Lifted trucks are everywhere these days. Some owners lift their trucks for off-road use, while others simply prefer the extra ground clearance and aggressive look that comes with larger tires and suspension upgrades.
But once a truck sits higher than stock, certain things become less straightforward – including lifting it.
A lot of truck owners don’t think about that until it’s time to rotate the tires, replace a brake component, or deal with a flat tire. That’s usually when they realize their old jack isn’t reaching the way it used to.
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