Symptoms
Not a fault — it's the cheapest lift on the planet. The truck sits too low for bigger tyres or rough tracks, or scrapes its sills in ruts.
The fix, step by step
- Remove the factory ride-height sensor rods at each corner and fit the longer links in their place: short rods at the front, long rods at the rear.
- The links fool the sensors into reading the truck as lower than it is, so the air springs raise every height mode by 1, 1.5 or 2 inches depending on the kit.
- No coding is needed and Terrain Response keeps working.
- Get a wheel alignment afterwards.
Tools & part numbers
- Basic hand tools
- Proud Rhino PR25DEF-1 (1 in), PR25DEF-1.5 (1.5 in) or PR25D5 (2 in) lift rods
- alignment afterwards
Where to buy the parts
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Rated for a competent home mechanic with a decent tool kit. Confirm torque figures, fluids and procedures against the factory service manual for your VIN, support the truck on stands rather than a jack, and work at your own risk (disclaimer). Some parts links are affiliate links, which pay us a small commission at no cost to you.