A system designed to elevate a particular sport utility vehicle’s chassis relative to its axles. It typically comprises replacement springs, shocks, and related hardware intended to increase ride height and improve off-road capability. For example, installing one of these systems allows for larger tires and enhanced ground clearance on the specified vehicle.
The modification offers improved traversal of rough terrain, mitigating the risk of undercarriage damage. Historically, such alterations were primarily for utilitarian purposes; however, their popularity has broadened to include aesthetic enhancements. The result is a vehicle with a more aggressive stance and increased visual appeal. These modifications can also influence vehicle handling and stability, requiring careful consideration during selection and installation.