Lift/level on’21 TRD sport

Hi guys, I’m due to take delivery of a 2021 TRD sport in a couple months.
I’m really unfamiliar with the subject of lifts/levels and attempting to educate myself hasn’t clicked with me yet.
I chose the 20” all terrain tire upgrades which are the nitro ridge grapplers. I’m unsure of the exact size, but do these typically require a lift/ level to accommodate?

I intend to have a separate shop install a a level afterwards, but I’m not exactly sure what to ask for. End result I’m after is a 3” lift with both front and back being level.
Thanks I’m advance for any help!

 

I have Toytec Aluma 2.5's in mine with shackles and 1/2 axle shims in the rear.

 

Running a 3" front 2" rear on my truck with 36" tires. (Details in signature below)

 

Welcome

 

This is a worthwhile read before you start thinking about a lift as there are pros/cons depending on the method you choose. My advice- do it right the first time and do not put super cheap parts on your new expensive truck!

https://www.tundras.com/threads/guide-different-types-of-lifts.546/

 

Thanks for all the help so far guys!
@Vector W8 your truck is sick! Did you install yourself?
As I said I’ll likely have a shop do this after I pick the truck up. Would I tell them what I want done to it and they would order parts /install them?

Im guessing as with most things it’s better to go in prepared with info rather than have the shop make all their recommendations and charge out the nose

 

@Tundra234 sick truck! did you have to get new uca for that lift as well?

 

Every truck is different but UCAs are highly recommended for a better alignment. I have the SPC's.

 

There is a brand new set of SPC's for sale in the marketplace.....damn good price too.

 

So if I’m understanding correctly, I could get a set of bilstein 5100 like this here I could then lift the front around 2” and the rear slightly to level it out completely?

 

Thank you.
Yes, did the install myself.

 

The rear 5100 shocks are stock height and thus not height-adjustable. Lifting the front end up about 2” while keeping the rear stock height would level it out.