What is a lift kit visualizer?

It shows what your own vehicle would look like raised, before you buy a kit. You upload a photo, pick a height and tire size, and get the same truck back with the new stance.

Leveling kit or lift kit: what is the difference?

A leveling kit raises only the front, usually 1.5 to 2.5 inches, so the truck sits flat instead of nose-down. A lift kit raises the whole vehicle, often 3 to 6 inches, and makes room for much bigger tires.

Does it tell me which tires will fit?

No. It shows a common pairing for each height, like 35 inch tires on a 4 inch lift. Real fitment depends on your model, wheel offset and trimming, so check with the kit maker or a shop.

Which photo should I use?

A straight side view in daylight with all four wheels visible works best. A front corner shot also works. Avoid photos where the wheels are hidden by people or other cars.

Can I add other parts too?

Yes. After the lift, type another change, or open the AI Truck Customizer for bumpers, light bars and racks.

Lift Kit Visualizer: See Your Truck Lifted

Why use Lift Kit Visualizer?

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Believable heights

A leveling kit is a small front lift; a 6 inch lift is a big change. The picture shows the difference.

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Tire size included

Each height comes with a tire size that fills the wheel wells the way it would in real life.

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Trucks, Jeeps and SUVs

Works on pickups, off-roaders and SUVs shot from the side.

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Free to use

Runs in the browser. At busy times there may be a short wait between photos.

Is a leveling kit enough, or do you want a 4 inch lift and 35s? It is hard to picture from a spec sheet. Upload a side photo of your truck, Jeep or SUV, pick a height, and this lift kit visualizer shows your own vehicle with the new stance and tires.

From leveling kit to 6 inch lift

The heights cover the common choices: a 2 inch front leveling kit, a 3 inch lift with 33s, a 4 inch lift with 35s and a 6 inch lift with 37s. You can also keep the stock height and see only bigger tires.

Compare stances on the same photo

Run two or three heights on one photo and download each one. Seeing them side by side is the quickest way to pick between a mild and a tall build.

What the picture shows

More gap between the tires and the body, longer shocks, more space under the frame and tires that fill the wheel wells. Your paint, wheels and background stay the same.

Before you order a kit

The image is a visual guide, not fitment advice. Check the kit maker's list for your model, and remember that big lifts can change handling, gearing and what fits in your garage.

Frequently asked questions

Lift Kit Visualizer