The install is seriously easy , ive done these in 4 hours or less... plus youll need that extra Money for a track bar and a rear bracket ....
No you won’t not if the lift is installed correctly and your jeeps geometry is correct from the factory which some are not. After having the dealer install mine my front and rear axles were only off around a quarter of an inch and since it has settled both axles are centered. The jeep drives and rides perfectly. I ended up with around 2 1/4 inches of height on the rear and about 2 1/2 on the front. I have steel bumpers and a Warn winch sitting on the front which I’m sure helps settle the lift.
The Mopar kit takes roughly 2 hours total to install. My shop charged me $250 with alignment.
What shop did you use? I'm also in DFW area, and just got quoted something ridiculous from the dealer.
Labor is cheap in Mesa
Airpark doesn't charge hourly anymore from what I was told, per job now. Not sure what they'd charge but I'm just going to install it myself anyway. I gotta pay for an alignment though, but that's $40 to a friend who works at a shop. I can get the lift for 19% off online.
$3,300? How? I mean the parts are like $1500 at most from a reputable place. They want $1800 for the install? LOL. So $900 an hour? Find this a bit hard to believe. Then again, money.
Mopar lift, alignment, tax and lifetime warranty, $1710 out the door. My dealer did mine which is Huffines in Lewisville. They matched Amazons price on the lift and they did a great job on it too, My Rubicon rides and drives perfectly,
Perfect! I'll check them out. Got quoted $3400 from AutoNation North Richland Hills... So, really appreciate the tip!!!
You’re welcome and you will really like the mopar lift, I took it out to Bridgeport a while back to the off-road park and it performed flawlessly!
That's insanity!!! How was the quote broken down?
$2k for the kit, $1400 for install. To their benefit, they did lower it to the amazing deal of $3k as I was walking out...
They are charging markup for the kit as well as a set price for install (not an hourly) which we all know is total BS, but can't make them charge what they refuse to charge... sooo I found a local place that will do it for the right price, and I'll be going there. Jeep arrives via train 1/19, and hopefully the dealer will get it from the yard quick. Then off to order it all up and get it rolling right.
Means they just probably didn't want to deal with it. Not worth the headache unless you were willing to bite.
