Nissan Xterra Lift Kits

Off-road enthusiasts know the importance of modifying their rides for maximum fun and handling When you are ready to get a Nissan Xterra lift kit, Morris 4x4 has many options to fit your style and budget.

Which Nissan-Xterra Lift Kits Are the Best?

The right kit depends on what you want to get out of your ride. A leveling kit is an ideal option for people who want clearance without having to overhaul the vehicle. One of our most popular kits is from Rough Country. Designed to provide 2.5 to 3 inches of ground clearance, it makes the front end level with the back. It comes with high-quality parts designed for your ride and only takes a few hours to install. Along with ground clearance, a suspension lift enhances handling and keeps your ride balanced when tackling uneven terrain and steep climbs. Many off-roaders choose Revtek when upping their suspension game. This 2004 Nissan Xterra lift kit is designed to work with your vehicle’s suspension geometry, ensuring a perfect fit. While installation takes longer, the kit comes with all of the components needed to get back out on the road.

How Long Do Nissan-Xterra Lift Kits Last?

From Rough Country to AEV, Morris 4x4 carries kits from the best in the business. Most lift manufacturers are dedicated to helping off-roaders maximize their rides, which means you are getting parts that meet or exceed OEM standards. Focused on innovation and quality, you can have confidence that your investment will last. In general, the parts in these kits will last as long if not longer than the original parts. Of course, proper installation and maintenance are necessary for longevity. If you frequently go on extreme expeditions, there will be more wear and tear. In general, you can expect your new suspension system to last 10 years or more.

How Much Do Nissan-Xterra Lift Kits Cost?

Any Nissan Xterra 6 inch lift kit comes with a price tag. How much it costs is dependent on the type of kit you are looking for. Basic leveling kits start at around $141 dollars. When installing a suspension kit, you can expect to pay upwards of $550.