Need a good shop in Phoenix to do a leveling kit

Hi tundra family! I want to get a leveling kit installed on the tundra and wanted to know if anyone in the Phoenix area knows a good place to go? The dealer wants almost 1000$ to do it so that's out...lol
Any help would be awesome!

 

Tony Stewart with Oasis Auto Center Tempe.... Excellent at solving suspension problems and will align It CORRECTLY.

 

After doing one of my coilovers myself and having my truck jacked up in a precarious position and it being 95* out I had the dealer do the second one for $135.00 and $90 for alignment. The rear shocks and shackles I did myself.
Good luck. D

 

What part of Phoenix are you in?

 

Mesa

 

Join the Arizona Tundras Facebook group - they are good for giving suggestions for stuff like this.

To answer the question, sorta: most folks in that group loudly and repeatedly say ask for Mike McCombs at BDM Customs in Tempe. Disclaimer: I have not yet done anything to lift / level my truck, and have no direct experience with BDM. I just know a lot of people recommend them.

 

SDHQ Offroad in Gilbert would be somewhat close and highly recommended. Otherwise I would suggest Craig at Strapt Performance who is an awesome guy and does high quality work.

 

I got a card for that group on my truck one day at the market, I'm not on Facebook anymore but thank you for the info!!!

 

Any idea of the cost at either of these shops?

 

Sierra Expeditions in Mesa. But you’ll likely leave with more than just leveling..

 

Are you in Canada? How do you know about a shop all the way down here?

 

Before overlanding was cool in North America, a bunch of folks in that area were at the epicenter. Expedition Portal and Overland Journal developed from members of that group. I was privileged to know and learn from them as the pastime grew in popularity and into an industry.

Wil, the owner of Sierra Expeditions, is one of those core people and although I haven’t spoken to him in many years I still continue to recommend him based on my past experience.

 

Stupid question, i see you have a trd pro? Aren’t those already “leveled” from factory with 2 inch higher front shocks

 

Not stupid, I'm not sure, I'll have to find pit unless one of the guys here can answer that.

 

Looked it up. It does. So your truck should sit almost level. Maybe you just want a little lift? You can add an inch to the front with spacers or get new shocks

 

Do you already have the parts?

 

The TRD Pro Suspension rides great (I added it to my Limited). If you want another inch or so of height I would add CB Shims to the front for an extra inch and use the CB Shackles on the rear. I plan to add these to my TRD Pro Suspension soon. This would also give you a little more clearance for bigger tires as well.

 

Hi! Nope not yet

 

Cool! Thank you for the info! This is why I love this forum

 

Okay so you need the parts and the install, call Sierra expeditions in Mesa and they can help you level it out. Or Arizona tundras might be able to help as well.

 

Never trust that dealer btw. They shouldnt even offer to do a level kit on a trd pro. You cant add a 2 inch lift spacer safely to a pro

 

Not sure OP has a Pro. Truck listed as "2015 Limited TRD Pro CrewMax". The bumper caps don't appear to be color matched, so most likely it's a Limited trim level w/TRD Pro grille installed.

 

Nice catch. Didnt see the wheels from the profile pic, it is a non pro. My bad

 

Thank you all for the help! I thought it was a TRD pro, I'll get that changed in my truck description.

 

Might have a a very economical solution for you.... PM me for details...

 

Brett at Desert Rat in Tempe can get you taken care of at great price as well! Tell him your friend of Olivers

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They have worked on my current and previous truck, the tech there does great work!

 

Hi! Just went in and met these guys and they were awesome! Thank you for the suggestion!

 

Thank you for the suggestion! I'll give him a call

 

SDHQ in Gilbert but you will want something else than a spacers type leveling kit

 

No problem! Let's us know what you end up doing and post some pics!