High-Clearance ATV & UTV Lift Kits

Why Install a Lift Kit on Your Off-Road Machine?

Factory ground clearance is fine for well-groomed trails, but pushing the limits requires more room under the chassis. Adding a lift provides three massive advantages for off-roaders:

• Increased Ground Clearance: The primary reason riders invest in UTV lift kits is to stop bottoming out on obstacles. A few extra inches of height allows you to glide over rocks, logs, and deep ruts that would otherwise leave you high and dry.
• Fitting Larger Tires: Want to run massive mud tires or heavy-duty rock crawlers? A lift kit creates the necessary wheel well clearance to prevent aggressive treads from rubbing against your fenders when you turn or compress the suspension.
• Better Approach Angles: Elevating your chassis improves your approach and departure angles, meaning you can climb steeper embankments without burying your front bumper in the dirt.

Finding the Right Lift for Your Riding Style

Not all lifts are created equal. The type of kit you choose should directly match how you use your machine.

For riders looking for a quick, cost-effective upgrade, standard bracket lifts are incredibly popular. These bolt-on systems relocate your shock mounts, typically providing 2 to 3 inches of lift. This is the perfect setup for trail riders who just want to add slightly larger tires to their quad.

If you are piloting a heavier machine and need serious height, you will want to explore complete side by side lift kits. These comprehensive packages often include heavy-duty A-arms, extended axles, and upgraded tie rods to maintain proper suspension geometry and steering alignment at extreme angles.

Top-Tier Durability and Trusted Brands

Lifting a vehicle changes its center of gravity and alters suspension stress points, so you never want to cut corners on material quality. We stock components engineered from heavy-duty steel and billet aluminum to ensure they survive the harshest environments.

For riders seeking industry-leading durability and precise fitment, a Super ATV lift kit is often the gold standard. Known for their rugged construction and lifetime warranties on many bracket lifts, their kits are a top choice for maximizing clearance without sacrificing ride quality.

Ready to Elevate Your Ride?

Do not let low ground clearance dictate where you can and cannot ride. Explore our massive inventory of off-road lift kits today. Match your exact make and model to find the perfect suspension upgrade, bolt on those bigger tires, and take your next off-road adventure to new heights.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much ground clearance does a standard UTV lift kit add?

Most standard UTV lift kits add 2 to 3 inches of ground clearance. This straightforward bolt-on upgrade provides enough extra height to navigate rougher trails and install larger tires without requiring a complete, expensive suspension overhaul.

Can I install a Super ATV lift kit myself?

Yes, you can install a Super ATV lift kit yourself using standard garage tools. These bracket lifts are designed as straightforward, bolt-on upgrades. Always follow the manufacturer's model-specific instructions and correctly torque all suspension components during installation.

Do side by side lift kits cause axle problems?

Modest 2-inch lifts rarely cause axle issues. However, larger side by side lift kits drastically alter your suspension geometry and axle angles. For lifts exceeding 3 inches, upgrading to heavy-duty extended axles is highly recommended to prevent premature wear or breakage.

Will an ATV lift kit change how my quad handles?

Yes. An ATV lift kit raises your machine's center of gravity, which can make it feel slightly more top-heavy during high-speed cornering. To maintain stability, many off-road riders pair a suspension lift with wheel spacers or wider offset wheels.

What is the difference between a bracket lift and a portal gear lift?

A bracket lift alters your shock mounting points to raise the chassis while maintaining factory gearing. A portal gear lift replaces the wheel hubs with a geared box, providing massive clearance at the wheel while simultaneously lowering the gear ratio to turn massive mud tires.