Jeep Lift Kits

Jeep models are known all over the world for their tremendous off-roading capabilities. However, if you want to take your Mission adventures to even higher heights, you can modify your vehicle with a Jeep lift kit—whether you want a Jeep Wrangler lift kit, a Jeep Grand Cherokee lift kit, Jeep Cherokee lift kit or a Jeep Renegade lift kit, there are plenty of options available at Burns Motors. Learn more about the Jeep lift kits at our McAllen dealership today, then, reach out to our service center if you’re interested in customizing your Jeep! 

Jeep Lift Kit Options

With all the Jeep lift kits available near Edinburg, you’ll want to pick one based on what you want to achieve with your Jeep. How much are you willing to spend, and how much are you willing to modify your vehicle? Here are the different types of Jeep lift kits: 

Body Lift Kit: This inexpensive and primarily cosmetic lift kit features 1–3 inches of space added between the body and the frame, but the suspension and wheels are unchanged.

Budget Boost / Coil Spring Spacers: This lift kit type is also mostly cosmetic, with minimal suspension modification required. It may also allow you to add bigger tires to your Jeep.

• Coiled spacers placed on top of your vehicle’s coil springs
• Adds about 1.5-2 inches of lift
• Ride quality remains the same

Coil Lift Kit: A good choice for off-roaders, including:

• Longer coil springs added for 2-3.5 inches of suspension lift
• Increased articulation

Short Arm Lift Kit: This major suspension modification is popular with off-roaders, with coil spring lift features plus:

• Longer front and rear coil arms for over 2-6 inches of lift
• Larger sway bar links and shocks
• Increased ground clearance 

Long Arm Lift Kit: This high-end Jeep lift kit option is best installed by professionals and is recommended for serious off-roaders:

• Long control arms mounted further back on the Jeep frame
• Adds 3-6.5 inches of lift or more
• Better suspension angles
• Extreme articulation and crawling abilities
• Requires welding and fabrication to install
• Arms can sometimes get caught on rocks

Jeep Model Specs

Are you shopping for Jeep Wrangler lift kits, Jeep Grand Cherokee lift kits, Jeep Cherokee lift kits, or Jeep Renegade lift kits? Then, you’ll want to find out the standard specs pre-modification for each model, so you can determine which Jeep lift kits are compatible for your model. Take a moment to review some exterior specs for the 2024 variants of several of the most popular Jeep models:

• Jeep Wrangler: Leading link front suspension, trailing arm rear suspension, 17-inch wheels, 73.6 inches in height
• Jeep Grand Cherokee: Multi-link front and rear suspension, 17-inch wheels, 70.8 inches in height
• Jeep Compass: Strut front and rear suspension, 17-inch wheels, 64.6 inches in height
• Jeep Gladiator: Leading link front suspension, trailing arm rear suspension, 17-inch wheels, 75.0 inches in height
• Jeep Wagoneer: Short and long arm front suspension, multi-link rear suspension, 18-inch wheels, 75.6 inches in height

Get Genuine Jeep Parts & Accessories in McAllen

If you have any more questions about Jeep lift kits, whether they be Jeep Wrangler lift kits, Jeep Cherokee lift kits, Jeep Renegade lift kits, or Jeep Grand Cherokee lift kits, don’t hesitate to contact the Burns Motors parts center. We’re just down the highway from Pharr. You can also take a look at our inventory of Jeep and RAM off-road-ready vehicles for sale in McAllen and get the car-buying process started if you don’t already own a Jeep! 

These recommendations may become outdated over time or differ from recommendations for older vehicles. To ensure accuracy, always consult your owner’s manual or a certified OEM mechanic.