Lift Kits/levelling Kits

By jenn_28
April 15, 2010 in Ask A GM Technician

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jenn_28

Posted April 15, 2010

Can someone tell me why no one has any lift kits for the 2005 GMC Jimmy? Is there something with that year of vehicle that prevents anyone from putting on a lift kit? Everywhere I have called says there is nothing available past 2003.

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