Magnetic Ride Leveling kit Q & A.

[SuspensionMaxx]

Hi everyone, very excited to be apart of TYF. I wanted to start a thread in regards to vehicles with Magnetic Ride Control suspension. If you have any questions feel free to comment.
We have 3 front leveling kits available for Magnetic Ride Control Tahoe Yukon and Denali models.
SMX-GM710M- 1" front leveling spacer with magnetic ride bracket included
SMX-GM715M- 1.5" front leveling spacer with magnetic ride bracket included
SMX-GM725M- 1.5"-2.5" adjustable front leveling kit with adjustable magnetic ride control bracket.
Installation instructions for the 2.5" kit is in the link bellow.

https://www.suspensionmaxx.com/content/uploads/pdfs/installation_guides/SMX-GM725M.pdf

 

[JennaBear]

Do you have pictures of the new Yukon Denalis (with Mag Ride) using the different spacers? I didn't see any on the website.

 

[SuspensionMaxx]

Hi JennaBear,
Here is few pictures I have of the New Yukon equipped with Magnetic Ride Control running our 2.5" adjustable lift and 1" rear spacer. Maybe a couple members can chime in and share some of their own pictures.

Thanks
John

 

[JennaBear]

Thank you! Do you happen to know if the full 2.5" was needed?

 

[SuspensionMaxx]

The truck above is running the full 2.5" leveling kit with 1" rear coil spacer and BFG A/T 285/55R20s on XD 820's.

 

[JennaBear]

Awesome, thank you again!

EDIT: Just measured ours, and the rear is 2.25" higher than the front. Just in case anyone is wondering about stock heights.

The vehicle pictured is also not a Yukon Denali, not sure if the stock heights are different or not.

 

[Denton]

Going for this look! He is running 285/55/20s

Options
295/60/20
285/60/20

 

[Denton]

I think the 285/60/20 is the best bet at 33.5"

 

[SuspensionMaxx]

I think the 285/60/20 is the best bet at 33.5"

I agree, let me know if you have any more questions. Please share some pictures when you get a chance.

John

 

[Denton]

I agree, let me know if you have any more questions. Please share some pictures when you get a chance.

John

Yea, after this weekend I am wondering if the 275/65/20 will fit. It is 34.1". The 285/60/20 is 33.5". The 285 is also wider than the 275/65. I am wondering if .6" taller would work with a narrower tire- what do you think?

 

[SuspensionMaxx]

I would probably stick with the 285/60/20. Try this, don't you have that same size on your GMC Sierra, why not swap tires and wheels and see how the fit on your Yukon.

 

[Denton]

I would probably stick with the 285/60/20. Try this, don't you have that same size on your GMC Sierra, why not swap tires and wheels and see how the fit on your Yukon.

Thats a dang good idea!

 

[JennaBear]

Thank you for your help! Looking forward to receiving my kit!

 

[JennaBear]

My kit has arrived! Can't wait to get this installed, thanks guys!

 

[tomsquad418]

Thats a dang good idea!

Did you ever do this? What setup are you running? Thanks

 

[michiganlebnani]

If anyone tried the SuspensionMAXX leveling kit please let me know and post some pictures as i am interested in this kit but i want to hear some feedback from the users.

 

[jennifer_w]

I think the 285/60/20 is the best bet at 33.5"

Hi Denton,

I'm fully agree with you as i also got same experience in that case.

 

[Alfonso Araiza]

does any one have 275/65/20 installed? also wondering if they will fit with a 2.5" leveling kit

 

[vinyljoe]

Good evening. Wondered if this thread was dead…

 

[ItstheHOFF]

Yea my ride quality sucks for having a premium level trim (LTZ). It does not ride premium, very bouncy. I think my leveling kit that it came with because I bought used might have something to do with it, or I dunno. Maybe I'll just gut the whole thing and get a 6 inch lift.