Seattle Area Shop Suggestions to Install New Suspension Parts

I got some quotes from him, super pricey.

 

I’m sure there are probably cheaper option out that’s fair. But I’m in the belief you pay for quality, customer care, and convience and so far in my experience they’ve hit on all 3.

they do high quality work, amazing customer care ( whole staff is super friendly and helpful) and convience — drop my truck off , get a free loaner so I don’t miss a beat in my day to day life.

 

Lacking the garage space and want my truck back in top shape. PM for a quote coming your way @TheToyotaGarage

 

For the king and Icon set ups?

 

This was your quote.

 

Get a few buddies together with a case of brews and have it done in a few hours. Suspension is one thing I suggest anyone with basic hand tools can do themselves.

 

I have no tools so I would need someone with all those to help me out

 

Ahh I see. Well you can justify tool purchase vs paying for labor. Lol at least that’s how I got away with it. The most time consuming part is grinding/cutting off 1 fat ass rivet on the leaf spring for my Icon 3 leaf AAL. If you got a new leaf pack or one of those single AALs, you wouldn’t have to.

 

Just called mule .Only install parts they order and only work with one and falken. Recommended to check out Auburn car repair and offroad.

 

I removed my misquoted statement, my apologies.

 

I have used them on 3 of my trucks, Auburn Car Repair and offroad that is, the owner seems to specialize in jeep lifts he got himself a new JL and lifted it right away looks good.

 

Mule said they were a good place Ill check em out.

 

They also work on a lot of Tacoma’s and 4runners - they did my Body Mount chop and did a great job

 

how much did the chop run you?

 

I had mule do my suspension originally but have since swapped coils and replaced the dakars (warrantied for sagging) myself. I second saving the money and getting together with some dudes and doing it yourself.

 

how does one get in touch with "The Shop"?

 

PM @TheToyotaGarage

 

Also needing a suspension install. Would love to do it myself but the apartment garage isn't gonna cut it. Would rather go with someone trustworthy and knows what they're doing/done it multiple times anyways. I'm in the Sea/Tac area as well. Leaning Fox or ADS, nothing too extreme (unless I get carried away, trying not too) Auburn car repair would be convenient, anyone else have experienced this shop before?


Not too recent of a pic but need to get her off the ground a bit..

 

Buy the 5100s with new coils, top plate, and a spring compressor. Three bolts at the top one bolt at the bottom. Same with the rear. If you don't want a new leaf pack buy a spacer. It's simple with alot of YouTube videos. Hard part is remembering the torque specs.. a 14 ratcheting wrench will save you alot of time. Take the tire off and break the tie rod end free. Badabing badaboom.

 

Oh trust me, I've watched many of youtube on it and know I could do it. Maybe I'm just fair weather and scared of the rain, ha.. Plus like the old adage says "Buy once, cry once" I'd like to get something a little more involved so I don't need to buy a new setup when I want to upgrade.