Denver area shops for lift install?

[Scottz]

Not in a hurry for this, but probably within the next year. I'll probably end up going with the Mopar 2" for warranty purposes but open to other shops in the area. 23 Willys Diesel. Which shops are good and who should be avoided?

Thanks

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[Hasemano]

I installed my lift but have used Rock Solid 4x4 for re-gearing and buds have used them extensively for their Jeep mods. I’ve never used them, but there’s also The Edge 4x4 in Englewood and they have had many great testimonials over the years. Up north, I’m less familiar with the shops.

 

[SoK66]

High Country 4x4

https://hcp4x4.com/

 

[WILDHOBO]

None of them are perfect. I’d do it yourself if you’re able. It’s really not nearly as hard as you’d think.

 

[b-roc]

I have used rock solid 4x4 to regear. Watched their work on my stuff and others. Good guys and good work.

I do second what @WILDHOBO said though. It isn't too bad of a job ... and doing it yourself guarantees that you know the quality (and are well prepped for trail repairs)

 

[molevich]

I think I will give Rock Solid 4x4 a try. Tanner 4x4 in Colorado Springs completely ***** my truck up when they did alignment. I had to go back to get the rear axle centered, and then they didn't tighten or use any Loctite on the control nuts, so two rears came loose on Rimrocker. I swear, a monkey with a wrench would have done a better job than they did.

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