If you take your vehicle to the Jeep dealership for repairs, it's probably going to cost you an arm and a leg. If you are willing and able to manage your own repairs, you'll be delighted to know that we stock and sell all the Jeep suspension parts you are likely to ever need. There are two types of jeep suspension kits - suspension lifts and body lifts.

They can either come readily installed in your new truck or purchased from jeep hardware stores. A body lift kit is basically used to lift the body from the frame (about 1 to 3 inches). While it does not directly increase the ground clearance, it usually allows for taller tires because it will be able to increase the wheel well height.  A body lift kit consists of jeep suspension parts like spacers or blocks, which are used to lift the jeep's body from the frame. Body lifts are significantly less expensive than suspension lifts, as there are less modifications to be done. They do not improve or alter suspension, but allows the vehicle to sit higher. Body lift kits as well as suspension kits are available from major suppliers like On Sale Jeep Parts.

A suspension lift, on the other hand, raises the suspension of the jeep by replacing the rear and front leaf springs and the shocks. By altering these jeep suspension parts, taller tires can be installed, therefore improving the clearance between the ground and the axels. It also improves travel and articulation, although steering may be altered. Suspension lifts are preferred by many off-roaders, although they can significantly be more expensive than body lifts.

On Sale Jeep Parts LLC is a leading provider of all kinds of fix-it kits to improve your 4x4 vehicles. We also carry different types of accessories like steering stabilizers, which you need when you install suspension lifts. We can even advise you on what parts and accessories you will require for your project.