2007-2019-toyota-tundra-sequoia-front-leveling-kit-903010.html

 

Thanks aussieaarons. Les Schwab charges about 200 plus to level.

 

This made me chuckle. I should also note my Bilsteins are going on Tuesday. Cheers

 

I run bilstein on my Tacoma and back in 2012 on my ram. Ran daystar spacers on my 2016 4runner. Spacers are easier to install for the average guy in his garage and if you don't off road I don't see the difference especially if your current shocks are new

 

Yep, Bilsteins definitely make me horny You going 5100 or 6112?

 

You’re right people do like Bilstein, but i see others that are super hell bent on kings. Although if I could have dropped that kinda cash, I probably would have.

 

On my 2015 I ran a nice spacer kit from low range off-road. It was a 3/1 kit and worked great, check out low range off road. Also kept my stock shocks

 

I’ve got a 18 with 6112’s set at 1.9 The rear is stock with 5100’s rear sets 1/4 inch higher no issues with sensors

 

mine work fine too

 

Thanks for the advice from everyone

 

Did you end up installing the level kit ? Any issue with the TSS ? I hope you dont mind. I am curious to learn about the TSS on lift kit

 

I installed a 2” front spacer leveling kit last week on my 2019. Did it in my Garage then got a local shop to do a alignment and no issue with the TSS

 

No yet, been busy.

 

Okey thanks for the info

 

That's great thanks for the info. I just bought the leveling kit from the rough country. currently the stock measurement from is 21.75 front & 23.5 rear measurement atm. cant wait to see the outcome once installed

 

Thanks for the info Peeps

I just bought the leveling kit from the rough country. currently the stock measurement from is 21.75 front & 23.5 rear measurement atm. I can't wait to see the outcome once installed

 

What height level? From memory RC have a 1.75” or 2.5”?

 

Sorry for the late response. this thing called work keeping me busy life ended going with the 1.75 I was told that I am limited to metric tires.
I'll either go 275 55 R20 or Ill step down to 285 65 R18
I am planning to go 18
Have a good & safe weekend Peeps