leveling 2018 Tacoma

I think either can work. Remember bigger tires will add to it too. The higher you go the more complicated things get. The more money you'll spend. The more things that can go wring. Its just my wife's truck so I kept it as simple as I could.

 

You think 1.5 and 2.25 would be too high? Causing more issues?

 

Not an expert not going to say it would or wouldn't. But the higher you go angles changes. Could need UCA could need shims. Higher you go in my experience the more that's involved. Just need to figure out 2 things.
1. Goal
2. Budget
My off roading is slow dirt and mud. You need to figure out what you want.

 

2.25 in the front and 1.5 in the rear is just about what I am at and I love it. No issues yet, after 40,000 miles or so.