Looking for Feedback on Rough Country 2 Inch Leveling Struts
I’m considering upgrading my truck with the Rough Country 2 inch leveling struts and would love to hear from anyone who has experience with them. I’ve done some research, but nothing beats real user feedback, especially when it comes to product performance and installation experiences.
Here’s what I’m particularly interested in:
Ride Quality: How do they perform on both highways and off-road? Are they comfortable enough for daily driving?
Installation: How straightforward was the installation process? Did you have to modify anything or was it a direct fit?
Durability: Have you encountered any issues since installing? How do they hold up after several months of use?
Comparisons: If you’ve used other brands, how do these struts stack up?
My Setup
I have a [insert your truck model and year here] and plan on using it both on road and off road. I’m aiming to level it for a more aggressive look and improved performance while maintaining a smooth ride.
If anyone has installed these struts or has any recommendations, I’d love to see some pictures and hear your thoughts! Also, any tips on installation or specific tools needed would be greatly appreciated!
I installed the Rough Country 2 inch leveling struts on my Tacoma last month, and I can’t believe the difference! The truck feels much more stable, and the ride quality improved significantly over stock.
Definitely! I’ve taken mine off-roading and the extra clearance helps a lot. Just make sure you’re not too aggressive with it initially to let the struts settle first.
That’s a valid concern, gharris. It depends on your dealer, but many don’t void warranties for aftermarket struts if installed correctly. Always good to check!
My installation gave me quite the laugh—almost dropped a wrench on my foot! Safety first, right? But overall, totally worth it for how my truck looks now!
I’ve installed the Rough Country 2 inch leveling struts on my truck and the process was pretty straightforward. Just make sure you have a good socket set and a spring compressor. It really helps!
I found the install challenging due to the strut nut being really tight. A breaker bar was a lifesaver. Also, don’t forget to align your wheels afterward!