MZS 3.5 inch Front Leveling Kit Upper+Lower Lift Strut Spacers Compatible with 2007-2026 Silverado Sierra Yukon Suburban 1500 Tahoe/2007-2013 Avalanche 2WD 4WD 2X2 4X4

Lifted my suburban 3 inches, good quality and very nice CNC aluminum blocks. They fit and they work.

This leveling kit made our 2016 chevy suburban look awesome these spacers took away the stink bug stance and were easy to install and the instructions were well explained but had to grind off about a1/4 inch on all the bolts of the factory struts other than that a perfect fit

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Fear not, item is perfect. Printed on spacer the lift amount. Accurate.

Installed the 2inch lift on my 2009 gmc sierra 1500 to fit some bigger tires. I had to cut the studs on my shocks for it to install correctly. I had to take off my ball joint to get it all the fit but looks great overall. Been riding on it for a couple months and no problems.

It took me only about two hours per side (actually less), I have installed different lift kits before, but never this brand, never with this shape. Simple and easy, been driving my GMC Yukon Denali about 700 miles with the kit installed and smooth as it can be, just took the truck for an alignment but that was all besides, and I just did it because I have new tires a couple weeks before the lift kit installation.

Nice lift, you still are going to have to cut the factor studs. Wish they came in different colors but no big deal. All together took me about 4 hours to do in my garage. Make sure you go online and torque everything to specs

I own a 2011 Chevy Avalanche LTZ with Z55 front suspension and auto leveling rear shocks. I added the 2.5" front lift as well as the 1" rear. No lights, and it was a breeze to install. The front will require a little pushing to get the electronic connectors onto the top of the struts, but they stayed and I have not had any problems. I did not have to grind the strut assembly bolts to fit as listed in the instructions. I did run into problems when trying to install the supplied self locking nuts. They would loosen the bolts on the lift pucks. I went and got some stainless steal nuts without the Teflon self locking. Once those are torqued, you can add the supplied nuts on top of those.