Lift kit was installed by a dealership

kryten · May 31, 2011

FirstTaco: Sorry to hear what happened. So did you get this ever resolved with the dealership? I will stay miles away from those crooks.

birdhuntintacoma · Nov 18, 2011

bjmoose said: ↑

JStreetS: I think that's quite reasonable.

It's possible to find a lower price, but not by a lot. Les Scwhwab in my area quoted me a price in the mid/high 6 hundreds - perhaps 10% less than your quote. However, there are presumably advantages to having the work done by your dealer - you're much less likely to have warranty grief issues if they perform the modification than if you sub it out to someone else.

So if a Revtek spacer lift meets your needs: I say go for it.
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yes, never go through a dealership. On my visit, they service/parts lady straight up "whispered" to me, "go to Les Schwab" all that the dealerships due is get the kit from LES SCHWAB to install the rev tek kit. this info is coming STRAIGHT from the dealership lady herself.

sooner · Nov 18, 2011

they can't charge you for recalibrating the speedo,because toyota cannot even recalibrate it.i have a 2011 and took it back to dealer after my lift,and watched the laptop.i have been a diesel tech for over 20 yrs,very familiar with ecm and parameters.the only way to change it is through a -one time use-tuner.i got my 6-inch lift,new wheels and tires all with warranty for $3100.00.i feel bad for you man.

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