The more you traverse rocky and muddy terrain with hidden debris, the more you realize you need some extra height. Tuff Country has been a leader in the lift kit industry since 1988.

What Are Tuff Country Common Pros and Cons?
The different types of lifts come with different advantages and disadvantages, including cost. People who want a less expensive option often choose a spacer kit. In general, you get 1 to 2.75 inches of space. These spacers work with your existing coil springs or struts and are easy to install. With the extra clearance, you can install larger tires while still maintaining the factory ride. While you get a little space, these kits don't provide much, limiting the tire size you can install. In some instances, these spacers may put extra wear on your ride's components. Suspension Tuff Country lift kits raise your ride from its suspension system. Along with bigger tires, you also get performance benefits. That added performance comes with a significantly higher price tag and more complex installation.

Which Tuff Country Are Best?
When it comes to just a little lift, a best-seller continues to be the 2-inch EZ-Ride Lift Kit. It comes with strong and dependable polyurethane spacers that easily bolt on. A favorite mid-priced option for many is the brand's 22919KH lift kit with shocks. Designed to give you two inches of height, it comes with shocks, boots, blocks and U-bolts engineered for your specific model. If you are ready for a full upgrade, consider the 56070KH 6-inch kit. You get everything you need to get maximum clearance and optimal handling.

How Much Do Tuff Country Cost?
4WP has Tough Country kits and suspension components to help you enjoy every ride. Spacer kits start at $266.99. A suspension lift can cost up to $3859.99.