GMC Terrain Lift Kits

Taking your ride off the beaten path means traversing wild terrain that may wreak havoc on the underside of your vehicle. To maximize the adventure and gain needed protection, many people upgrade with GMC-terrain lift kits.

How Long Do GMC-Terrain Lift Kits Last?

While a lift gives you added clearance, lets you install bigger wheels and tires, and enhances visibility, it is still a hefty investment. Anytime you spend money to upgrade your vehicle, you want to have the confidence that it will last. Suspension kits have come a long way, ensuring you have peace of mind that they will last. Morris 4x4 carries kits from the top off-roading aftermarket parts manufacturers, including TeraFlex, Rough Country, AEV and Skyjacker. Each company is dedicated to creating lift kits designed for specific makes and models that include high-quality parts. Oftentimes, these parts last longer than the original parts. Once you upgrade, you can expect your hard work to last upward of 10 years. Of course, the installation, maintenance and how you use your ride factor into the longevity. Like with any part, excessive wear and tear will take its toll sooner than later.

Which GMC-Terrain Lift Kits Do You Need?

The right kit depends on what you need. Extreme adventurists often opt for a complete suspension overhaul. This boost’s your ride's overhaul performance but requires a hefty investment. People looking to gain height for more aesthetic reasons or to accommodate bigger tires often opt for more cost-effective solutions, such as a body, spacer or leveling kit. The latter comes with strut spacers that are installed between the springs and chassis to make the front and back ends level, which also gives you more clearance. One of Morris 4x4’s most popular leveling options is the Rough Country N3. Designed for easy installation, it comes with preassembled OEM-style struts.

How Much Does a GMC-Terrain Lift Kits Cost?

Terrain lift kits are available at a range of prices. A full suspension kit typically starts at more than $1,000 and continues to rise from there. The other styles of kits fall into a more affordable price range. A high-quality leveling kit typically costs around $350.