Description
You'll never look at a Tundra the same way after installing Rough Country's 6-inch Toyota Tundra kit. This all-inclusive kit is a total transformation for your truck, with durable lifted knuckles, protective skid plate, and all the brackets and hardware needed to set your truck to a factory-like geometry while providing additional ground clearance. The beefy front crossmember features a high-clearance design to help traverse off-road obstacles with no hang-ups.
Run larger wheels and tires while giving your truck a one-of-a-kind look and exceptional off-road performance. This kit affords your truck an aggressive appearance and a higher profile that is sure to demand attention. This kit includes Rough Country's Nitrogen-charged N3 Shocks for the ultimate balance in highway ride quality and off-road vibration dampening. Includes Rough Country's Lifetime Replacement Guarantee.
You'll never look at a Tundra the same way after installing Rough Country's 6-inch Toyota Tundra kit.
Features
- Unmatched ground clearance due to high clearance crossmember design.
- 100% precision laser cut materials used in latest computer aided design process.
- Levels the front with the rear of the vehicle
- Will work with factory 18-inch or larger wheels.
- Requires no modification to the stock differential mounts, drivetrain or exhaust.
- Fabricated blocks are stronger and offer a longer lifespan than cast blocks.
Notes
- Lifted strut replacements (N3/M1/Vertex) do NOT fit 2WD models.
- Cutting and drilling is required.
- Does NOT fit Pro Series models.
- On TRD models equipped with a red rear sway bar it must be removed for installation.
- Does NOT fit XSP-X models.
- Requires 18-inch or larger wheels.
- Stock 18-inch or larger wheels can be used but can accommodate tires no wider than 11.5-inch.
- In some cases minor trimming may be needed to clear 35-inch tires.
- On vehicles equipped with a two piece driveshaft there is the potential for take off vibration, this can be corrected with SKU: 1776BOX1 carrier bearing shim kit.
