recommendations for 3" or 4" lift

my truck is still under warranty and i want to put a 3" or 4" lift with wheels and tires. there are so many brands good and bad i dont know where to start. will putting an aftermarket lift on void my warranty?

 

Hey there, It depends what you are trying to achieve. For better performance and ride quality it is better to go with a 3" suspension Lift. (New Coil Overs, New leaf Springs, etc) We offer many different options for this set up. If you are just going for pure aesthetics and you want a 4" there are some cheaper drop bracket lifts from like 4 wheel parts. (I put a suspension lift on my 2012 Tacoma and the dealer tried to tell me it voided my warranty but i fought it and won, so it might just depend on your dealer.)

 

Good starting point:

http://www.tacomahq.com/66/tacoma-leveling-lift-kit/

Also:

"Lift Kits and Your Factory Warranty
Many truck owners are understandably concerned about how a leveling kit or lift kit will effect their warranty. There are two answers to this question:

1. The law protects vehicle owners. The Magnusson-Moss act makes it illegal for an auto manufacturer or auto dealer to void a warranty just because a vehicle has been modified. The only way that a vehicle warranty can be effected is if the lift or leveling kit is the direct cause of a failure.

2. Some dealers are “cooler” about lift kits than others. Some Toyota dealers view themselves as the keepers of the sacred warranty flame, and they refuse to warranty anything unless a customer yells and screams. Other dealers, wise to the ways of the world, embrace owners who install lift kits and even install after-market lift kits themselves. If you can do your new vehicle service work at a dealer who sells brand-new lifted trucks, you’ll probably never have a warranty argument about your lift kit.

Resource: Learn more about your legal protections warranty rights."