Your truck looks very similar to mine in that I have the 2.5" front and looking for rear blocks. Can you shoot some pics after adding read blocks? Thanks
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Awesome info. Do you know of any ill affects from having a 2.5" level, rear blocks (say 2-3") and the air bags? Currently I have a 2.5" front level with 305 55 tires. I'm 1" high in the front. When I load my trailer on it, the rear sags even more. I'd like to use the blocks for level everyday driving, then the bags for when I tow.
Does your truck have rear blocks? Thanks
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I'm running them. ToyoAT2. They're heavy tires. I have the 6.2 and the tires have affected fuel mileage but look and ride great. Great off road performance. Slight rubbing on sway bar at full lock.
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Good looking truck. I tow also and am thinking of air bags in rear as I have 2.5" up front and stock rear. What brand bags, how much, and any warranty on them? Noticeable effectiveness when towing? Thx
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I have the 2.5" in front and stock in rear. I sit 1" high in front. If you don't tow a trailer, this may work for you. I'm running 305 55 20. Rides good. I'm going to add the rear block to bring it level for when I tow, I won't be so nose high.
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Awesome. Yea I'm a 1" high in the front right now and when I put a trailer load on her she snobs a little more. So I'm thinking with a 1-3/4" block in the back it will help that. Thanks for the help!
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Thanks for the note. How does your truck ride with the rear block? I have a 14 high country 4wd w 2.5 up front. 305 55
Thanks!
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I have 2.5" level in front and stock in rear. So are you saying as long as you don't stack blocks on top of rear, I should be okay to remove stock block and add an aftermarket block that is same brand as my front level?
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