Front Coilovers

Ride Shocks 2.5" front coilovers are engineered around your platform's specific control arm geometry across each vehicle platform. Every coilover delivers adjustable lift and is pre-tuned to your vehicle's exact weight range for correct, out-of-the-box ride quality.

DPA ADJUSTER TECHNOLOGY
Every Ride Shocks front coilover includes our Dual Piston Adjuster (DPA) — 12 clicks of independent high-speed and low-speed compression control. Both adjusters ship fully open at the softest setting, giving you the full range of adjustment to firm up the ride as your build and terrain demand. Adjustments are hand-only; never use tools on the DPA knobs.

Whether your vehicle is a stock daily driver or loaded with a steel bumper, roof top tent, and drawer system, selecting the correct weight range ensures your front coilovers perform correctly at every point in their travel range — not just when new.

2.5" Front Coilovers, DPA, 3-3.5" Lift

2.5" Front Coilovers, DPA, 3-3.5" Lift

2.5" Front Coilovers, DPA, 3-3.5" Lift

$2,299.95
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Frequently Asked Questions

Suspension Lift Kits FAQs

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Which vehicles does Ride Shocks currently support?

Ride Shocks currently builds application-specific shocks and coilovers for the Toyota Tacoma (2005-2023 and 2024+), Toyota 4Runner (2003-2024), Toyota FJ Cruiser (2007-2014), Ford Bronco (2021+), Lexus GX470 (2003-2009), and Lexus GX460 (2010-2023). Each platform has its own weight-range and lift-height options tailored to that vehicle.

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Will new shocks actually improve my truck's ride quality?

Yes — shocks are one of the most impactful suspension upgrades for both comfort and control, often making a bigger difference than wheels or a lift kit alone. A weight-matched, adjustable shock like Ride Shocks lets you fine-tune the ride for your specific vehicle weight and driving style rather than settling for a generic factory tune.

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What are the signs I need new shocks?

Common signs of worn shocks include a bouncy or harsh ride, the vehicle continuing to bounce after a bump instead of settling quickly, nose-diving under braking, uneven or cupped tire wear, and visible fluid leaking from the shock body. If you notice any of these, it's worth having your suspension inspected and considering a weight-matched upgrade like Ride Shocks.

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Can I install Ride Shocks myself, or do I need a professional?

Many experienced DIYers install Ride Shocks themselves using standard hand tools, following the included install instructions. If you're not comfortable with suspension work, or your vehicle requires specialized tools, a professional installer or shop is recommended — and note that removing components like shock boots or skipping install instructions can void your warranty.

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Do I need an alignment after installing new shocks?

Yes, Ride Shocks always recommends getting a professional alignment after installing new shocks. Any change in ride height or lift can significantly alter your toe and caster settings, so a proper alignment protects your tires and keeps handling predictable.

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