15 Denali - Leveling Problem

[Cbell13055]

Hey guys!

 

Still pretty new here and had a quick question. I was going to order the Rough Country 2 or 2.5” leveling kit until I went to measure

 

i went out and measured from the ground to the center of the fender and quarter:

 

LF 36”

RF 36”

LR 39”

RR 40”

 

When I bought the truck they did change only 1 rear shocks on maybe that’s the difference of 1”. However, there is a 3-4” different from front to back. What do I do? I’d love to get here leveled.

 

She also has the black 22” Accessory wheels and all tires even tread

 

 

 

 

[USCGRetiredJosh]

Did you move your vehicle to another location and remeasure?

[nick_99chevy]

Mine is the same...I think is due to fuel in the tank the extra weight on left rear


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[amxguy1970]

Not sure what your problem is, regardless of either kit you won't be level. Pretty much any vehicle (more so trucks) will have a drivers side lean due to there being more weight on that side (dash, controls, gas, sole drive, ect). You don't want it perfectly level as it will look nose high, plus if you use it as a truck at all you will be sagging in the back. Also remember to adjust your headlights down so you don't blind oncoming traffic after you level it.

 

I still don't understand the fascination with solely leveling the front end of the truck, are there that many people who buy a truck and don't use it and want it only for the look? Sure seems that way. Cars come level and are much more useful and better in day to day tasks (not to mention have more luxury) and many times can be had with awd for inclement weather...

 

Tyler