A leveling kit modifies a vehicle’s suspension to raise the front end, typically aligning it with the height of the rear. This modification often involves strut extensions, coil spring spacers, or torsion key adjustments. A common example is its use on pickup trucks to eliminate the factory “rake” and provide a more level stance.
Achieving a level vehicle stance offers both aesthetic and practical advantages. Visually, it creates a more balanced and aggressive appearance. Practically, it can improve headlight aim, increase ground clearance for off-roading, and allow for the fitment of larger tires without rubbing. The desire for vehicle customization and improved functionality has driven the demand for leveling kits for many years, evolving alongside advancements in suspension technology.