Is there a 1" or 1.5" or 2" leveling kit for '22 AT4 Yukon with magnetic ride control?

[WacoYukon]

2022 Yukon AT4 with magnetic ride control. Is there a 1", 1.5" or 2" leveling kit out there or only 3" kit available? I am not liking all the space or gap from the 3" kit here.

 

[olyelr]

What did you expect lol.

Yes, they do.

 

[WacoYukon]

What did you expect lol.

Yes, they do.

I expected a level, not a lift.

Got links to the kits then? Because I'm only finding a 2.25"

 

[Punteh]

Traxda has a 2" front and 1" rear level, they also have a 2" front only. There's an additional bracket you need with mag ride

Kit #406060 – 2021-2026 Chevy Tahoe/ Chevy Suburban/ GMC Yukon/ GMC Yukon XL/ Cadillac Escalade – 2″ Front And 1″ Rear Lift Kit

Part number: 406060 Installation Instructions: Front Instructions Rear Instructions Description 2021-2026 Cadillac Escalade Awd 2021-2026 Cadillac Escalade ESV Awd 2021-2026 Chevrolet Tahoe 2wd & 4×4 2021-2026 Chevrolet Suburban 2wd & 4×4 2021-2026 GMC Yukon 2wd & 4×4 2021-2026 GMC Yukon...

traxdaliftkits.com

Kit # 406091 2019-2021 Chevy/GMC 1500 MagneRide Brackets

406090 Instructions 2019-2021 Chevy/GMC 1500 If your truck has MagneRide and you lift it without relocating the sensors, your shocks will get locked as if your vehicle is in the air. These brackets relocate the MagneRide sensors, stopping the shocks from locking when you're on the ground, and...

traxdaliftkits.com

 

[olyelr]

I expected a level, not a lift.

Got links to the kits then? Because I'm only finding a 2.25"

The at4’s come level from the factory. Whatever you lift the front, you're pretty much gonna want the same out back imo. I put a 1” level on my wifes ‘22 high country with mag ride, and that leveled it off perfectly. I will see if i can find the link.

 

[WacoYukon]

My AT4 sits am inch lower in the front stock, not level. Here are pics of the 3" Ready Lift Leveling Kit before I take it off and go with a 1" leveling kit.

 

[olyelr]

My AT4 sits am inch lower in the front stock, not level.

Thats all in the eye of the beerholder.

I “leveled” my truck with a 1.5” kit, which still has it sitting about 3/4” higher in the back (by the measuring stick), but anymore than that and it looks like its sagging ass.

I dont care if the numbers show that the back is 12” higher on an at4, they “look” completely level in stock form. Jack only the front up, u will be looking like your sagging ass.

 

[WacoYukon]

whatever

 

[Chad G 1979]

You may disagree, but my tahoe looks pretty darm level to me. Some folks have said theirs have been within a half inch from factory and others have been dead on, and even othrs say out of level by an inch. I orefer it have some rise to back end or they look like they are squatting even when not towing anything. Id rather not have my rife look like the suspension is junk by making it "level". To everyone their own but most vehicles that get "leveled" look like they have rear end squat to my eye. I like the nose down look, makes it more aggressive looking to me. But like i said, to each their own.

 

[olyelr]

whatever

Okay. Your the one who lifted your vehicle 3”, and now you dont like it because there is space in the wheel wells? Wth did you think was gonna happen? Sorry, im not trying to be a dick, im just trying to help. Do you not like it because its too high now, or its not level, or what? I guess im confused here.

 

[H1Chester]

The at4’s come level from the factory. Whatever you lift the front, you're pretty much gonna want the same out back imo. I put a 1” level on my wifes ‘22 high country with mag ride, and that leveled it off perfectly. I will see if i can find the link.

You may disagree, but my tahoe looks pretty darm level to me. Some folks have said theirs have been within a half inch from factory and others have been dead on, and even othrs say out of level by an inch. I orefer it have some rise to back end or they look like they are squatting even when not towing anything. Id rather not have my rife look like the suspension is junk by making it "level". To everyone their own but most vehicles that get "leveled" look like they have rear end squat to my eye. I like the nose down look, makes it more aggressive looking to me. But like i said, to each their own.

I concur with both of these messages. My rear wheel well is 0.25” higher than my front wheel well.

 

[thill466]

My 22 at4 is almost a full inch higher in the rear from the factory (non air ride) . The only kit I'm aware of that will work is the traxda kit. @WacoYukon what are you doing with your readylift kit?

 

[WacoYukon]

My 22 at4 is almost a full inch higher in the rear from the factory (non air ride) . The only kit I'm aware of that will work is the traxda kit. @WacoYukon what are you doing with your readylift kit?

Giving it back to the off road shop lol

 

[thill466]

Giving it back to the off road shop lol

Wanna make a deal with me for the kit?

 

[olyelr]

I expected a level, not a lift.

Got links to the kits then? Because I'm only finding a 2.25"

Here is the kit I used...

MZS 1.5” level kit on ‘22 tahoe high country

Just installed a 1.5” leveling spacer (lower strut style) from MZS. This is on a high country with no air suspension. Honestly not sure if these have mrc suspension or not, but i have been told they do. I could not find any sensor arms like on the last denali she had which needed a small spacer...

www.tahoeyukonforum.com

 

[WacoYukon]

I'm putting on the Traxda leveling kit next week, will keep you posted

 

[thill466]

I'm putting on the Traxda leveling kit next week, will keep you posted

Sounds good. I'm looking to get that kit so if they can retain all the hardware and parts I would definitely be interested in it.

 

[STORMIN08]

i see many times, a reference to fender lip height...this can be inaccurate due to some vehicles having differing wheel arches.

measure the rocker of the vehicle. most case when LEVEL, the ass droops in appearance, and since most weight is added to rear...slightly higher is better

 

[olyelr]

i see many times, a reference to fender lip height...this can be inaccurate due to some vehicles having differing wheel arches.

measure the rocker of the vehicle. most case when LEVEL, the ass droops in appearance, and since most weight is added to rear...slightly higher is better

Yep, reminds me of the old square fender k5 blazers/jimmys/burbs…if the rockers were level, the front fender arch was several inches higher than the rear haaaaaa.

 

[thill466]

I'm putting on the Traxda leveling kit next week, will keep you posted

any update @WacoYukon ?